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t ported Irom Rostove when a passenger
train reached that point today Two
merchants who were travelling in frst
class carriages were found murdered
their heads having been battered in A
large sum of money they were known t
have was missing The conductor of the
train was arrested on suspicion
FALSIFIED BILLS
I The Managing Director of a Building
r Society in Court
i LONDON Dec UJ W Hobbs the
f late managing director and G H
financial of
Wright formerly fnancial manager
the Liberator Building society were ar
raigned in the police court on charges of
forgf fraud and embezzlement Coun
sel stated that Hobbs Co owed the so
ciety 10500000 obtained while Hofebs
was managing director Bills had been
missing falsified and a nunfber of books were
Cottti is in Paris
VIENNA Dec l7Cottu wanted by
the Paris police to answer to his part in
the Panama canal frauds came to this
city a week ago The Paris police have
warned the Vienna police that he should
be detained but the department here
however refused to arrest him
Fought a Duel
PARIS Dec 17The duel growing out
of Thursdays heated debate in the cham
ber of deputes was fought today Deputy
Arene Republican having challenged
Deputy Gabriel Boulangist Two shots
were exchanged but no one was hurt
Cholera Victims i Russia
ST PETERSBUBO Dec l7The final
official statistics of the choleral epidemic
in Russia show 130417 deaths from
European ana 135343 from Asiatic cholera
sinc the outbreak in the empire
Cholera in Hamburg
HAIIIi3URGDec 17Two fresh cases of
cholera are reported here They are fatal
There are three cases in the Hammer
broek district
The Zambesi Arrives
YOKOHAMA Dec 17The steamer
Zambesi from Tacoma recently ashore
in the bay of Yeddo has arrived here
safely
TIE BUSINESS WORLD
A Boise Furnishing Goods Merchant Is
Forced t Assign
BOISE Ida Dec 17fSpecial
C Baker a prominent merchant dealer
in clothing and furnishing goods filed a
petition of insolvency today His lia
bilities are given at 1425380 and his
assets are put in at 2962505 The assets
Include everything except his home in
this city The principal creditors are
Heustadter Bros Portland 317154
Banner Bros New York 53800 Reiss
Bros Co San Francisco 103340
Buckingham Hicht San Francisco
62542 Stein Simon Co San Fran
cisco S72402 First National bank of
csco S102
Boise 1159 Boise City National bank
f3500 Capital State Bank of Boise
fclOOO Mrs M B McCarty Boise
1C03 KohnBros Chicago 2S3 The
other creditors are eastern and local mer
chants
Before the insolvency petition was filed
the Boise City and First National banks
and Kahn Bros attached Baker was
treasurer of the county of Ada His pub
lic accounts have been examined and are I
found to be straight The cause of fail
promptly ure was inability to make collections i
IDAHOS LEGISLATURE
aiandamus Proceedings Begun Against
the State Canvassing Boara
BOISE Idaho Dec 17SpscialA
mandamus suit wasbegun against the state
board of canvassers today t compel them
t > canvass the vote for members of the
legislature instead of according to the
constitutional apportionment James
Gunn late Populist candidate for Con
gress acts a relator The specific case
selected upon which t make the test is
that of J W Kennedy a Populist of
Kootenai county who got a few votes for
senator and who would have been elected
to a seat under the governors proclama
tion Au alternative writ was issued out
of the supreme court returnable Tues
day December 20
FOOTBALL IN CALIFORNIA
A Very Exciting Game Played In San
1 Fancisco the Score Being a Tie
SAN FHANCISCO Dec 17 Stanford 10
University of California 10 was the I
score at the end of the greatest and most
exciting iootball game ever played on the
1 Pacific coast Fifteen thousand people
gathered at the Haight street bal grounds
where the game was played The tie
will be played off soon All morning
crowds of students from both universi
ties thronged the streets ornamented
with their respective colors blue and
gold for the University of California and
crimson for Stanford Football is comparatively
new on the coast until
paratively a game te coat unti
this year but both teams have been un
der Instruction of coachers for weeks
Walter Camp and T L McClnng Yales
famous players taught many tricks to
the men under their charge Camp was
brought from the east by Stanford and
the University secured McClung
INDUSTRIAL LEGIOX
The First Company iras Organized in
Kansas Yesterday
TorEKA gnu Dec 17oanF Wil
lets western organizer of the Industrial
Legion of the West formed a local com
pany of the Populist military organiza
tion here today The Industrial Legion of
tne United States was authorized by the
annual convention of the Farmers Alli
imcs at Memphis and i intensely a par
tisan affair The first state to be organ
ized i Kansas and an attempt will be
made t get all who voted the Peoples
