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Show oe e ee 2 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, SATURDAY, CHANGE IN HOURS TYREE RETURNS VESUVIUS EMITS TIPS FROM PARIS ON UNION PACIFIC TO FACE ACCUSERS BURNING LAVA FOR EASTER SHOW FAST FREIGHTS Scotch Plaids to Replace Gray, Marengo and Brown. Will Attend Special Meeting of Lives of Sixty Thousand PerContinental Directors | sons in Imminent Danger Today. | of Destruction. DELAYED | WILL REMAIN | _ Girtheod, Womanhood, MUST HAVE CHIFFON PRESIDENT VOLCANIC TRAGEDY FEARED experience Crews at Terminals to Be Established | Well so Orders Interfere Will Informed Not With Service. the Wyoming Ones Can Assert Hold That eee Position ne | is) Awe-Inspiring Are Being Indefinitely. Deserted Stricken and ‘Towns or by Terror- MUFF ion crews of the working of Union under the sion on Pacifie the Interstate providing new are a Nearly of of the Life six-|this will meeting morning directors Insurance company commis-|special maximum all now|Continental regulations|ment Commerce for divis- be which & for the} Invest-| present called at of at 10 Short Natives. April persons are the} qgeath o'clock important Naples in | which meas-|yvius 6-Sixty tonight the are sweeping The danger thousand facing oceans imminent of burning down from is Vesu- growing hourly teen hours' continuous work and aJures will come up for discussion [t}and the immediate evacuation has minimum of eight hours rest between |/is regarded as probable that a partial) yeen called for of Boscotrecase, th runs. The rules which were put in | reorgan(zs in ae the company Will be| nearest village to the crater, which frorce this week by the officers of | effected and it is expected that there lhas a population of 9,000 Twenty the division provide that no trainman| will be changes in the list of oficevs | thousand inhabitants of Ottajano and shall be called after he reaches a|made in an effort to settle the figh 30,000 from Torre del Greco are also terminal station until he has eight|made by members of one faction, uA how) on Ri aaTerire of "seeking. safety' in hours for rest and when a train crew]by their attacks on the president of flight has been sixteen hours on duty ex-/|the company, have sought to gain conOne of the worst volcanic. tragedies cept n cases of emergency, the train|trol of its management * of history is feared The scene at. this shall be tied up at the nearest sta- | As to the probability of ution ee he- | noun is Ae p end awe-inspiring: tion and held for : Searcity This eight of regulation , hours ea ram ‘Trainmen, has ree already ae ey of the discuss by any the|met to put cy road to some disadvantage at Laramie | It Is asserted resign, Tyree o ftrainmen] of a scarcity on aceount and, held| volition been ve trains freight fast as there for several hours at different] best interests times crew and because there hours. delays incident rules, new the enh Bet Pe BAS To do the]as of = > Beyond re; Increased of summit of f fire » column i eee : ce of Mount Vesuvius fully 1.000 feet in fully iping Srey and the sky Hehted Ey and sea re aR statement unless has he chooses that which with knees. HUGS ejected by causes fear ae crashing coms| will are companied will long Appeal. Will questions the been! .+on0 to re- Some eek from the crater, thunderous °a the and fall natives praying to on. acnoise quak¢ thelr of these stones weigh as Bont thevsare:/ Sands Cont down the side of the: moun- ia Sana ke oR P of sain will be the action up for discussion eae aa try immense Two agence the in annulling the company 5 ee Oe o the mouth from or| pouring Kimball & Werner with contracts the toward rapidly advancing | and general the had who Francisco, San ee thousands where towns, busicontract special the for ugency thr the awaiting pecople are stricken stricke contract the : f and ofP. theB. company, 1ness en Locker, who Vv ageucy | worst he main stream is 200 eee of rate the at Is advancing and wide debond investment for the manager | |} twenty-one metea minute These « company of the partment COMING. STILL the is one voluntarily. Agents One abeLar mn the err ae a Toute os ful glare 4 Sa pet, : ; is own be o it would Crater. From Stone Molten the for opinion, his in of the company In SUP=| - Oda jonally great masses of molten this