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Show a"" t i L TIIE MORNING EXAMINER: 1.0 DEN, MONDAY MORNING. .MAY SALT LAKE DEPARTMENT perfumes Makes i UNION PACIFIC an iMt'i k on Maf-duiia- , lay MaO'bvair uraucu laid Mi wun reach lully rich iron deimaits ot Iron county. deciding to accept the proposiThe anxiously availed opening of The erection of these blast furnare tion of Great Britain for European the San Pedro, l.os Angeles and Salt and the building of the railroad are control of Maredimtan nuances while Lake railroad will occur this evening. hut a part of the general plans of the application of reforms sill temaiii eti-- t The Initial trip connecting the coast Colorado Fuel and Iron company to runted to Austria and Ku.da, and the imeruountaln region directly control the Iron and Meel output of the bv an internal gendarmerie will be made today. At S: :: thia entire west. Italian genunder the command of The Green River plant will reduce eral. The control of Macedonian fievening the llrat train will .team out ot the station for the city of the the crude Iron ore to pig Iron and steel nances will be exercised ly body angel. billets, which will then lie stlpped ui composed of the present Auir an ni l Arrangement were completed Sat- lta main plant at Pueblo, and there re- Russian rh il agent in Macedonia with the addition of ;iecial delegates urday. Ticket, were Bold fur the duced to finished Inin and steel llrat through train over the mad. The from other powers. honor of being the flrat person to Both Austria and Italy will endeavor secure passage over the road fell to SALT LAKE NOTES. to aroid complications in Morocco, Mr. Kendrick of Salt lake City. In both being allied wiih Germany and lesa than a minute. Mis Schettler new book will he added friendly to France and Great Britain. Thirty-fiv- e secured a ticket and tbr third per- to the circulating list nf the Free Pubson to bid for a ride was CL R. lic library this morning. MIDSHIPMEN SWAM. Spamglcr of Salt lake City. The trip will be the most entertainProf. J. J. McClellan, Tabernacle, German Emperor Complaint About ing In the history of a road inasmuch organist, has accepted an invitation "Costumes' Brings Reply, They aa special features of entertainment to dedicate a new $25,000 pipe organ Had No Costumes. have been arranged for by the road's recently iua tailed in the 150,0ni audiofficials. torium in Miniirapnll. He will gie Pari. April 30. An a muring story It Is expected that a large num- four concert un the organ May 9lh, with international complications ber of person will go on the train. Al- 10th and 11th. come from Corfu- - It apix-artbat from the British ready requests for tickets have been several midshipmen pouring into District Passenger Agent SYMPATHY TURNS TO RUSSIA. flagship Bulwark, returning to Corfu J. Ij. Moore's office, at 17 Wet Sec-o-n from Arhiileon Palace, round that the South street. Great Chang of Fasling Owing to ferry could not carry them, so all stripped and swam acrom, forgetful Japan's Attituda and Fear of Her COMMERCIAL STOCKS. of the fact that there 1. a convent, on Growing Power. the island. that were nude The complaint During the last week local comiper-ria- l D. C., April 30. As Washington, stock, have been striger in tone, Togo and Rojeatvensky draw together came to the ears of the German embut there baa been no boom influence for what the United States to Admiral Dom hopes will peror, who signalled on prices. The real estate market was I hear Gut your midshipmen Anal struggle of ihe war, which- vile: be the decidedly busy, and as a consequence, ever side wins, official sympathy in have been shocking the good nuns by commercial stocks were .omewliat afis nicely divided between thrlr costumes." fected. Tlie advance, however, has Washington Admiral Domvlle signalled hack: At the outbrake of the belligerents. been healthful in each instance and T have beard the circumstances your the war, the proalthough president with something tangible back of it, to majesty mentions, but ynu are misinneutrality, popular formed cause the rise. The quotations were claimed absolute in one particular. These young the United throughout sympathy a follows: had no costumes. gentlemen offiand of States the tacit sympathy Amalgamated Sugar Co. pfd... $100.00 cialdom here was with Japan for two ASTRONOMER TRUE PROPHET. Common 105.00 reasons. Con. W. A M. Co. pfd 100.00 Russia was the larger and apparentCommon fto.oo Japan was undertaking to fight far Predicted Earthquake Shocks from Hio Deseret National liank 282.50 ly Observation of Sun Spots. of her class. American diplomacy out Deseret Savings bunk 320.00 In In attempting to mainFar East the First National bank, Ogden.... 