party ticket in t tha new organization
One section in the constitution provides
V that any member who fails t vote for the
Popult nominees on the Omaha plat
military form can be form court martialed after a regu
IN MEMORY OF WHITTIER
Big Birthday Anniversary Celebrated with
Appropriate Exercises
AMESBURY Mass Dec 17The mem
ory of Poet John Greenleaf Whittier was
honored here today the anniversary of
his birth The day was observed with
hi bith Te wih ap
propriate exercises in the opera house
which was crowded t the doors Ora
tions were delivered and sketches of the
poets life and selections from his writ
1 ings were read but the leading feature of
the event was the reading of original
poems written in honor of the great poet
I for the occasion by Harriet Prescott
Spofford Lucy Larcom Robert Purvis
r and Louise u Chandler Moulion
TIN PLATE WORKMEN
The Indiana Tin Plato
To ldiann factory has a
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EIAVOOD Ind Dec 1 For some
time there has been differences existing
between the Welch tin plate workers and
American tin plate factory with the re
suit that the men have refused to work
unless the company would accede to cer
Q tin conditions It seems the company
I ivant to operate a patent machine with
I unskilled laborers and the Welshmen de
3 manded that skilled labor only shall be
i employed Until this i conceeded they
declare they will not work I is not
known just what steps the company pro
l poses taking
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Extension of the N Northwestern
from Casper to Ogden
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WHO WILL CONTROL THE U Pt
Dickinson Says the Present manage
ment Will Be Continued
Rio Grande Western Earnings Dtr Bru
I back Goes to England Superintendent
IVurlelo WH Try California
The Passenger Traffic
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DENVBH Dec 17 Articles of incorpo
I ration of the Wyoming and Utah Railroad
company have been filed with the secre
tary of state The purpose of this com
pany is to build a line southeast from
I Casper Wyoming to Ogden Utah with
i branches from Rawlins and Lander The
j capital stock i 000000 The Wyom
ing and Utah is the practical extension
j I of the Northwestern road which already
I runs Cheyenne t Casper Articles are also filed in
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CONTROL OF THE U P
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3Ir Dickinson Thinks the Management
Will Continue Unchanged
I OIUHA Dec 17 Regarding reports in
Union Pacific circles that George Gould
is sure to control the company in the
I future Assistant General Manager Dick
inson said < I believe the management
will continue the same as now All in
dications seem to point to the continu
ance of Clark as president of the system
which he has built up in the years he has
been president in a manner that is
astonishing to its stockholders I it be
true that Drexel Morgan Co have
been largely interested in purchasing
Union Pacific stock it is also true that
J Pierrepont Morgan is the close second
of Gould and I believe their interests are
identical
AN ALLEGED CONSPIRACY
Suit Against the Company That Sold the
Georgia Central
NEW YORK Dec 17 Receiver Oakum
of the Richmond Terminal company has
filed a complaint against the members of
the Georgia company syndicate which in
1SS8 sold a controlling interest in the
Georgia Central railroad to the Ter
minal company Oakum declares when
the purchase was made the Georgia Cen
tral had no recognized market value but
that as part of a conspiracy to make im
mense profits for the syndicate the sale
was effected at 35 per share These
charges of conspiracy are made against
exPresident J H Jnrnan Directors Col
houn Swan Wprmser and members of
the Georgia Syndicate The suit involves
a restitution estimated at 8003000 In
man says he is ready to meet the accusa
tions Oakum promises further aston
ishing revelations
THE SAXPJETE ROAD
I Brubeck Goes to England to Meet
the Bondholders
Theodore Brubeck the president of the
Sanpete Valley Railway company starts
for England at an early hour this morn
ing where he will meet the English
syndicate which holds a mortgage on the
property for 80000
An account of closing the road for the
winter has already appeared in THE
HERAIJD and Mr Brubeck will insist
that the road can never earn operating ex
penses unless it is extended down the
valley to the rich farming settlements
This policy he believes will commend
itself to the Britishers as it is the only
way that they can possibly expect to ever
receive any return on the money they
have put into the enterprise
Mr Brubecfc has left his family at the
Walker until he returns
Dont Affect the Tourists
Itls not true said a Union Pacific
official yesterday that therefusal of our
road t prorate with competing lines