there enforcement of | sign officials of the . Pave Travel fresh|port with etal ola Pi eee CROWDS Conference ference , no From 1 directors last night who the situation informally Tyree Mr. that train arrived | made emphatically on duty for] be president of -the company as away to the division they will say road was the when had been available. the crews sixteen Se ee eee noe nO evenly = st Expectations. All the] say officials passenger Local conference business for the first three] tracts were cancelled last month days has exceeded expectations from jit is understood that the agent: do all localities except southern Nevada, | were summarily "‘flred will appe al | | to the directors today. cases ac-|their on restricted is still travel where count of the washouts on the Salt President Hiram Tyree arrived from | | following the and night last east inter-|the Eccles and From Route Lake | at present be also will directors be-| heavy, is travel points, (Continued from Page One.) mediate ing in exeess of last year over the | the meeting: Second Vice-President B. ma T. McGilli| road. . iceThird - coe rise o; San Nev of of the Reno, creasing the cost to handle|cuddy necessary cars are Extra man, [Paene ina $67,000 to 397.teeale, R. President lines| a building from over business increased the and it is expected that even more will| Mont.; James Re ia, atontee al, Canac oou be carried in to Salt Lake on the 4 Stone, Dillon, er ; wi ame P | trains arriving in the next twentyMurray, Dillon, Mont; te ak | STAND PAT ON TARIFF. Wooilacott, Los An J Francisco; to/San up total the bringing hours, four Billings, Mont.; | geles; A. L. Babe ock, at least 10,000 before Sunday. Cannon Sounds War Cry in Fr ancisco, ge ne al | Speaker Gavin McNabb, $ San Wylie counsel of the company; W. Answer to Fight for Revision. HEAVY SWITCH ENGINES. Bozeman, Mont.; George E, Ames, San Washington, D. C., April 6.-Tariff 5 neisco The local directors. are) revision occupied the time of the Lake Shore's New Equipment Heav- President H. E. Tyree, First Vice- -Pres-| ouse today, and it led directly to . Frank Pierce, Secretary C. C icst in Service, Speaker Cannon issuing a statement Vylie, Treasurer W. SS. McCornick, in whieh he declared that the RepubThe Lake Shore, known as the pionThommas R. Cutler and W. V. Rice, who Heans stand ready to fight the coming are now in the city. J. D. Wood and eer road to adopt heavy engines for congressional battle "stand-pat John Dern are directors, but they ure switching purposes. has ordered five tariff' as their war cry. Representanot in town locomotives of the heaviest type ever tive. Rainey (Dem., IJ.) began the built for switching. The Lake Shore tariff discussion. He started in imalready holds the record. for ijie heaymediately upon the house convening, jest switch engines e BF apt and concluded his speech begun yeshowever, exceed all others by 94,0¢ CITY HIS FOR $5,000,000 Each terday with the iniquities of the watch tender the without pounds, of the ten drive wheels is 52 inches / trust. made secure in their position by Le ter The locomotives will ; a . = ithe high protective tariff wall, as his Charges Gigantic Swindle of Philadelthe with cach, pounds object lesson for revision. Represenaren at 9.600 tative Byrd followed fender: phia and Demands a Rewith " long discussion iff M. K. & VY. Is Mortgaged. payment of Punds. question, urging immediate as the solution of existing evils Fort Scott Kansas, April 6.-A entire session was devoted to speechmortgage $20,000,000 on the s ; so A making. 6 April Pa, Mr. Chandler (Rep., N. Y.) Philadelphia, Misequipment and france hige sg of the ce Railroad | Strong reminder ‘ of the senorgraft scandals made a plea for increased salaries for ant Kansas souri, recent ; excS.ing the rural letter carriers. Mr. Madden during was filed here today in fa-|exposed company, when today came reform campaign (Rep., Ill.) advocated a waterway company Trust vor of the New York was instituted by Mayor from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. Blaren. a suit and Jacob C *% Van er to compel the membres of urged the (Rep., Kas.) |}Mr. Murdock contracting firm of D. J. McNichol & alcohol |passage of the den aturized RAILROAD NOTES. company to disgorge a sum in excess | bill of $5,000,000 which, it is