250.00 Paris, April 30. Governmental supthe open door bad encountered First National bank, Murray... 117.00 tain la to be asked by Abbe Mon-ux- , port Russian The Russian opposition. Fremont County Sugar Co. ... 12.00 Minister French astronomer, the distinguished at Pekin contrived to adroitly Home Fire Insurance Co 100.00 In tha way of the kind who makes a special study of sun Idaho Sugar Co. 12.00 place obstacles Chlneae-Amrrira- n commercial spota Lewiston Sugar Co 13.00 of a He wrote an article In the European National Hank, of the Republle. 127.00 treaty desired by Mr. Hay. The Rus- edition of the New York Herald on tucked in a sian government promptly 103.00 Ogden Savings hunk wiih the 9, dealing Feoruary hole the the pigeon protest against Bcfl Tel. Co Ill .00 Rocky Mt. activity noticeably at Ktahineff, on that of solar State bsnk'of Utah 187.00 cruelties to Hebrews date, and said that earthPresident which Roosevelt forwarded Sugar City Towns! te Co. .... 152.00 to 8L Petersburg at tha request of the quake shock! and eruptions might bo The Utah Sugar Co. pfd 10.00 benevolent expected shortly. Common 7.05 B'Nal Brlth, a Hebrew The truth of this prediction has Utah National bank 127.50 organisation. The Japanese had always been realised in a striking manner by Zion's Savings bank. A Tr. Co. 158.00 been proffering assurances of respect the events: The birth of a Japan newtfollowing Z. C. hi. 1. 168.00 for tha open door policy. aland off Japan, the eruptions of made every effort to win the good will Bondi. Veeuviu and 8iromboll, and the Church 102.00 of the United States, and at the out- Lahore earthquake. Salt Lake City Railroad ...... 102.50 break at hostilities asked thia govern103.00 ment to act as tha custodian of JapanSumpter Valley Railroad GERMANY BEING WATCHED. Utah County Light A Power Co. 100.00 ese Interests In Russian territory. horaelf no .. Since Japan ha a proved Vienna, April 30. Germany's pigmy power and has driven Russia 8 ALT LAKE BOOMING. of the United State from! back from the sea besides disposing of one Russian fleet the official! here benefit ting by the treaties enacted by Boom! Boom! Boom! with several European It la not the roar of cannon, but It have lost their sympathy for Japan, Germany tatea is being watched here wit li Is the roar of Increasing business In which was based Oh the under dog idea. It has been realised also that deepest interest, because the posievery line In Salt Ijtko. Real estate approximately a quarter Japan is resolved to gain great fruits tion of Austria Hungry, after tlio comprestige eAen pletion nf the pending commercial of a million dollars was bought Satur- from her increased There has accordingly treaties with Italy,' Husain Switzerwho desire to take ad- peace comes. day land Balkans, will be Identical vantage of the unequal a opportunities been a cooling of the once warmly with the the condition confronting Geradvocated opinion that Russia would for investment. The Associated Preea Is The deals Sal unlay Included the always be hostile to the United States many. on the very beat authority American commercial purchase of the First Methodist church in the Far East. will follow Geo that Austria-HungarSouth, between advancement In China. property on Third the United States has many's example when these treaties Although Main and State streets, by Ons Holmes never exercised its influence regarding are concluded and Internal 4fclr are and Frank Knox for $125,000. settled. Meanwhile she la watching ' Another waa the deal big purchase the ultimate terms of peace further to effect a reciof the Axtec building, First South and than to notify each belligerent Inform- Germany's effort with the United States remust that the treaty procity be open dopr Denally C. Johnson of W. Broadway, by spected, It has been hoped that In the with keen Interest a Germanys sucver, from E, H. Center for $75,000. cess- or failure will probably deterG. 