OGDEN. EXAMINER THE MORNING 2 MONDAY UTAH, MORNING, DECEMBER 1VHO. 3, sit? ARCH I ECTS SALT LAKE AND STATE NEWS From Correspondents and State Exchanges ADULTERATED THE FIRST CIVIL WAR LOAN. DRUGS. F. C. WOODS A CO. Architects. 66 A 67 First Natl Bank Bldg, Beth Fhonas. rusted article by soaking it ia kerosene oil for a while. The tdl loosen Amounted to Tw Millions and Was the rust so ihai it may 0 Geneve K novation Bring Suit for easily be Secured by Jay Cooke's Perscraped off. Drug Company. Against sonal Efforts. Noiepaper, letters or leaves cf books which have become inkstained may be Sail Lake, l)i 2. Chargiug that From Ellis Passim Jay cleaned by pressing the spots with a ..dulivrau-Cjeke and thu Fuuucing ut th Civil piece of sponge dipped in oxalic acid drug writ- yLuvd in bur Know lion Mia ia War Uturve the ltoeumber Century. and water. i)iriliou. tii" I uir eatertfuy in the third disThe filter of which Cooke was comTo pUh amber mb the amber first WiHea-Horcourt aoou news the was trict tried again. The agaiust posed with whiting, moistened with water. fur Union l)i ug ('uipaov rout at Bull Run stirred Then apply a Httie olive oil and polish fo.uin) damages and of ihe of tiie'auii. The prescription him as tne first shot of the Revolution well with a piece uf flannel. A good 1. tilled un June Ismd, and oheu aroused Israel Putnam while he was deal of "elbow grease" will be nee re r It oas taken as proscribed by the at the plow. "Old Put" saddled hi in this polish. Cleveland Leader. , iihiak-ianBias Knonrltoa horse and rode off to the war; Jay aiu tiding suffered great pain from poisoning, Cooke dropped all other occupaUous TAKING CARE OF WINDOW GARaiie alleges, and tar some time she and visited his fellow bankers and DENS. sat confined to her died. The coui-ilai- brokers. Without authorisation from further states that ahe is still Chase or any cm else he drew up a are brought iuto When bouse 111 from the effects of the Ingredients paper, dated Philadelphia. July 22. the house, keepplants them a long aa posplaced iu the prescription, and it la lktil. 11 a m.. and set out upon a sible in a room where there is no fire tielieted that her health ha been per- tour of tlie banklug district, securing heat. In a high temperature they will a two of manently injured. millions pledges of nearly make s weak, spindling growth The prescription a as written liy a to be advanced In Secretary Clowe something always to lc avoided. If the for a period of slsty days, at 6 prr possible. complaint competent physician, stales, and was taken to the Wllles-Horn- e cent. Interest. Intimating that the aum Give Irish air daily the more the tilled. be It might be returned in the recently au-- t better. diug store to contained no Ingredient as prescribhi wised seven-thirt- y treasury notes. Water, moderately. Must plants will ed. which would be harmful to the The suggestion led to the negotia- be comparatively dormant at this seation uf the first great war 'loan, if son and should be allowed to take system if taken as prescribed. with a their time about beginning growth. Philadelphia could do this Mr. Too much water combined with banking capital of ll.biH),0U0. TELLS ABOUT RAMSEY. high Cooke argued, might not n much pro- temperature stimulates to premature York New be of portionately expected action. Eight or Tan Properties are Shewing snd Boston, with a capital of $M,uoo,-wGive no fertiliser to a plant not mak, Duo Indications. Iu And $50.0111), Encouraging respectively. active growth, it needs none when the arrangement of this loan with the ing It ia resting, is not in a condition to "Associated Banks" Hast the of three make use of it and will be injured by Thomas K.iinsey, discoverer of lbc ern cities, Jsy Cooks wa closely con- its application. When It shows an inpromising mining district east of the sulted Mr. was