turns tourist travel away from Salt Lake
as some Rio Grande officials have tried to
make it appear All west bound passen
gers for Portland have the privilege of
coming through Ogden and down to Salt
I Lake without an extra cent of cost The
east bound fast mail from Portland goes
through Ogden and so does west bound I
tram No7 Through passengers from
Montana can also travel on a through
sleeper from Butte and every one visit
Salt Lake without extra charge
JUo Grande Western Earnings
Following are the earnings of the Rio
Grande Western railway for the week
ending Dec 14 and the earnings for the
year from July 1 t date compared with
1891
FR TIE roa rUE YEAH
VEK ROM JULY t
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1802 18Ol
Freightf23000 0 S 874CO 3 89G25
Passenger9000 125O 31300 3580
Express1500 19 3740J 20
Mats 8X 750 178Q 1G45
Miscelaneou 0O 150 38 305
Totali44500 30 1 740 130
Decrease 1 58001 I 535b50j IJ2
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PerceotI I I 1133 I I
I Superintendent Wurtclc
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Continued ill health has forced C E
Wurtele to resign his position as super
intendent of the mountain division
Union Pacific He will try the effects ol
the California climate
TIE PASSENGER TRAFFIC
Tho Western Association Doomed llato
Cutting From the River
The Western Passenger association
seems t be doomed There seems little
hope of getting the Alton road back into
the association The general managers
have about made up their minds that a
new association and a new agreement are
necessary before things can be satisfac
torily adjusted Unless the Alton can be
t back in the Santa Fe will certainly
withdraw aud then the association will
be disrupted The agreement has now
become unworkable There is a danger
that in arranging for the reorganization
the roads might get into A muddle about
the plan on which the reorganization
should be accomplished A war similar
t the one inaugurated at the Missouri
river by the Transcontinental may be
brought on
A STARTER FOB RATE SLASHING
There seems to be a starter in the slash
ing of rates from tha Missouri river west
by ths announcement that the roads have
commenced to pay any amount of com
mission just so the passenger business is
secured The new trouble is partly owing
to the combination made against the
Union Pacific a the tickets from these
lines have been turned against the wall
over the Union Pacific route The Union
Pacific is now charged with paying a 55
commission on the Colorado business
alone while the agreed commission is but
Jl The Union Pacific in turn charges
the combination with paying the com
mission they accuse it of paying and so
the struggle goes on I
C S Stebbins formerly general ticket I
agent on the Union Pacific has been ap
pointed auditor of passenger accounts In
place of W S Wing who has been filling
flng
this position for the past eight years
The Pennsylvania
company announce a
number of excursions for next year to the
coast from New York and other points
east The first series is to arrive here
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about Feb 16 March 10 and April 6
I The tourists will travel by special trains
of Pullman drawingroom sleeping din
1 ing smoking and observation cars and
I will be under the supervision of a tourist
I agent with a chaperon for the ladies
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I HEAD 1 COLLISION
The Fast Mail on the Cincinnati Southrrn
Collides with a Freight
I JUNCTION CITY Ky Dec 17The
fast mail train No1 south bound on the
Cincinnati Southern railroad collided
with the north bound fast freight one
mile south of McKinneys The entire
1IcKinneys entre
train left the track Transportation is
I traiq
completely blocked and it is difficult to
get to the scene of the trouble Reports
as to damage property and personA in
juries are conflicting Some reports are
to the effect that the engineer fireman
and express messenger and from one t
half a dozen passengers were killed out
right All are denied by the railroad men
J3mployees of the road are averse to
making any statement and i is impossi
ble to learn the cause of the accident
The companys physicians of Danville
1 and Somerset were dispatched to the
i i wreck and a wrecking train north and
I south was called Latest rumors are t
I the effect that the passenger locomotive
I cowcatcher was smashed up and no one
I was hurt and little damage done
I News from Junction City Ky says
j the story of the wreck brought here by
I I train just arrived is that Engineer Eergu
sen and Fireman James Bradley of the
passenger train John Mangold postal
clerk of Jonesboro fennt were slightly
hurt Both engines and baggage car
were ditched
ST CLAIRE FXONERATED
Ho is Freed From Complicity in Letting
tho Conliey Contract
CHICAGO Dec ISThe subcomittee
of the National Board of Control at a late