alleged, they Mr. Bennett (Rep., N. Y.) attacked wrung from the city through the meSalt Lake Route' was Work on the the proposed changes in the immiaccount of rains dium of a gigantic conspiracy with gation laws agreed to today by me twenty-four public officials The claim for the house immigration commitee. Not enough water fell, however, to $5,000,000 is made on contracts for raise the head tax of immigrants for cause material damage to the repairs al-| ty. gjtration plant and for the Tor$5 he said was a direct play $2 > to ccady in place and It ls ox ported te resdale boulevard The defendants entaieonator auai leaare into the hands of steamship companont AL tomorrow Caliente will be reached ies. He called the bill a "measure for though no additional detailed reports of I: -s P. MeNichol,. Israel W. Dur: & - 4 z aoe v« ai the repair gangs were re- | « ames the benefit of steamship companies." the progress of celved at the local offices of the road| ham, the former machine boss; John | yesterday it is believed that through traf-| M Mack Daniel J MeNic hol and Rainey Springs Watches, fic will be resumed next week Anastasia Agnes oa coe wife of ope speech was the most Mr. Rainey's ce » Cc « raveling passenger] senator, members o the firm, anc He presented to important of the day. manne the ae: Meetiried. rom a|John W. Hill, ex-chief of the bureau the house a number of watches, exrouter trip yesterday, reporting that/of filtration; Wiillam C. Haddock, diported by the watch trust, and then the travel from Sanpete and Tooele coun-| rector of public works under the late imported into this country and sold ties fad been unusually heavy this week. Mayor Ashbridge, and Peter E. Cosat a price less than the trust charged A. B. Cutts, general oe nt for|tello, who was dismissed from the the American dealer at wholesale the Minneapolis and St. Lou "railroad, same position last May by Mayor He gave the number of the with he: adquarters in Minneapolis, arrived) Weaver. Briefly, it is alleged in the rates watches and dared the companies in Salt Le yesterday mornin complaint that the defendants bandGeneral Guia rintendent 4 E. Welby, | ed themselves together in an unlawcomposing the disprove his with Chief Engineer Yard and J. M ful confederation with deliberate in- statements er Cannon Valker, superintendent of telegraph, tent to cheat and defraud the city influence yesterday. came to Salt Lake supporters in Ohio to rally to the The existence of the conspiracy Is alfreight and pasJ. L. Moore, district leged from the very scheme to build | standard of Representative Kennedy, salt Lake. Route, senger agent for the the enormous filtration plant and the in which the speaker declared "tariff went to Butte yesterday Torresdale boulevard. ? vision will come.' "How can it come Mr Vand: Mrs: "W.-H a relatives the speaker does not want it?" iG e ¥ « assenger agent shouted Representative Sulzer (Dem., Y.) "Why, becauee the next house yeaterisy en route from Angeles to vill be Democratic," was the quick Norcross Arrested After Hard Fight rejoinder of the Illinois member. It : assistant manager for -Implicates Noted Outlaws. was this inecidefit that led to Speaker the Antlers hotel at ee Surings Cannon's statement on the tariff quesSalt Lake yester Mr NorIl Paso, Texas, April 6.-John tion. has been In eauthe rn c alifornia cross, who was arrested after a long for several weeks and will remain in Salt chase in the wilds of Mexico, has Lake for about ten days. made a full sth oan rh of the robbery Old Shells Sold to U.S. Salt Lake Route carried a force) of ae Dolores ore train and of the of forty shearers to lford yesterday murder of several ye ls of the train a fifty more will be taken the re today. |a shipbiulder of Bath, Maine, in speech in support of the ship subsidy a rflele one . es " bill of the house committee on merconfession Norcross said every detail RATE MEASURE IS VEHICLE OF HUMOR WEAVER SUES TO REGAIN or, th Bog oe nae ctopped in Sait Lake! ORE BANDIT IS CAUGHT | Washington, April 6.