CYiase, aud there by clination to resume work by the proroiustnck beariug his name, had tills a friendship which knew duction t new leaves, then, and not to say In au interview with a reporter tliua begun no Interruption, despite the Secre- til) of the Tonnpah Sun: then, ahottld fertilizers lie applied. tary's Spartan conception uf his duty, One of the serious mistakes of the "At the present time the populutlon of Ramsey is about Son. Bight or ten whereby he would have estranged a amateur Aortal is that of attempting io if the properties are very good. The less warm admirer, and hie determinaforce plant to grow by the use of deeH'st shaft so far I on the H inf- tion in intis to take the nomination for manures wheu It Is tryliig to take a the of at the baud the Presidency rest. light and Is down 7s foot. They have an act cordially disIn uslug fertilizers begin with small, encountered a ledge eight feet wide Democratic party, the financier. by approved weak quantities, Increasing amount giving values of $33. On the Kant-seto Cooke Ixuuls often sold the Jay and strength in proportion to tlie deComstock, the shaft is down 6f feet ami ia in a Itody cf me 72 feet he paid fid upon their delivery byl)c velopment of the plant But be satisbe checks, aooepted fied with a healthy growth, always. A wide which assays from f 10 to ttHiO. government; drafts, certificates of Indebtedness and plant that grows On the Husky Boy nothing but very rapidly espewhich kinds of all various uf mousy, a put plant la generally lackhas beeu done. A tunnel ruu cially be to tenders into convarted had legal in vital force, and there will be a in the progress of this work has discould be turned Into ihe ing sooner or later. closed a ledge 3'i feet wide and gives before they reaction He was responsible for the Be constantly on tne lookout for invalues of ISO to B2u4t. The Ramsey Treasury. honuf whose acta uf hls sects. A writer on Horticultural topConsolidated, consisting of two claims, esty, In the nature of the case, he ics tires of giving this advice, year in haa croppings running the full length could often have no assurance. All and of the property from 5u to ton feet theae risks year out, for he seems to be rehe assumed for the sake wide. The returns from this rock is peating himself constantly as indeed were as of the cause, they complicated he is hut it is advice which Is from 5 to 115. The Ramsey Top Not. by the failure tit the department to in order, and it cannot be tou always in which 1 am interested la rnnipoaoit firmly hls bonds and the furnish promptly, of seven claims. Values from $SU tv Impressed upon the mind of tlie growto seasons at obtain some inability Fluff have been olrtsined from the surer of plants in the window-gardethat greenbacks with which to make hls they cannot be grown well unless kept face sand. meanIn Chase the from their enemies the aphis, "The Walkover belongs to a Colil-flel- d deposits. Secretary his movements with the free scale and red spider. Of it has a cropping for time, eyeing outfit, mealy The subscription course, bug. greatest impatience. 30 foet and Iti feel of this distance advice to make use "of 'the Into was pay constantly urged soap Infusiun I have so frequently recgives big values. Paunlug have been agent the Treasury more rapidly, and re- ommended In this department, is simsecured or the property whlcb would to advanlest he duce hla balance, reap of what has been said, Indicate a value from tint) to 3,000. s ply repetition sums the from tlie Interest upon time The Red Top has a big cropping 16 tages and and Is therefore stale again, hla the hands, although remaining in feet high and from which values as ckcumstaures which prevented this advice. InIn a sense, but It Is always spite ut that. high as 100 have been obtained. action nod earned an apparent differ timely For fighting