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Show DAILY UTAH STATE PRAISE OCTOBER TUESDAY, JOURNAL, DULL ELDER ABLE, CONSERVATIVE AND CON VINCING IS VERDICT. ercises Control ea-ca- Weak, Nervous. People. We have received letters from all parts of the U. S. highly recommending Dr. Ouns Blood and Nerve Tonic, until the faith we had in the remedy has been fully sustained. We had confidence from the very beginning that this medicine should make cures, but lacked that assurance that comes after many successful trials. Now that we have been upheld in our belief we wan to Impart to others our confidence. Nervous, and unsteady people, weak,, fleshless people, pimply, pale, or sallow people are all victims of weak, watery blood. Make new, rich blood, to be forced through the system by the way of the arteries, and disease cannot remain. This Tonic cures disease by giving you strength to resist it All druggists sell it for 75c. per box, or S boxes for 2. The tablets are to be taken after, each meat. They turn the food 'you eat into rich red blood. Persons who take this Tonic gain in good solid flesh from 1 to S pounds per week. SEX IN EATING. enjoys well cooked, well served food, but her happiness does not depend upon it so completely as does a man's Without regular, abundant meals a man .is disturbed in spirit , and considers himself abused. When a man loses his appetite it is because of some physical Kliment, never a mental one. A great blow may make the touching of food an actual impossibility for his sister for hours or even days: but, no matter if the foundations of' 'the earth were shaken, the ordinary man can eat. He can eat at any timq or all the time. I know a man who Is living on the street during his wife's absence, and he confesses to averaging five meals a dny. Food so often is not more than rai ment with a girl. Investigate the light housekeeping arrangements of rooms, sky parlors, or' even first-claand consider the- well gowned girl therein and see if it la. I know a girl, and a college girl, who existed on 87 cents for one week in order to buy an expensive trifle her mothers good sense had denied her. Shop girls, they say, sacrifice their lunches to buy a Laura Jean Libbey novel, but where is the man that ever goes without a reasonable abount of good food for any need he may have? Brown A woman - ss - Book. TEA Schillings Best is a pack- age tea; is never sold loose; we think too much of it. . The largest farm loan ever made In Utah whs yesterday made a matter of record In the office of the county recorder of Box Elder county. The loan la for 80,000 and was made to Peter and Peter W. Sommer by the Home Trust and Savings company of this city. The security given for this unuaual real estate loan is 980 acres of land in the Bear valley, situated quite near the sugar factory at Garland. It Is without doubt the moat valuable farm in the state of Utah. With the exception of seven acres of orchard and entwenty acres in sugar beets, the inall is and it alfalfa, is in tire tract fences, constructclosed by hog-tiged of wire by an eastern factory. It is well supplied with buildings, and railroad switches are laid to the farm, for convenience in shipping its products. The Sommers came from Illinois six years ago and bought the tract of land, .then in a wild state, from the What Bear River Canal company. in since, accomplished have they making it the best improved farm ex-in the state, serves as a splendid ample of the possibilities of Irrigated farming in the valleys of Utah. The value of the farm, as a business proposition, can perhaps be better understood when it is known that its yield of alfalfa Is now eight tons to the acre in a year, the product selling at the farm for about 8 a ton. This would make the gross receipts for a year not counting the fruit and sugar beets something over 40,000, of which amount must be profit, not counting Interest upon the The owners have, of investment course, been at considerable expense to get the farm in its present high state of cultivation, hut from this time on the profits will be large and absolutely sure; there is no failure of crops to be reckoned on, and the yield will be Increased rather than diminished. The loan Just secured, as a matter of fact., is to be used for making still further improvements, which are Justified by the Increased Income they will be instrumental In producing. The sum of 120 an acre, or a total of 117,600, is a conservative estimate of the present value of this large farm that is, what