hour tonight completely exonerated Com
missioner St Claire from any complicity
in letting Conkey concession or of
any connection with the letting of any
other concession Incidentally mem
bers of the Typographical union are
denounced as a set who dare not
attempt to prove the cdarges they made
The committee waited four hours for
members of the Typographical union to
showup andfinally aletter was brought
saying the board of control declined to
entertain the charges and as the investi
gation was inprogress before another
committee the printers decided not to ap
pear
Commissioner St Claire denounced the
printers as cowards who dared not stand
up to the charges they brought Commis
sioner Mackenzie of Kentucky also de
I nounced the Typographical unions
I PRISONERS PROTEST
Delessops Objects to the Rigid Seclusion
I He Is Subjected To
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PARIS Dec 17 Charles DeLesseps and
his fellowprisoners protested today i
against the rigid seclusion to which they
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are subjected in prison and demanded
the privilege of being allowed visitors
The examining magistrate promised to
consider the request after he had exam
ined documents relating to the case I
is rumored that several parliamentary re
porters will be arrested as agents
in the corruption of legislators and
several of these reporters are already un
der surveillance by the authorities An
entryin one of the books of Thierre Co
shows that Joseph Eeinach soninlaw
of Baron Reinach received 40000 francs
Eeinach says he received the money as a
dowry and he will return the amount to
the liquidator of the Panama Canal com
pany i it can be shown the money came
from frauds
Offices of newspapers which received
monty from the Panama Canal company
will be seached at once and unless it is
found the money was entirely expended
in advertising the proprietors or others
cuted who accepted the money will be prose
To Guard the Border
WASHINGTON Dec 17The Mexican 1
government having officially called the
attention of this government to the pres
ent border troubles the state department
communicated with the war department
and as a consequence the Seventh cavalry j
now stationed at Ft Riley Kan has
been ordered to Texas to angment troops
already in that department An official
of the war department said this evening
that i the Mexican government had half
as many regular troops on their side ot
the Rio Grande a the United States has
on ours this trouble would not have oc
I curred
Have Kissed and Mail Up
HOBOKEST N J Dec 17The con
troversy between Bishop Wigger of New
ark city and Father Corrigan of Hobo
ken N J was rather abruptly termin
> Jhwas
atea tonight Bishop Wigger appointed
a committee Bishot Corrigan and en
deavor to induce him to apohgize After I
the conference Corrigan acquiesced with
the views of the committee and the
bishop gracefully accspted the apology
Cholera at Hamburg
WASHINGTON Dec 17Tho following
was received by Secretary of State Foster
from Johnson consul at Hamburg Two
cholera deaths on the 8th and 12th of De
cember and two cases on the 18th None
reported today noon
Prize fight in a Penitentiary
JACKSON Mich Dec 17It has just
become know that a fight occurred in
the state penitentiary here yesterday be
tween a convict employed in the trip
hammer department and one of the keep
ers A ring was formed and the two
men fought to a finish The keeper was
whipped Other convicts baffled all at
tempts of the authorities to break into
the ring
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rnJleay Failure in Dallas
NEW ORLEANS L Dec 17A special
t tho Picayune from Dallas Tex says
the wholesale liquor and cigar firm of
Friedberg Klein Co with headqua
tars at Galveston and branches in Dallas
made a general assignment today Tl e
schedule of liabilities is 140511 Qlti
assets are estimated at 40000 J he
creditors are chiefly Galveston and ic r
eign firms Klein says tho cause of 1 he
firm is due to general depression They I
expect to pay dollar for dollar I
OBITUARY ilECORD
A Prominent llailroad Man
PHILADELPHIA Dec 17J N Du
barry vicepresident of the Pennsylvania
railroad died suddely this morning
John P 31m phy
FIE BLUFF Ark Dec 17 Captain
John P Murphy vicepresident of the
Arkansas Confederate Veterans associa
tion is dead He was one of the largest
cotton planters on the Arkansas river
WORDS OF PRAISE
The SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD has
donned a new dress which is as neat and
handsome as is the paper sparkling with
the best and most reliable general news
of the day TH HERALD is decidedly
the best paper for reliable and general
1aper published in the Territory
Bingham Bulletin
THE HELD surprised its readers on
Tuesday morning by appearing in a new
dress which gives it a much better ap
pearance Thus though some papersare