the rod spider there Is Bight feet of trenching lias been domf ence between hls orders and bis degiving retnrns better than 25. The posits at tha nubt re saury were repeat- nothing quite so effective as water-cl- ear water. Spray the plants with Wheeler and Nurcross people have it. Dip them iu it. Keep it evaporatrun a tunnel for 50 feet and have cut edly explained. a ledge 14 feet wide showing free ing constantly in the room. Moisture, HEALTH AND BEAUTY. If you esn Secure enough of It, will gold. "I consider the camp a big proposispider in check. If your For sore mouth try a wash of one keep the tion, The formation la practically the lusspnouful of peroxide In a half glass plants liecome Infested before you are aware of li you can tell this by yelsame as that at Virginia City and I of water. leaves aud the presence of tiny believe that it la s continuation of t lie For pains In the stomach a flannel lowing same ledges. The porpyhry and cloth dipped In hut water Into which n web it is a good plan to beat a tubful of water to about 12u degrees, and A quarts are practically Identical teaapoouful of turpentine has been adpeculiar thing at Virginia City, the ded, placed over the stomach, will submerge the plants fn It. holding them under for perhaps half a minute ledgea run two tuilea to the north and give almoat Instant relief. dlaappear and I believe they outcrop If there is any doubt as to vermin at a time. This will generally kill the again at Ramsey, which ia 'ten or being In a child's head saturate the spider ui the flrsi application, but a twelve miles distant. may be necessary. After hair with coal oil. and, after It ha second one A very remarkable thing fa the get rid of the pest, aim to keep on for about twenty minutes you been nim away by tlie liberal use of water fact that when the camp waa first wash the hair with soap and water. dully, In the form of a spray, which discovered, there were plain marks and rider taken in large should Apples reach every portion of the of the wagons which were used in quantities will be found more pleashauling wood to Reno, They passed ant and quite as effective as a dose of plant. Bhen E. Rexford In Outing. close to the big dykes, but the values caster blL Prunes can also be takrii PILES CURED IN C TO 14 DAYS. were completely, overlooked. The dis- In large quantities snd will have the FAZO OINTMENT la guaranteed to covery uf the district came about same effect. cure A man any cane of Itching, Blind, R!eed-luthrough two prospectors. of be can kinds toothaches Certain or named Fletcher and an Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days a with relieved by painting the gums or money refunded, fine. passed through the district last fall, solution cf f f iodine and where they staid for one day. Fletcher If Ihere la a cavity In glycerin. picked up a piece of rock which the tooth saturate a small piece of CULTURE IN SPRINGFIELD, MASS. showed free gold. His companion was absorbent cotton in oil of cloves, tincnot much passed with the grouhd and ture of myrrh or laudanum and place to Fearing to get lost, we went back suggested that they move on." the railway station, where a surIt In tlie ravlly. Witch hazel cold cream Is made prising number of people were sitting thus: Nine ounces of white petrole around eating out it brown paper bugs OLD PEOPLE MEET. ounces of while just as they do at Battersea park and um, one and f ouncea of sper- the Feie de Xeullly and Coney Island. max. one and 1.Hoc. Richfield. Thanksgiving maceti. three ounces of distilled ex- A no diversion was provided, we passed off ipiiotly yesterday. There tract of witch hazel. Melt the flrsi read a copy uf the Springfield Repubwas no public celebration, bill privthree together, allow to lican editorials, dramatic and musical ate din nets were indulged in and In coal toingredients some