-A. J. Cochiwan, Shearing station 10. will gene onthe Leamington: n Bamberger, Lake and at Jericho, Ogden the mew) cut-off,' April president of the Salt r says that by] ‘ July 1 tracks will be lald to Ogden, as fa south as the bank of the Weber river. The $250,000 New senger George engineer York to Central remodel station at and has enlar eparemnated Its pas-| Roches W. Kittredge, Marital. chief of the Big Four, has been ap-| pointed oe: so the engine ering neRarts ment of the Yor eneral. It ported that pad M. Di uane, supe ae am: dent of constructien of the Ble Four, will succeed Mr. Kittrec dge. Viceroy and President Similar. London, April 6.-Lord Curzon, former viceroy of India, speaking at a banquet given in his honor at the Salast night, made a graceful Anglo-American Con- association... haq been vance i . worked days in ad-| |chant marine and fisheries, today de- that the United States was tam was) jclared posed upon in the purchase - of ship during the sme war. "I could "put % : my hammer through their shells,' he ee who was In charge of the train sald. "Those anive bought vas wounded but escaped. Several jour soldiers were old ré drivers were kille . were unsafe and at ie governme tts 7, ent Seta ae fo kill enyere [unloaded them on us 0 OSS ey refuse ig Thei. eee ire !!Té up .spot . pe ga ‘thelr for the sd hands hold -" up ete | Billy | -and ‘we had to ‘BIG CROWD confes-| Noreross implicated in his sion Billy Stiles, the Musgrove' boys and three others. Noreross was captured when going into a store Mormon colony of Sonora for He fought desperately before he was overcome, being wounded. The Mormon storekeeper began the attack and was reinforced by three rurals, JUVENILE remarks were entertaining and drew the greatest applause when he related his pilgrimage to America to get an Amert- out - ihe aeaadwilbegin' fowains' woot ai) He also implicated a number of no: SINGERS PLEASE foo en Large h Auilience: Greets Waltons ¥.M.C.A C. A. auditorium was co ak os < can to accompany him through life's | pletely filled Jast night by the aidience journey. This reference to Lady Cur- |attracted the fame 6f the Dixie zon, formerly Miss Leiter of Chica- | Jubilee Siena) whose melodies seemgO, was received with thunderous ap-|led to completely captivate them. Solo plause. He spoke of America and In-|and chorus were applauded alike and dia as bearing great similarity and|no item was deprived of its need the president and viceroy as holding |appreciation. the most similar positions of any two One of the most cordially received officials in the world. numbers of the programme was the solo, "Old Black Joe,"" by W. C. BuckEat your luncheon at the Heidelberg ner. The comedy element of the evenBar in connection, 7-9 East 3rd So. ing was furnished by Robert Moore, Benefit to Mrs. AT MASK BALL J. C. Gilbert at ution Feder- Hall. Mrs. J. C. Gilbert's annual benefit mask ball was given at the Federation of Labor hall last evening and a crowd that was only limited by the size of the hall was on the floor dancing in costume or in conventional dress «anc looking on The evening's music was provided by Mrs eras orchestra, consisting of Mrs. J, Gilbert, Miss Janet Whittich, Miss ‘Gecliia Cowdin, lag Annie Bernstein, Miss Maud Weimer, aid Messrs. Jorgensen, Berry, Banneti and H. Woodr An exhibition or club swinging was given by W. W. Evans Prizes for the baat. costumes were awarded a ) T. Blath for the best ady's ostu "Th American Beauty" Easlan. paunter for second best woman's costume, "A Colored aa Hi. rice ree best man's costume, "Football Player'; EF. :Snyder, second best man's costume, "ine Lady in Scarlet. Robes April to 6.-The Easter no end zreat. Scoteh plaids All really "chic women will wear them-quite a relief after the monotony of gray marengo and brown shades Here are some costumes intended to be worn on Easter day: Navy blue With searlet, cherry leaf-green or leather-color trimmings and flat bra buttons ue satin cloth, the skirt in many folds, jacket short, neither close fitting nor wide cult out the nee heart form. lapels of searlet eloth with five rows of heavy broad stitching, two rows of brass buttons and poékets. with ed pe ellies. The mode js again ver military With these two-colored gS simple blouse of scarlet satin with a whit linen standing collar ts worn urthermore, a small navy blue tie, white leather gloves and a Boer hat of brownish felt White Alpaca Blouse. A white alpaca blouse worn under an eaird paletot has borders of red and blue silk, a girdle of red cloth and a red matelot Another costume consists. of blouse