8. Holmes also bought 192 2 feet peace making AJie Russian and Japancourse of acbe contiguous Then mine Austria-Hungarfrontage on State street near Sixth ese frontier might each power would act as a guard tion to these directions. - The pendSouth, for $32,000. treaty between Autria-HnngarThe leaders of the First Methodist against the further encroaching upon ing and Russia, Switxerland and tha church have secured an option on the Chlfese territory. But officials here have not been Balkans, must be completed by Jam church property. First Presbyterian Second East and Second 8outh street a. unmindful of the growth In Japan ot uary 1, 1906. The option price la understood to be a radical party, which. Inspired by CURIOUS FEATURES OF LIFE. Japanese success, stands for a Japanabout $15,000. ese diplomacy that does not reflect this policy. Japanese diplomacy Is Prisoner Given Time to Provo Up YERKES IN SALT LAKE. Claim. all assurance that Japanese success more than an John W. Yerkes, commissioner of demands nothing During the last week Sheriff Nelson internal revenue is In the city for a equable share of Far Eastern trade. American army and navy officers of Greer county ha taken to the day or taro, from Washington, D. C for the purpose of checking np the are largely responsible for tha change Kansas penitentiary John F. Yates, a Their experience In farmer, for the murder of William revenue offices of the West and to of sentiment. and convinced many Hughes, a wealthy cattleman, lat service Oriental next the the allowances for for prepare of them that the possibility of a China July. Yates waa sentenced to three fiscal year, beginning July 1. He la accompanied by Chief Revenue dominated by Japan la not beyond the years in the penitentiary in the Disof the Improbable and that such trict court at Mangum three weeks Agent John V. Slnael of the New York realm a combination would be the natural ago, but waa allowed to prove up hi division of the revenue service. and provide for hla family They were entertained by Revenue outgrowth of Japanese success In the homestead o they could live In comfort during Collector Calllater and Senators Smoot war with Russia. Already the moat competent author- the three years he 4a la the penitenand Southerland and Senators Smoot reported the tiary. about the city Saturday and went to ities at Pekin have Last Saturday night Yates went to growth of Japanese Influence there. It Saltair yesterday afternoon. was more than Russian in- Sheriff Nelon and aald he waa ready powerful Mr. Yerkes aald, concerning Balt la fluence before the war, and that la to begin hla sentence. v He was not Lakes streets: much. It is a friendly Influ- manacled aa he rode on the train on eaylng Is street a Pennsyl"Why, every which Orientalists ten years the way to Lansing, Kan., but sat In few ence I tell and that vania avenue, you, air, the Heat with the sheriff aa any other the city and county building la a won- ago would have believed could have citlcen at Pekin by ihe might. Even a been established derful piece of architecture. The killing of Hughes waa the reman used to the great public buildings emissaries of tha Mikado. Althougn no person holding official sult of an old free range quarrel out at Washington, and elsewhere In tha the new country. The shooting East will have to atop and admire It. position under the executive branch in of the government would dare say ao took place near Uoralea, five mile recent declaration of south of Mangum. Yates wa arrested openly, the TO WATCH COUNCI lIien. Representative Hull, of Iowa, that the and placed In Jail. Hia bond waa fixed $20,000, the Judge thinking that It la rumored, and apparently on United States had good reason to fear at In many amount would be more than would la success echoed of one member that. Japanese good authority,, be the in raised county. Yates wa the city council who had pledged a private conversation