extent, tlien add the criticism, local news, advertisements whole families as- witch hazel extract and stir. When ami all. The musiral criticism was ninny Instances In Jutiilee sembled style. Hyrum rmd snd add few drops of oil or ru'her good. An operatic company had ChiiKiensen snd wife entertained the nearly in Uriieugi in" rose. Wiirli hazel cream is very been presenting old folks, as many as could he acfor a rough sensitive complex- Springfield and the musical critic, pleasant There are 12 people iu ion. Cleveland leader. commodated. who evidently was accustomed to prethe city over 7b years idd. The guest write-ups- " for the Springfield pare of Mr. uiid Mrs. Christensen, and mere hunts, dealt rather gingerly of ihe An Evening Wrap. their ages fellow: Inpra Henson, 33; A sms r: lias wrap is Indlspcn varinua artists. "Mine. 1j. F. Christensen, 70: Mary P. Chrissi'.ile. and. in fact, two or more should a a'KMl. loud voice." was his usual tensen. .H: Anna Mulish Christensen. lie provided for llie debutante, tine form of commendation, lint he came C7; Huns Nielsen Herring, 78: Mary s'm.ild Is' light in color and of cloth or out strong at. the end. Annie Nielsen Honing. 7; Hong An"When laihenprln came on drawn silk, and the other, which is for thederson. Vi; Oliva Anderson. tiff; Mrs. ater wear nr for any sen.l public en- by his KwaiiN,1' lie wrote, "it was as t Miirga-eTuttoti, Vi; Thus. 0. Jensen, tertainment. fur which other convey- though a large was being t'.s ; I oil Jensen, .K: Huns O. Hansen. ance than carriage he used, to be of a hauled in on a stouehoal. Util this only 78; (ieorce Ogelvie. 72; Hans C. dark shade. shows that German opera Is a hard . Wesiens-chowNcllsen. !!: J C. ImsI two aro and rod the dark thing t" negotiate in a common Gray Westens-cliow- . h!i; Margin Pt for the latter, but the first mentioned theuH r." 7U: I M.irnn ; Rasmussen. Thai mini wrap should he In ihe most becoming rogo'.iaic" waa really Annie Maria l.sisen, 7i; ktena Jorgof the main pule tints or clinical, diagnostic, chromatic -e- very-ihiug ensen. 74: Caroline M. Hansen. 54; else while, andexquisite ihal would have delighted St a fur collar should he I.I.ie llsnsen. so. provided that can lie worn with either Hctivc and Air. Huncker. Thy suburban After dinnr ihe old people enternews was also edifying. Me read about if the purse lie h.ng enough. tained themselves h songs and niiislr In gct'in fur for this purpose it N the lio. license law in Westfield and A furnished ie- the eompiiiiv. great well to get the lie I possible, for a wh.ii had lately been decreed .by the deal of credit is due Mrs. Christendetachable mlbo comes in for ntnr unities of Agawam. Hi,', after all. the sen (pi the lycillepi ai raiigeii.ciils and a cheap or an imitation id'er:ising columns were the beat, occasions, :n.mr canted niil in enler the grandfur docs mu nand even light wear for though we were hocked at first by fathers and grandmothers f the peo- one M'Hs-nand one of these collars reading the words: "(Jo to Ml. Tom: F r Ihl'teim ple of Richib-should liv- -t a Im.g time with good rare. We took this for an Imprecation, but sh" has endeavored to make ihe oi l Hudson !mv s;.lie is an excellent It really wasnt. Then we saw In large in- feasting them on people happy iiiilioitcii white fox is a great Mark letters: "This is the Iist Week Thuiil.siMvimc Tlie e:in.ii were all choice, of its fiufflness for Free Iants!" It pleased us to or temptation p.inieycd to iind from the plm-linn M'dit j.iri nt to frame u prol-l- know that the people of Springfield Cloistby M This were tvi be endowed whh fiee pants, yr.ttng fare of the .ccsiiMi wss u!i the I ace is not titueh used on these and that heneef irth no citizen need go o. lest ipiesi. Mr. Ititt: Henwn. 