it would actually be sold for. It doubtless has cost the of that owners less than one-thiamount. Salt Lake Tribune. ht cold-blood- two-thir- ed ds rd WONDERFUL RECORD OF TWIRLER ONE-ARME- D W. R. the Stephens, baseball player and school teacher of Ellsworth, la., has; during the past three years, made a record for him self on the diamond. Stephens has only one arm, but that does not hinder him from giving a twirl to a ball which makes him the Important part of a battery whenever he plays. He blossomed as a baseball player at Cornell college, at Mt. Vernon, la in 1902. Since leaving college he has de' veloped his remarkable ability, which has made him sought after as pitcher from all over Iowa. In 1902 he pitched twenty-tw- o games and won twenty of them. In 1908 he officiated on the slab in twenty-seve- n games and lost five. The record of Stephens this year has been very good thus far. and as he will play a great many more games this season it promises to make him all the more of a phenomenon. At a twelve-innin- g game played in an Iowa city last September before marvel 13,000 people, this struck out thirteen men, made four safe' hits one and three He singles and stole bases twice. had six ground balls and accepted all of them without a hitch. He played six other games for Clarion, winning all of them. Stephens la a school teacher by profession and plays base-balfor a diversion. He was bom at Lehigh, Ia., and sixteen years ago lost his arm by a shotgun accident, when he was nine years of age. His strong arm Is twice the slxe of an ordinary arm. At the Rrlcelyn (Minn.) carnival last fall Stephens struck out fourteen men and .gave them but two safe hita Stephens got two three-bagge- rs himself. one-arm- one-arm- ed ed two-bagg- er Suicide Prevented. The startling announcement that preventive of suicide has been discovered will interest many. A run down or despondency invariably system, precede suicide and something has been found that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely. At the first thought of take Electric Bitters. It being great tonic and nervine will strengthen the nerves and build up the system. It is also a great Stomach. Liver and Kidney regulator. Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by Jesse J. Driver. Druggist. start a Savings Account to Bear Compound To Interest theaters or Ogden State The following additional expressions of opinion of Judge Parkers letter of acceptance have been received by the New York World: Francis Lynde Stetson: Judge Parker's letter of acceptance ia strong, and ought to be convincing to the d. The thousands of ReOf publicans who, like President Roosevelt, at the bottom of their hearts are tariff reformers must be startled by Judge Parkers comparative presentation of the Republican promise He ia most imand performance. pressive in his exhibition of the Republican party, bound hand and foot drawing by the back from their own foremost leader, William McKinley, because of the wise and humane plea for a wider and freer trade made by him in his last public utterance. It is well that Judge Parker should have made so strong a point of the constantly increasing , demands of the advocates of high proWe are pleased to tection. Adrian H. Joline: Judge Parker's Trade inform letter is a clear and dignified statement of the issues of the campaign, our Fall Stock the letter of a conservative statesman. is most complete. Jacob A. Cantor: Judge Parkers The market prices letter of acceptance is exceptionally and broad, able and statesmanlike, on all Cotton Goods fully sets forth the Important differences existing between the two has been higher, great political parties. It demowe are in a position nstrates in a most convincing way the Democratic position on all the great to offer our large questions now before the country. It on of these the part has inspired hope Stock at less than who know that with his election we Prices last shall have an administration based upon constitutional limitations and requirements, coupled with the strictest honor in dealing with all foreign countries great or small. Henry B. Anderson: I am glad to testify to my appieciation of the X force, correctness and ability shown in Judge Parkers letter. I cannot see how anybody reading it can fall to feel assured that the writer would give an able and creditable adminis- AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA iAAAAAaAA tTTTTTtTtttt FTTTTTTT tration if he became president. Paul Fuller: Replying to your In- denes, t. , catch in a hurry f remimbsr the number Bank's phene 22. Savings Department with SIM . Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Room 33, First Natl Bank Bldg. attend rin at the A. A. WENGER Politico. (Communicated.) Here ia what ia published In Truth, now the official orpin of the Republican parly of Utah, in ita iaaue of October 1st inet., and they cannot try as they may, the responsibility that attaches to the publication of the villainous and slanderous late venerable charges against the can they plead President Snow, nor that any exigency baa arisen JustifyThe article publication. ing its quoted from la by Don Carloa Muaaer, a Republican. Here it is: Why does not Senator Kearna get some one to write a letter for him setting forth the fact and the details of his own deal with the church?" Again, Stand up, Tom Kearna, and tell us how much you paid President Snow to change you from the nincomStates poop you were to a United senator?" There you acre. Mormon Republicans. Your beloved, venerable and deceased president la charged through the columns of your own official organ of committing the crime of bribe taking. And still further on In the article quoted from they seem to clinch the slanderous charge in the following: "Tell us the whole story. Tom, give us the details of your deal with the Church, tell us how much COLD CA8H you paid for your seat in congress, and how much you promised but failed to pay. If the foregoing quotations are not true, then one of the vilest slanders ever uttered against the honored dead has been published and sent broadcast over the land and into the homes of thousands of the deceased presithe memory of dents whose lifes labors among them has been as a sweet incense to their souls, and the writer and publishers alike should and will receive the acorn and contempt of all honorable people of all political pnrtiea Here Is an official organ of the Republican party pooh poohlijg the cry of church influence in politics, calling them "boltand "disgruntled" ers," "sorehead and "disappointed going politicians further than the spleen of the Salt Lake Tribune haa ever carried it, further than the fiery orators of the American party have dared to go, even Into the sacred portals of the tomb and flippantly charging the honored dead with having sold his influence as the lender of his people for "cold cash. In their mad effort to deal Senator Kearna a "solar plexus they have stabbed to the heart the memory of a great and good man, whose years were many and whose life was an open book, and who led and taught mankind to high Ideals, honesty and uprightness in all thlnga On such lines the Republican managers are striving Will for political control in Utah, such disreputable methods succeed? J. S. Walt and see. a Home For sale or rent? If so, list It with me and receive prompt attention. 4(1000 Par "Every Issue Is Clearly Stated and of American Soomer Brothers Make Sustains Contention Which 980 Aeros Strongly Supported" Tariff For Year From Party That Dominant Church ExRevenue a Feature. Were Wild Land. in You may Is the common report about town, but we find that there is still an active demand for homes. Have You IN BOX LOCATED COUNTY. 1904. BUSINESS FOR PARKER'S LEITER TRUTH," AN OFFICIAL ORGAN OF IS REPUBLICAN PARTY OF UTAH 4, ALLEN TRANSFER COMPANY. Don't consider it too small a matter. AUER ALLEg, MGR. ia am Early Showing Cepitel end Surplui open-minde- fall Goods IN ALL LINES - ! t f the that t t but Years First National Bank OGDEN, UTAH DAVID ECCLES, President. THOMAS D. DEE, Vlce-- p kept cut. A 11 JOHN PINGREE, Cashier TS- - F- - BURTON. Assistant Cuh DIRECTORS: David Ecclea Thomas D. On Geo. H. Tribe Bernard White goodnc$5 keptin. W. W. t SANBORNS SUMMER. Vegetables WHY NOT THE BEST? and Groceries CARRIED d, J. T. -- Telephone Call 2041 or 18-- or X 2407 CO. 18-- Washington. ST. 124. Drakes Easy Monty Loaned salaried people same tv( asked for without security or h--1 dorsement, without knowledgt if employer or any one; payments to DUSHMER Expert Manufacturing Optician. 