dying others are forging ahead with
rapid strides LehiBanner
TaE SAL HERALD has donned a
new dress and presents a very much but
ter appearance Tintic Miner
Tito Scandinavian Democrats
The Scandinavian Democrats will hold
meeting Monday night in the Social
hal for the purpose of reorganizing their
Democratic society Hon H P Hender
son and A T Schroeder will be present
and address the meeting
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IJFBDERATION OF LABOR
Their Annual Meeting in Philadelphia
Ended Yesterdny
President Gompers Was Iteelected as
Also AU the Old Oflicers An Increase
in Salaries Resolutions Adopted
PHILADELPHIA Dec 17At the
session of the American Federation of
i Labor a proposition for the federation to
take any action toward assisting in a
Words fair congress was defeated by
I an overwhelming vote The recommen
dations in the presidents report were ap
proved including the clauses relating to
I woman organizers whose work was com
plimented and relating to Labor day the
committee recommending that an appeal
I be made for the establishment of a
national Labor day in the districts and
territories It was voted to notify the
president of the United States of ths
action condemning the employment of
Chinese sailors by the Pacific Mail Steam
boat company Resolutions relating to
the action of the president and executive
I council requesting conferences with the
counci requestng
Knights ot Labor union stirred up a
I lively debate The committee recommen
ded that the highest duty of the federa
tion was to defend those unions selected
I by the Knights of Labor for attack and
that the executive committee take such
I action as would enforce this idea which
was adopted
The special committee on militia on
strikes reported in part as follows Un
less a halt is called it will not be long
until liberty gives way to despotism
Since the recent uses to which troops
have been subjected have been brought
about by allowing people unchallenged to
surrender theirpower we therefore be
lieve herein is a vital point of our griev
ances The American Federation of L
bor and affiliated bodies demand of legis
latures the enactment of laws creating a
board of commissioners to be selected by
congressional districts in the state This
committee only shall have power to call
out militia after investigation of labor
difficulties in conjunction with the gov
ernors In cases of labor difficulties it
shall be unlawful for the governor to call
out the militia for the suppression of the
same except on petition signed by at least
onefourth the qualified voters of the
county wherein trouble exists
As a measure against the employment
ef Pinkertons or other armed forces the
resolutions demand the enactment of laws
by the several states prohibiting nonres
idents from serving as peace officers It
was also recommended that the federa
tion refuse under any circumstances to
enlist in the national guard and mem
bers now enlisted withdraw as soon as
they can lawfully do so unless one or the
other of the propositions proposed be em
bodied in the state laws After cpnsider
able discussion the recommendation of
the committee was stricken out and a
clause adopted instead favoring the sup
port of the labor representation in the ad
ministrative and legislative departments
of the national and state governments
and advising members to see that friends
of labor commanded the militia rather
than the friends of capital
At todays session of the Federation of
Labor resolutions were adopted calling
on the local unions of joint central labor I
bodies holding charters from the federa
tion condemning the Rock Island road
for refusing its telegraphers to withdraw
from their organizations asking sailors
to be included in the alien contract labor
law favoring changes in the contract
labor law so that an inventor shall re
ceive direct reward condemning the
Baron Hirsch fund to assist immigration
demanding that immigration be re
stricted favoring the eight hour system
asking clemency for the imprisoned Chi
cago anarchists demanding government
control of railroads but rejecting the so
cialistic resolution favoring government
control of all means of communication
transportation and production
Resolutions were passed advocating wo
man suffrage asking state legislation to
I protect trades unions for legislation
against the Chinese A resolution asking
Congress to either pass legislation for
compulsory arbitration of labor disputes
or the submission of a constitutional
I amendment permitting such legislation
caused a lively tilt betwaen the socialists
I and the antisocialists in the convention
I The question was finally settled by the
adoption of a substitute emphatically ap
proving the principle of arbitration but
recognized its impotoncy where workers
were not fully organized The president
was instructed to endeavor to harmonize