of leather-brown English velvet sep aues with yellow silk lace, a white fe at and brown feathers, one rim hie up. Sil and striped velvets will © all the rage for blouses until the dog days those of sportive patterns are preferred by many women. Witness a sailor blouse In f with reverse and , edged by gray eis Gitl's Blouse Blouses for young girls are made ir imitation of a bolero reaching to. the waist with a lot of madeira embroidery a sort of eton-blouse. Most blouses are >, heart shaped, with chem> latter are very ela . ist satin with are no longer worn by chic women Straw Hats. Straw hats he been worn for several Weeks, tulle and "chiffon hats are not at all en regle The most fashionable hats do not fit the istened to the toupee by three or four pins. The ‘plate-hat"' is flat and from a distance looks like a sign raise above the forehead Trimmings Roses of all and colors, red, brow ay blue, the more impossible, the make them still impossible, the fashionables acters roses with gold dots It umored that our leading actreenps, appalled by the new straw hat, will introduce on Easter day muff, trimmed with if she goes without a jacket, have 4 chiffon muff Wedding fur. hse Even must Dresses. Faster brideS will wear Queen Louise and Empress aoe phine empire robes with very short aists The most expensive ones are of. white plush, trimmed with uze or surrah sil Inder the bosom, girdles of taffe satin or damasse are pire, the bride's making a very COAL Acquires maids pretty TRUST wear pink picture. IN Schaffgotsch Have Interesting and other weakness BURIES \ WRONG At such times the mother any condition of cases of leucorrhea, flowing, painful suppressions exces- menstruation, and un irregularities, prolapsus ot falling of the ee weak ani "female weakness," anteversion, retroversion, hearing-down sensations, chronic congestion, inflammation and ulceration of the womb, inflammation pnin and tenderness of the ovaries accompanied with "internal heat." ‘very ingredient of which has the unan-| strength and those weaknesses voman is nervous, ind she is ier for the in dyspeptic, need of ind nervine, a strength ordeal. irritable, | a uterine tonic cure biliousness, sick and builder to fit| che, No matter dizziness, how | §tipation yealthy or strong a woman may be she | tite, of coated bowels, tongue, loss sour of Juggling of Dates Susiness WII] Not Help New Houses, PETE COUNTY, ATTENTION. The San Pete Valley Railway, the pioneer line, will give the .best service for conference, this year, as usual. No . Arrive Salt Lake for Don't overlook the old reents Fountain Green, Moront,, Ephraim and Mantlt. J. H Hornung, general agent, Mantl. boo Furniture Store | Sea special jales rm. Our THIRD quired us to add | to office. our SOUTH. bu siness increasing | another This we grec is has re- room the way Ww GILES- AMERICAN MERCAN TILE AGENCY Top Floor D. seen FE. Walker Bld'g. it? Our New CLOTHING STORE It is an establishment that the State of Utah can Nothing only in its appearance but the GOOD CLOTHING, HATS, FURNISHINGS that Men and Boys. Come in and see us and it will be our pleasure to atest things to wear. SUITS a be proud of. CLASS OF we carry fo show you the $7.50 to $30 MAN. That business houses which have begun operations since the second Monday in January are assessable for the current year is the opinion by County Attorney P. P. Christensen to County Assessor C, M. NV Brown yesterday. The opinion was prepared by Assistant County Attorney Job P. Lyon and quotes statutes to prove that the fact of property being brought Into the state between the second Monday of January and the first Monday in May of any year does not exempt it from taxation for that year, as if the name of the owner when the first assessmert Was made in January cannot be found he next assessment can be evied against the holder of the property at the time that assessment is made. Goodsand Bam- OR. PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION | troubles should never be without a vial s a powerful, invigorating tonic. It|of the "Pleasant Pellets" at hand. In mparts strength to the whole system | proof of their superior excellence it can and to the womb and its appendages | truthfully | »@ said that they are always n particular. ‘or overworked " worn- | adopted as : honsehold