here. released on bond, however, before the himself to vote against the franchise end of the week. A group of farmer ordinance which will come up in. the HIS BODY IN GLACIER who were hi friend FOR FORTY YEARS. qualified for vote council for a tonight, has struck more than twice tbat amount. hi colon and baa gone over to the Francis Douglas Likely Judge Irwin announced the sencamp of the Utah Light ft Railway That of Lord Found tence, and naked Yatee If he had anyThis Year. ' ToBe company. thing to any. Yatea a id the senEight councllmen declared they Geneva, April 30 There is a strong tence wa Just and that he would would vote against an unfair franbody of Lord serve it. He said, however, he lacked chise. These men were Thoms Hob-dc- probability that the short time of having proved up his 8. D. Martin, S. J. Wood, George Francis Douglas will be delivered up ahomestead and ked to be with hia this summer. D. Dean, E. A. Hartenatein. A. J. by the Zmatt glacier Lord Douglas lost hla family two weeks longer. Judge Iryears ago M. C. and Black T. R. Forty Davis,' One of these men has been life during the ascent of the Matter- win granted tha request. a long search, no over by the company, it la al- horn, and despite waa bought ' BIG BRIDGE BURNED BY BIRDS. found. trace of his body leged. these tha will During forty years constituent A large number of glacier Because woodpecker and yellow-hammdescending regularly acattend the council, from all the pre- has beento natifral laws. Tha watch cording portion Umber Inhoneycombed many of the cincts and wards tonight, to the county bridge across their representatives and see for them- where the Alpinist fell should reach the valley this year. It is heieved to at Eagle Creek, four miles southwest of selves how they vote. the body will be In a perfect state of Hartford, the county commtasloner today condemned the bridge aa unsafe SLOAN APPOINTED. preservation. for heavy travel. The bridge I one of the largest CLOUCHOWBKIS VISIT. T.. W. Sloan was appointed yesterin the county and in the oldbridges A. E. General Superintendent day by waa built twenty-nin- e It 90. While it Is official-1- r est. succeed Rome. to Grande April Rio year the of Welbv almost ago, altogether of wooden timauperln-ten.lqthe stated that a of purpose Count George Geiger I of only three wooden of the line, with headquarters Glouehowskl fa going to Venice was bers, andnow one in one in the county. The merely to return the visit wh'ch For- bridges her. threatened to go out last sumMr. Geiger will go to the C. H. ft eign Minister Tlttoni made to him bridge mer in the high water, but waa at Abbasla in 1904, there Is high au- drained D. road. to the trestle. Mr. Sloan ha been with the road thority for the statement that the betwo tare gn ministers were moved by for many year and his friend London, May 1. The Telegraph's lieve that he has earned hla promo- the desire to strengthen the triple Toklo alliance by cementing the friendship correspondent naya: It la stattion. y and Italy, and tbat ed here that the whole of the Second of BLAST FURNACE. they agreed on a common attitude for and Third Russian Pacific squadrons safeguarding the reciprocal interests will join forces on the morning of Mar received of the two countries in the Adriatic. filth. The fifth native loan $5oW-000- ) her beed have Report Balkan ntatea. The baa been subscribed over five from New York to the effect tha a Mediterranean andwas ! to be built at Cretan question dlscused and it time, and the financial position now great blast furnace it la necessary for of a resumption of the conGreen River, on the Rio Grande West- wa agreed that to moderate the Impa- permits struction of the Central railway ern main line. In the erection of which the preent. more than $2.fwn.nnn will he expended. tience of the Cretans yho are droir-on- throng Japan, which was.