2412 WASHINGTON TWENTY-FIFT- H TELEPHONE Think that perhaps that severe nervoua headache was caused by a defect in the eyes? It will only take a few minutes of your time for me to find out and no charge will be made for giving you the information. If it is. not from eye strain .1 will bo honest and toll you so. BY SHURTLIFF & 338 DID YOU EVER Pott, YOU HAVE TO U8E SOME KIND OF COAL EVEN IN Edgar Jones Co. 3E Watson Adorn COAL tftt quiry whether Judge Parker's letter of acceptance la. In my opinion, strong and convincing I cannot see how anybody can consider It otherwise. Every Issue Is dearly stated and strongly supported. The question of a tariff for revenue as against the tariff for protection is set down in unequivocal terms. Our party has always advanced the theory that the object (of customs taxation) is the raising of revenue for support of the government. The Republican party on the other hand, contends that customs duties be levied primarily for protection and this clear statement of the lasue between the parties is followed by a strong exposition of the robbery" a'hlch a protection tariff effects. The necessary result of our ultra Imperialism in the government of the Filipinos la worthy to be inscribed, on every banner: A free people cannot withhold freedom from another people and themselves remain free." ' t Puts an End to it All. John Respectfully solicits the account, banks, mercantile firms aQd jm, vlduals. We pay interest on time deposit. Ample resources, courteous tnst. ment. superior service. WE SELL THEM AND ALWAYS HAVE EVERYTHING THATS GOOD IN Fruits Rit.r Joseph Clark i ! J ' 225 AVE. 3 I G. P. LOWEST RATESI BEST TERMI1 Your credit once established at of office you can get money t t moments notice. Cali and get my terms before going elsewhere. D. ALBERT F. RICHEY Jtabertatei 2372Tritf Phone 150 ' MEATS ! 4 ; ' DRAKE to-1- 1 The Eye Man 0 D. 410-1- 1 Eedss Bldg, Tal. 500-Bunds? 19 Open 8:10 to 7:S0.; UTTER A grievous wail oftlmes comes as 47.50 TO CHICAGO AND RETURN. result of unbearable pain from oyer j taxed organa Dlxxlneas. Backache, 47-5to Return Via 8L Chicago and Liver Complaint and Constipation. Louie. Office in Jesse J. Drivers Drug Store. But thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills they put an end to It all. They Tuesdays and Fridays of each week are gentle but thorough. Try them. Northwestern railOnly 25c. Guaranteed by Jesse ' J. via the Chicago Adouble-track way. The only railway Driver, Druggist The Cheapest Place to 'Buy between the Mlsouri river and Chicago. No change of ears. Three trains daily. If you desire to build do not fall: to In to the fair see that your tickconsult Fred Howard, as promptness ets going read via this route. For further and accuracy characterise all he information write doea BALLARD RINCKER. G. A. WALKER, General Agent C. ft N. W. Railway, TeL'653. 88J f4th Street. PHYSICAL CULTURE 38 West Second South street. Salt Lake City, Utah. Classes will be started on Monday. Sept 19th, by Prof. Erick Von Engel A splendid little smoke for Five Boys' class from 4:80 to 6:80 p. m. Cents. Upmanhs all Havana Baby 359 24th street Up stalra Bouquet Cigar. a suit. The longer eyes are deprived of the aid they NEED, the worse they become. This is especially so in eye de fects of young people. The eyes of children should receive special attention during their school days.. Many a child might have become a power in the land if not handicapped by some bodily defect. Of all the ailments to which children are liable, eye defects are becoming the most common. X exercise great care in examinations of this kind and GUARANTEE satisfaction. Open Dy and 9Qghi. M999MnnnUH6MHl What two words j have greater meaning J 1 'than UghfeiPower LETTHB CALL AND SEE THE FINEST SELECTION OF' GOOD FALL AND WINTER SUIT8 AND TROUSER3 EVER SEEN IN OGDEN. AnHpr&nn Utah Lights Railway J' i Company . 282 I Furnish you with either or both. Twenty-Fift- h , ogdea, VtaH. j; L W. WADE, Mgr.forOgdeij I9M69MHmMN on THEN HE GOT HIS COFFEE COLD Senator Joe Blackburn of Kentucky ia a gentleman of the old school and his courtesy to women is never fail Ing. Owing to this fact he recently had cold coffee served with hla break fast every morning for two weeks. He was making a trip into lh mountains in the eastern part of the state and made his stopping place farm house at a remote point from the city. On the day of his arrival he w as rather late for dinner and the lady of the house apologised for the coffee, which at that time was luke warm Oh. do not mind it in the least madam, said Senator Blackburn, T really prefer my coffee cold, you know. Cleveland Plain Dealer. Are You Wishing For a flour that will give ounces and pounds of satisfaction' with , each loaf of bread, each pie, each cake you bake? Wish no more simply see that you get or Phoenix and use Riverdal Flourj each sack of which ia as good as the last, which is saying much. 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