remedy after vat," "run-down," debilitated teachers, | the first trial milliners, dressmakers, seamstresses, One little "Pellet" is a laxative, two *shop - girls," housekeepers, nursing are cathartic. They regulate, invigormothers and feeble women generally,| ate and cleanse the liver, stomach and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is| bowels. As a "dinner pill," to promote the greatest earthly boon, being un-| digestion, take one each day. oO reequaled as an appertizing cordial and| lieve the distress arising from _overrestorative tenic. eating, nothing equals one of these A STRENGTHENING NERVINE little "Pellets." They're tiny, sugarcoated, anti-bilious granules, scarcely "Favorite Prescription" is unequaled larger than mustard seeds. and is invaluable in allaying and subHEALTH AND HAPPINESS duing nervous excitability, irritability, nervous exhaustion, prostration, neuHow to live in health and _ piness, ralgia, hysteria, spasms, chorea, or St. is the general theme of Dr. Pierce's Vitus's se and other distressing, Common Sense Medical Adviser. This neryans mptoms commonly atten great work on medicine and hygiene, on "fankeional and organic discontaining over ages and more sieaor the womb. It uces refreshthan 700 illustrations, is sent free on ng sleep and relieves mental anxiety receipt of stamps to pay expense of nd despondency. mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps { A SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE. for the cloth-bound volume, or only 21 Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is stamps for the book in paper covers. Which TAXATION Fancy Japanese con- you Visitors and visitthe sure appe- 228 -230 Stranger. ESCAPE be head- or of cannot but be benefited by taking Dr, | windy belchings, " heartburn," tas »ierce's Favorite Prescription to prepare | and distress after eating, and kindred or the event. It makes childbirth easy paemngements of the liver, stomach Da 26 " }andBarbone bowe ind often almpetat painless. Abn btosted tana ork Wii NEW Main STORE St. EVENING WITH CHOPIN Prof. Chooses McClellan That It CANNOT Conference stomach, Koskay Spends 8,000 Francs on Funeral ATTENTION! which bilious costiveness, the Have Special Service Budapest, April 6.-A well-to-do widow named Koskay Is seare hing for the lady whose husband she body to be that of hee own. She spent 3,000 francs on the funeral and wants her money back. Mrs. Koskay's husband was drowned and sometime later she recog@& corpse pulled from the Danube her husband, burying it ac much pomp and circumstance, But yesterday the police discovered a body ‘iG me ee this The last recognit mus since the last found body PP be te Koskay's watch, rings and some panei for identification. 27 W. South Temple Street mous endorsement of all the lead-| come all too frequently and make her ng medical writers of this country,| life miserable. sre is a ready-to-use ‘ecommending it for the cure of the | Prescription, used a great many vears by ‘ery same diseases for which this ‘tPre- | Dr. R. V. Pierce in his large practice as ‘cription" is advised. | a Specialist in women' s diseases, which A MOTHER'S LOVE. is not like the many " patent medicines' as it contains market, on the str that |alcool that Maer: OF OunEe neither anwamrodke, that the love 1 is so divine d love th A mother's ‘oughest man cannot help but appre-| 54) drug. It is purely vegetable. It is ‘iate it as the crown of womanhood, known as Dr. Pierce's Favorite PreHowever, motherhood is often looked ave orward to with feelings of great dread| scription and is sold ‘by druggists. dy most women. At such times a DR. PIERCE'S PLEASANT PELLETS -_------ Widow SAN in is empire to effects nyited to write to Dr. R. V. Pierce, of HOW TO LOOK BEAUTIFUL. Buffalo, ? ., flor a te advice, Young women or matrons should not, which isWedly given Gonfidential free. Correspondence is allow themselves to look sallow and id 1eld sacredly confidential, wrinkled becanse of those pains and IT STANDS ALONE. weaknesses which become chronic and "Favorite Prescription" is the only| are the result of colds, tight Incing, and nedicine for women the makers of the imprudent care of the womanly sysMany a woman would look beauwhich are not afraid to print just what tem. t is made of on every bottle wrapper. | tiful, have healthy color and bright eyes [t is the only medicine for women]!if it were not for those drains on her History. ye tae rahe Countess' Baron ele Win his coal mines over its natural Special Service. Breslau, April 6.