- stopped at of union with Greece. Jhe mia- - the beginning of the war. A railroad will also be built SN$m OPENING OF SAN PEDRO. All UTAH, -d W have prefer? Hfliotropa, Carnatic.. iat of other, deluding Wo would Ilka 0U Rosa' jVTvtonfl AM full " H - (quiaito- 7a. Driver The Druggist a DONT CLOSE YOUR EYES your Ti tha .advantage of oandlng ork hara. You eon not afford Sdo the work youraalf even If you mind tha effort and ara willing. coat Wuhlne la a hard taak and may idactoTa bill. It la aaay for ua. d Oar la tha largaat and beat equip-alaundry In the city and we ara juat and careful a though particular , thlnga laundered were our own.174 Pa up your bundle, than phone pad wi will call. Li . Steam Laundry Ogden TWENTY-FIFT- 417 8T. H ................... ........ .... BICYCLES TMRunEasy Uat week wa told you about tha lapjininnlng RACYCLE. We wiah fanrta call your attention to Columbia - - To! They ara known ao tha "Standard and hava boon man tmarlca, ufactured In this country for 28 yma. Price, with fine equipment, to genuine COLUMBIA only $40. Cu aall you a wheel on monthly 1-- y kutsUments. LOWEST PRICES ON Base Ball Goods I. S. HUTCHISON 306 25Ui St. i a Specialty. ' Scavangtr Work. Excuralon Wagona In Saaaoiii T rentier I SLADE'S Hacks and Vans and Night Day 4. C. SLADE, US Wash. Thonoa Av, LESSEE.' Tribuna Bldg. Ball, Office 220; 244K. Ill; Ball, Real-cno.Independent, Office. Reaidence 1144 Ogden. a, Utah. w Sanitarium will leave tom Hotel corner at 1:30 a. m. and EUfiZ"-- ' i FURNITURE VAN STORAGE Heavy Draying y. Neti-hauae- n. Allen Transfer n: B, ; Co tnospeadent 22. 412 doth St where to eat boston cafe AND NIGHT. trarwhiNwDAV " ",1 to 2 to 4 224 . " LJa Twenty-fift- h Itreat 11 you want the worth of your money in MEAT and FISH . . Hard & 24th Street. There altant " Rinckers " nl Austro-Hungar- e aa Omaha AND ALL PRINCIPAL EASTERN POINTS Attended Religious Services ' T Ghies'o St. LobSs Kansas City With the HO CHANGE TO Smith's. fit sun your Tititt li SSISi'iK Roads via tho UNION PACIFIC, PatterNew York, April SO.-son, whose trial on tha charge of shooting Caesar Young, the bookmaker, will be resuint-t- l toinornw, .pent a quid day in t ie Tomlw prison. where ihe ha occupied a cell for Par Full Informal Nan BOWEN BAILS MONDAY. Caracas. April 30. American Minister Herbert W. Bowen hits been recalled to Va)iington and will leave proliably on Monday. Mr. Bowen lias been summoned to Washington for explanations regarding charges which he has made agaitit Asturiant Secrehla tary of State Loomis, who wa predecessor aa American minister to Caracas. Washington, April 30- .- Secretary Taft today heard from United Btatea Minister Herbert W. Bowen, al Caracas In response to the secretary'! dispatch directing him to come to the United States in connection with tha charges affecting Assistant Secretary Loomis which were reported to.dhe state department in a personal letter from Mr. Bowen. Tha minister acknowledged hia willingness to ronie to tha United States, nailing tomorrow, but preferred that ho be permitted to delay hla depai&tira from Caracas until tha Monday following, so that he may have time to eettle aome matters before leaving. This arrangement will be satisfactory to Secretary Taft and permission wa given to the minister to delay hi departure aa requested. It in assumed therefore that Mr. Bowen will avail himself of Secretary Tafl'a permis- sion. Mr. Loomis, who Is acting secretary, left Washington for New .York to lie absent until the middle of nex week. LOEB WILL VI. f Courier Elmer Chapman arrived here The tonight from camp Roosevelt. president's hunting party had an un successful day yesterday, bagging only i one bob cat. The hunters are not' fully decided on the question of mov Ing the camp. The game la on plcntl fui on West Divide creek that they may remain thpro for the balanre of their stay In the mountains, though they have been planning to go to the head of Garfield creek, about fifteen miles from here early In the week. There la one objection, however, at lcaat two daya would be lost In making Iaieb will the change. Secretary visit the president tomorrow In company with Chapman. RIO GRANDE OVERFLOWS. El Paso, Texas, April 30. The Rio Grande river broke over It banka today, thirty mile above El Paso, and overflowed two thousand acres of alfalfa and other .rich landa, mining crops and carrying away many small house. The town of Barino la entirely abandoned. It la feared the river will cut a new channel on the American aide. Owing to heavy snows the past winter, and the great rainfall, much damage la feared this Rummer. The Mexican government engineers are working night and day building levees opporite El Paso to protect their interests. A REPUTATION. Hew It Waa Made and Retained In Ogden. A good reputation la not easily earned, and It waa only by hard, conalat-en- t 0M j I 1 t. .! V. il TIME CARD IN EFFECT JUNE 8T1I, BliOltT ,1JNE TIMA THE OREGON 1904. . CARD. April 3. 