the two conflicting bodies of machinists
which were divided by the recognition of
the color line in one of them President
Gomoers salary was increased from 1500
to 1803 per annum Resolutions were
adopted recommending that chiefs and
superintendents of government bureaus
bo selected from the trade in which skilled
workmen in the bureau were engaged
favoring municipal state and national
civil service reform favoring free and
compulsory education and instructing
the executive council to prepare a bill to
that effect The salary of the secretary
was increased from igl230 to 1500 and
nominations for office made
There was no opposition to President
Goiripers reelection and his election was
unanimous Christopher Evans in like
manner was reelected secretary John
B Leonard was reelected treasurer and
J P McGuiro reelected vicepresident
For second vicepresident William A
Carney of Pittsburg who took an active
part in the Homestead troubles was
elected A number of boycotts were en
dorsed by the committee to whom they
were referred Chicago secured the con
vention for 1893 A resolution favoring
direct elections by the people passed
unanimously
Resolutions were concurred in favoring
labor representation in the inspection of
Chinese immigrants certificates and to
prohibit Japanese immigration Final
adjournment was then announced
Yesterdays Fire
The handsome show window of Spencer
Lynch was destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon I had been dressed with cot
ton in imitation of snow and the imper
fect insulation of an electric wire set the
cotton on fire I was extinguished with
several buckets of water but the valuable
shoe and slipper samples were destroyed
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TERMS SaOO A YEAR
EXTRACT OF BEEF
Inferior and imitation sorts are coarse of
disagreeable odor and unpleasant favor
but the genuine
LIEBIG COMAYS
Bpsrinsr tie au
thorized signature >
of Justus von Lie
biff the jjrnat
chemist has tbe odor of roast beef gravy a
fine flavor dissolves clearly In water and
assimilates with tbe lincst and simplest
cookery
FOK DELICIOUS KEFKESRiNa BEEF TEA
FOB LUPHOVED ABU t ECONOMIC COOKEHY
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SOUND SENSE 1
Self Preservation the First Law
Of Man
Stop That Hacfeinz Cough Profit by Anothors
Experience Seek Belief for
Public Benefit
Consider well what you are doing when you
alloT that hacking cough to continue Con
t sumption Is sureto follow sooner or later Re
member the successes and enjoyments of life
all depend on selfpreservation
There is no ono disease today which causes so
much misery and suffering os catarrh
I you have uterug buzzing sounds In
your head you have catarrh
I your nose is blocked up with offensive mat
ter and mucous drops into your throat and
stomach you have catarrh
I you have a constant hacking cough you
have catarrh
I you sneeze hawk and spit you have cat
arrh
arhI you have a heavy weight and bloating in
your stomach after eating you have catarrh
If you have bad digestion you have catarrn
It you have palpitation of the heart you have
catarrh
I you have heartburn or water brash you
havo catarrh
I you have difficult breathing and stttchy
pains through the body you have catarrb
I you have pains over or in the eyes you
have catarrh
I you have a dizzy sick feeling when stoop
ing or walking you have catarrn
I is not necessary to possess all the above
symptoms to have catarrh any one of them
seperate and alone should be sufficient warn
ing to you that you have that most dreaded or
al diseases
Why waste your time and money on useless
experiments Why hesitate when your friends
and neighbors are dally publishing their por
traits and testimonials testifying to the per
manent success of Drs Mansneld and Da
Moncos method of treating this disease You
believe them In other things why not In this
Usa your better reason and a little sound
sense and goto Drs Manstleld and Do Monco
and be cured of the nasty disease and no longer
be a burden to yourself and friends
Study well the following statement Profit by
the experience of others and seek relief where
you will surely Sad It Drs Mansfield and De
Monco
The different cases published dally by these
specialists are selected from hundreds of others
because of their complications and stubborn
ness
FOR PUBLIC BENEFIT
Miserable Condition of a Sufferer
From Catarrh He Gives a State
ment Eyes Ears Nose Throat and
Stomach Affected Entirely Deaf
in Right Ear
Yes it was three yeais ago since I first felt
the effects of catarrh said George H Budd of
124 North Second West St one of Salt Lakes
bright business boys who thinks and
acts for himself He was employed as early
i morning carrier for the Salt Lake Tribune
j It started with a cold in my head brought on
j by exposure when I first came to Utah and
kept spreading getting a little stronger hold