1'ii'i-- f r!i e t wraps as iorti.i" ' his d.tilv tacks. Another column led uti to Inf' r that some nu ti. CASH-BOX"THE LIVING llin' of the feminine uristoevary of Suggesting for Housewife. A pinch of -- ,i: cakes, can- Springfield arc of posildy Afoiean dle.. and ahiius' everything that is lineece, snd tint liny are wont to idling woiiiun known us the lash-bosl .' lust right cooked. their wishes and preferences n :i enfe at on a ch.uge Remove sit. - .ains front ivory by through the medium f ii, daily I h.f We noted, for instance, the folimmersing it .r .. nzine and going pres A. a ni ote. t was paying his bill over it wl'h a : low 't rl'i Ifiined ovi'i Ms shoulder, picked Hoil six pen. u : nels in a A COMiHEn I.APY wishes quart or refined i w cu! H rn'..i Ik Hi and asked milk to piece, custard. It will washing Mat noli street. ! ilioweil in fir- - ;i for !nck " H its M ' pond rod improve ihe net this for some i;.eii:i! a:i .io- promptly fill of flour with time, media;:;:, : i.i, ifio geneial ,.ft a tiHile-T- 'i i.- 'lie large had Thr To niiike .i ;o iiinsiaient saturate of he naive annuincement. ' ev'i 'hi pofoje. acl h.ol I he it sitb rast.e then dri it. Hu; whlie we neKed our train came wo.'ii.oi am .led he comities' ;,,r mush, it will In. .ml now "i' hall perhaps never he polii-s'uiieu s'le wa- - given preveut the tv i. ;i ticking. lentil juM whsi refined washing Is. an iinetic. and ii" gnigi'd iliriv iwen-- i In phiie el ' n! tin, e sl'ver com1 Thi a!! we know aim'll Spring-tie:.1.- . - (flell sees at tiane pieces she lias made . coiie ltid fiitit b.i. M.o-s- . From Chronicle and Com-:f rM'i;. inc'mn foi oine time past in buffet Inne'. m. u- .iskeis of brown in the .September Ueobman. w illow Olid wt coins ill lh; eed pjreelaln. The bletnis.i li'1 Wi.lwei Mntroducn'.e ifio go be removed from v i end M.--s rhlUrru. an kl-- s Always Beoiembar th Fidl your new ummina. M Elsie if yon w Hromo ewtvnry h - it' wMj gracious they stuck vou pal Phil Am 39a fvCfoS CBrssaCcMiwOaeDey. detDhia Press. Hw - as dul-lar- y pros-liectin- g sub-agent-s, n g old-tim- one-hal- one-lisl- one-bal- f one-hal- hsoe-burn- 1 City Florists ; I vi-u- - fea1-!i;i- n'-e- ipipi-oio- s V ex-in- uiri-stei- -- : y I I - 1 . A : I5- .iio;ng IS! 1 ftmaic 5 ibXyr In. City A. GRAVES, First Nat I dank Bias. Bril Photos iwa. CL Architect. a $5,-00- d of B CONTRACTORS AND BUILbtRS r. A. I8AKS0N Contractor and Baiidar. 45247 22d at Bril Phuna DL w. Tin Wer. 2M-Z- . W. STONE. Contractor ana Buildsr. Olfico and rssnoa. hop at Bali 'Phono 424 Stfth St fcU-f- is. IV gw un Ait Galvanized iron nlcca, Htat.ny and Vtnuia-,nu- . avc. Botn pnonca. Wasningwn Si, CALVERT A LEEK Contractors and Bunders. Brick Lima Mfra. 216 fccciws Eao, 600-Y- . ana Coa Phono " JOHN Q. ELLIS. Contractor and Builder. AII klndc cf mill work. Rear Utah A Orosco Lumber Yards, 24th SL BROWN IRON A BRASS WORKS. Iren ftnclng, sidewalk door, balcony, counter railing, etc. 2266 Waah. Ava. Ball phana 151-y. JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor and Builder. Office at icsidtnca, 888 27th. Phono 175 Ind. Shop roar of Wright A Son Ca. OGOEN ELECTRIC CORNISH WORKS. Galvanlaod Iron end Copper Con nishsa, Skyllghta and Tin Roflng 2459 Grant ava. CALVIN STUART. C. J. HUMPHRIES Builder and Contractor. Shop Office. 202 21st. Phone 2S0-- Bcil "" GEO OLMSTEAD. Contractor and buildai. Off.ce an chop at resijiuwe, 500 24th 6L, Wm Ogden. Ball 'phone 461-n- . R LI CROSBIE. Reefing, guttering and tin work of all kinda. 224 Wash. Avs. " M. GILLES, General Contractor and Builder. P'aning MIIL Office end Mil) car 22nd ud Wash, opposite Taoer-nacM- v CARL SAMUELSON, General Builder and Contractor. 537 29th BL Beil 'phono 3k4-a- . PETER UNANOER. General Contractor and bulldar. 155 Ith SL boll phone 575-s- . Contractor and builder. Repairs, alterations, shop work, porch and window screening. 2120 Royal Ava, 171-z- . Bell 'phono Masonry and Cement Contractors