-The Silesian coal trust has acquired the Schaffgotsch mines hich, up to now, yielded their proprietre ss, Countess Schaffgotsch-GoEulla, a million ae per annum. Heretofore the mines were operated Ged es andor and Co who called the "the Lady ( ‘ountess enormous holdings that now hands were originally property of a Jew named Gogulla. This man was unmarried, but had an soeeled daughter, a peasant gir ‘hen Count Schaffgotsch was about to lone his halls for debt, Gogulla came. to abe Out of gratitude. it is sald, the unt married the Hebrew's adopted daughter He a 60, the girl 18, the understanding being that all Gogulla's wea as should c to his adopted daughter. t did, but the financier fixed things i the co sentatives' turned sive ‘ SILESIA. Mines, in conseque neces | obstinate or disense. f parade of ess MOTHER. PF, THE: FAMILY » 3 The anxions mother of the family iftentimes carries the whole burden of | responsibility so far as the home med-| cation of common ailments of the girls} yr boys are concerned. The cost of the) loctor's visits are very often much too} With Walists. reveal life dance, f womanly Is Worn Service. Parts promises lava Jacket Not-Empire Special Train Whether ot All the pain and misery which young | the system. For morning sickness or girls commonly experience at such a|nausea, weak stomach, indigestion, time may, in almost every instance, be dyspepeia raid kindred symptoms, its entirely prevented or cured by the use| use will prove very baneaatale % Dr. Pierce's Favorite Poe ee CURES OBSTINATE CASES, establishes regularity. It tones u ee general health, and cures Heafiksha, "Favorite Prescription" is a positive backache, hervousness, chorea, or St.|cure for the most complicated and Vitus's Additional Is Required, Motherhood. The first lesson that thie: young girl) a scientific ae "carefully devised has of womanhood is usually a painiul| by an expenenced ‘and skil ful phyone. She learns to know what hend-|sician, an adapted to woman's deliache means, and backache, and some-|cate organism. It is purely vegetable times is sadly borne down by this new} in its composition and perfectly harm- 3 The Wyoming Division Adopts Rules for Benefit of Trainmen. APRIL 7, 1906 Composer might be called Numbers for Concert. an evening "THE DEAD BEAT AND THE DOCTOR. by with VBRY Chopin, the musicale to be ¢ Barratt hall this evening by mma Ramsey-Moris and John J McClellan. That term, at least, might be applied to the instrumental num-| bers, Mr. McClellan having chosen four out of six numbers by that composer. The programme for the even-| ing follows | Vocal. tobert Franz "Im Herbst ; Robert Franz "In Dreams 1 ve Wept ‘Hedge Roses the Delicate Air' (Old "The L ass with Engush) ...... : one Or. Arne CONVALESCE ONT. Cut, oh doctor, cut that fee Cut, or not a cent from me I am not a ppd gut I'll de itever's square, Only make bill that's fair, And I'll settle present thy WELL. Piano. Book, a doctor, "Polonaise Militaire' Vocal, "Melisande In the Wood" lish) : : 7 a "I Once vved au & Aria "Le ‘Etude' Barbier ae ‘Sevill ce Piano, In A flat ..... ct L ly se'. in "BI y* ‘Passepied™ a "Segue in D E flat flat... ; aes ie : ; voce aria from a" Awearyin'' . 1m " a oetz| eedham Rossini| | Francis G. Luke, Gen'l Beats We ©, Mgr , Chopin Chopin | Chopin | Nollet | Delibes | sier Bizet! | "Carmen" . ust for You" | Catrie Jac obs ‘Bond Arla from "Sampson and Delilah' nt Saens| Sain Steinway plano furnished by Clayton | Music compa book your fee. large l pay it Whenever ste iit futurely "a When every other bill is x aa Or when of death again arene I one it--probably? ‘ e collect ‘bad debts Chopin (Old ILL. Name. oh doc tor, hame your fee -I'll pay w lateve it be Skil y ke yours, I Choe comes hi gh, Only do not let me die (ret me out of this and Cash will ante instantly. erc ai : lgbts: ci -Ollect some f Can: cdllect: gomeggor Se from sot a Dead S' ia Fifth aid, [ENTIFI DI FIC Floor, \Commereial SO m) ME /-Cce LL ECTORS Block. PEOPLE OF eng my DON'T B ara LIKE REPUBLICAN WANT AD ADS. BRING ake City y, ites US RESULTS. ion ah. |