I each step Mucous and offensive matter form
j td in my head in great quantities D constant
string of It running Into my throat which was
Very disagreeable
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GEORGE H BDDD 524 NORTH SECOND WSST SsT
I I was always hawking spitting and snuffing
Oh I just hated myself and thought evorybooy
else cad good reasons to do the same for I
think there is nothing t > o disgusting as a person
around who is always hawking spitting and
snuffing the thoughts of it makes me crawl
The most alarming symptom was the effects
of the nasty disease in my ears I was entirely
deaf in my right ear and the left ear was
greatly impaired there was a constant ring
ing roaring sound in my head as of escaping
steam from an engine
I had severe headaches over my eyes eyes
were weak and watery could not read without
letters forming a blurr and my eyes running
water There were sharp darting pains
tbrougb the chest and under the shoulder
blades I coughed cotstantly there always
seemed to be something in my throat and I had
to cough and cough to get it out Pains in the
Stomach annoyed me after eating my stomach
would till with gas and bloat dreadfully
For a young person I was in a miserable con
dition and was constantly growing worse What
to do I didnt know One day I picked up the
paper and to my astonishment in ono
of Drs Mansfield and De Moncos adds
I found a facsimile of my own condi
tion I read and studied the case
thoroughly and said to myself i they can cure
this caso they can surely euro mine Now I
didnt wait to ask my sister cousin or aunt
what to do I went straight to them determined
to give them a thorough trial I began treat
ment at once and have steadily Improved and
am glad to state they havo erased every one of
those conditions My hearing is ns sharp 8
any persons eyes arc strong and well 1 sel
dom have occasion to hawk or spit No pains
or aches in the head my stomach acts nat
urally and I no longer have that distressed
bloating feeling
I cheerfully give this statement to the public
and people in general knowing full well there
are others in the same condition I was who
have sought relief and found It not and hoping
they will see and read this statement and pr
tit thereby as 1 have
I am not selfish enough to wish to get well
myself end not let the whole world know it
I can truthfully say i they meet with the same
success in their case as Idid in mine they will
be repaid four fold
Treatment by Mail
To THE PUBLIC The system of mail treat
ment pursued by Drs Mansfield and De Monco
guarantee the same effective results to those
who desire to submit their cases through cor
respondence as to those who come in person
Their question blank i properly filled out
will diagnose your oase in n thorough way and
as medicines arc promptly shipped those liv
ing out of the city have tne same advantages
as those who come to the office
Write for the treatment by mall Medicine
Free and rid yourself of the most painful and
annoying disease in the catalogue of human
life
5 PER MONTH
Catarrh and kindred diseases treated at
the uniform rate of S3 a month medicines
free For all other dia ass the ratoa will
be low and uniform and in proportion to
the actual cost of the medicines required
The Copeland Medical Institute
Located Permanently Room 20a 201 203
and 203 in tils Pro reu Building
South Main Street Salt Lake City
DR T B MANSFIELD
DR A DE MONCO
CONSULTING PHTSIOIANS
SPECIALTIES Catarrh and all diseases
of the Ear Eye Throat and Lungs Nervous
Diseases Skin Diseases Chronic and Special
Diseases of both SSSCH
OFFICE HOURS 9 to 1 am 2 to5pm
7toSpm Sunday 10 am to 12m
Catarrhal Troubles and chronic diseases
treated successfully by mall Send 4 cents in
stamps for question circulars
Address all Mail t Copeland Medical Insti
tute Progress Building Salt Lake OIty Utah
SEND US 300
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It Comes from Indolence and Lade
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WEEK COMMENCING
THURSDAY DEC 22
Popularity of our Stock
Company Increases Weekly
Due to the Fact that Each
and Every One is an Artist
We present for the first time the Sensational i
Society Drama
FATE OR MYORGE
DVORCE
With the following Unequalled I
CAST OE CHAKACTEHS j
M T Muggs Richard P Crollus
Harry Grantloy W H Stevens
James Gordon George Cano
Uncle Buruette J J Williams
Lawyer Jessop D Edson
Florence Grantley111153 Jennie Darrah
Blanche SterlingMiss Annie Wilmoi
baltic Annie Waddlesbliss Georgia Calne
NEW SCENERY
NEW COSTUMES
A PERFECT PRODUCTION
1
Read Carrfally our Mammoth List of j
Attractions for Cltristmas Week I
2 Broles l 2
Eceenrrlo Contortionists Grotesque Dancers
High Kickers etc Unequalled in their lie
First appearance of
MR CHARLES H CLARK
The Celebrated Character Comedian and Vo
calist i his Original Novelty Speciality
MOTHER AND t
The King of Bird Trainers
C A GIOVANNI
Remarkable flock of Australian Cockatoos
Tn a performance interesting and pleasing This
troup ef birds has no equal in the Yorld
Sig Giovanni will also entertain you with
feats of magic showing that the action of the
hand is quicker than tho eye
The Refined Specialty nnd Sketch Artists
BEAHAN A DAKIN
The world says Smile and youre in it and
there you are Songs Dances Comedy flashes
Concertina Songs Banjo Clogs Eta
WEDNESDAY DEC 2
be Al novelty Ladles will receive I Souvenir that will
SATURDAY DEO 24
A handsome present for all Children attend
Ing tho afternoon performance admits to
all departments
lOo Amission lOo Seats One Dime Reserved
No Improper Characters Admitted
DRllSTS
WHDLESLEtRETA1L s
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LOCAL JIAEKETS
l OL1Si BUNG PRICE V >
Eetnil about 15 Tier cent higher
Corrected Daily b lh Peoples Fonearrllnj Oa
21 and IB E Second South Stresi
GtIN Evn lf0qj
Wheat f bus b k new Ne 5 s cc t
no grade 5
Oats ct sacked white 1 15 1 iii
Oa3 4 U cd it f ig 125
4 cracked
Eastern
Easter n
Barley brewing u 1 15
f
feed 0 5 1 0
I cracked 1 0 1 2
Corn I 0 1 3
I I U 0 chopped 1 111
U and Oats I 1 5
Pop Corn 4G
LUXURY gaoua
FUt
Luxury Eastern owt m m 2 0
HarvestQueea r 60
Rich Patent I = = 2 10 2 g
Str6igh t Grads I n < 0 2 15
Flmly 2 0 2Oj
PearlineMeli I u 25
CornMeal I 0 20
Graham I I 250
Rye i 2
Buckwheat 473
Oatmeal n 60
Bran u 75 0
Shorts 1 0
nT
Timothy straight ton 1 0 135
01 mIxed 100 1203
Red Top I I h 100 120
Upland I 950 I 5
Wild mo 950 1 0
Lucern 0 gO
Straw Wheat 60 BO
oat 60 t 0
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Butter hest Utah 11 rol u 152 18
N Creamer Eastern tub 18 2 i
Eggs l CI se 8 CO
t
Potatoes newUtatiprcwt1 CO 1 25
Potatoes California per cwt
Cabbage 10 1 EC
Onions 1 u 75 1 2
Lucer Seed n < nv I
Cental Snake each 7 to 8
THE
POODlos Forwar GO
Will Pay the rates here quoted and guar
antees thcm to be the
ruling prices
See Here Consumers
Oats at 130 per cwt by the tou
Cr Barley at 120 per cwt
Lucern at GOc per cwt
Consumers give our Luxury and Harvest
est Queen Flour a trial and you will use
none other They are positively the best
brands on the market
E E RICH Manager t
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THE UTAH
edical
I Dispensary
AND
I nrgieal Institute
46 12 W 2d South St
I Central Block I
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
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I Established for the special treatmentind
r cure of all Nervous Chronic and Privata
1 Diseases of either BOX both medics and
surgical Educated and experienced
Specialty Physicians and Surgeons is
charge
I j We arc prepared to treat all chronic dis
I eases of mole and female and aSdlf ully
perform all surgical operations required
I for manity the relief and benefit of suffering hu
I Wo arc regular graduates of Europa and
America and have been endorsed by the
I various State Boards throughout the
I
country thus proving that our diplomas
I are recognized by all
I The following is a partial list of the dis
i eases we treat and cure Bronchitis
I Throat and Lung Trouoles Catarrh Dis
pepsin Stomach Troubles Kidney and
I Bladder Complaints Nervous Diseases
i including Nervous Prostration and Ner
vous Debility Bpilipsy or Falling Sick
ness Convulsions Fits Paralysis Spinal
Troubles Female Weakness Prolapsus
or Falling of the Womb Ovaritis Tumors
Canoaro Piles Dropsy Heart Troubles
Asthma Scrofula Lupus Eczema Ear
Discharges and all Diseases arising from 3
poisonous or perverted condition of the
blood and nervous system Tape Worm
radically removed
borne of the surgical operations we art
prepared to perform arc Varlcocele Hy
drocele Club Foot Crooked Spin
Crooked Limbs Bow Legs Wry Neck
Amputations Circumcision Stricture
Stone In the Bladder Gall Stones Fistula
Rupture this by 1 special operation
which makes a radical cure in either male
or female In foot we Joan perform any
and all operations
We invite all to call upon us and inquire
Into our methods of treatment Remem
ber we are hare to stay so that all patients
submittng to our treatment have a guar
antee that they will lOud us here comic
ally to attend to them Our property in
terests hero show that we are not here for
B few months and our success so far
prove that our patients are satisfied with
our treatment and the benefits derived
from the same
To tho sick and afflicted at a distance
Who cannot call on us write for symptom
list books and papers necessary giving a
proper description of your case Wa will
than be in a position to prescribe the
proper remedies adapted to your condition
and thus treat you at your own home
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS
Th Utah Medical Dispensary
4 and Surgical Institute
45J4 West Second South Street
Central Block
SALT LAKE CITY Box t
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