1905. . , . . ' f ; . DEPART. Butte end Portlandl2:05pkiik No. 12, Salt Irake local ....9:00 1unotollo, Aloutpellcr No. 2 Chicago, St. Louis lim1:25 a.m. and Butte PNo. ll Cache Volley 7 : 15 p. m. ited No. 12 Salt No. 4, Atlantic Express, all and Lake 7:00 p. m. 10:50 a.m. Tintic pointa east No. 8 Salt Lake and ARRIVE DAILY. 7:35-0- . m. points No. 5. Pacific Mall, Balt No. 3 Balt Lake, Provo, a.m. 11:30 eaat. And ill points lake 51 Ilford and all polnta No, 1, Chicago and St. Louis 3:40 p.m. south . .2.40 p. limited .. No. 19 Balt Lake and interNo. It, Loral from Park City mediate point 6:20 p.m. and San Pete Valley ..7:00 p.m. h- . ... .3:15 n. m, No. 8, Pacific Express from ARRIVE. 12:66a.m., all points east ...; 1 to No. Omaha, car Balt Lake ........2:45p.m. sleeping Through No. 9 Butts and Pocatello ' Chicago and St. Lmila, New York and 12:50 a.m. Express Boston. Free reclining chair car. A service on all No. II Salt Lake and perfect dining car Tintic 6:55 p.m. 'through trains. No. 7 Balt Lake and MilC. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent, Ogden. ford ,. 1. A- - BENTON, Gen. Aget.Pagr.DepL t a a . . a . . . . a . . . 11:25 pa tn. No. 3 Balt l.ake and Inter- Suit Lake City. 8:05 a.m. mediate points O. B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. No. 8 Portland and Butte. 7:09 a. m. No. 10 Butte and Pocatello 6:00 p.m. No. 12 Cache Volley ...,10:85p.m. Trains south of Juab do not run Sundays. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent. A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Pass. Agent Ogden, Utah. D. E. BURLEY, G. P. ft T. A. Salt Lake City, T m. No 7 a. m. No. 5 ..7:15 a. East 2-- .... 1 Inter-modlat- I. e ........... . SOUTHERN PACIFIC. TIME CARD DEPART. No. 3, Pacific Express for Ban Francisco and InEffective Dec, 4th. 1904. termediate pointa, daily 4:30 a. m. DEPART. No. 6, Pacific Express No. 8 Mail and Express.. .$:20 a. m. through to Baa FrancisNo. 2 Overland Limited for 11: $5 n. to co. daily Bluffs, Omaha, Council No. 1. Overland Limited.. 3:$S p. m. and Kansas City Denver, 203. Mixed Train, Og-dr-n 3:00 p. nw No. east dally to Montello, Corlnne for No. 4 Atlantic Express and Kelton, dally exDenver, Omaha, Council 8.13 a. m. Sunday cept Bluffs Kanaas City and all ARRIVE. 7:20 p. nu points east, daily 6. Atlantic No. Express ARRIVE. Francisco San from from No. 3 Pacific Express 7:10 n. se. dally Bluffs Council Omaha, No. 2 Overland Limited.... 2:85 p. m. Atlantic No. 4 Denver, Kanaas City and Express 3. 45 a. flt east dally from Ban Francisco and Umlted No. 1 Overland Intermediate points Council from Ohiaha, p. m. daily . No. 204. Mixed Train from Bluff, Kansas City, Den. ver and all points east, Montello via - Corinne .3 . 30 p. ot ... and Kelton, daily except dally 3:00 p. m. 3.50 p. to. Not p Fast Mail Sunday C. A. HENRY. . Ticket Agent A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Pass Agent Tc Ogden, Utah CHEYENNE, DENVER KANSAS CITY. ............ .............. 0 ............ LOW RATES THE ITALIAN ' OMAHA, 8T.LOUI8, CHICAGO MONTREAL, BOSTON, SWISS NEW YORK. And alj Cities of Europe via All Llnea, Sharmans Ticket Office COLONY Healy Hotel, (Opposite Depot). 516-K- . Ind. Phono, 105. FOR UN. AID PRICE HIGHEST a the Pacific coast raise the finest USED TICKETS. grapes on the Pacific ooastThair win are absolutely pure. If you wish to dispense good cheer for the holidays order aome of their wine from fc Bell Phono fUZZINI BROS. IStt titreet tOO t WINES 8L j The Duty Doable-Trac- k Rafiwajr ktocea tha Mlasoeri River and CUca LIQUORS work among our ritisms that Doan's Kidney Pfila won their way to ; the proud distinction attained in this H. PATTIBON The public endorsement of B. M. LEEDOM locality. sroroa of Ogden residents baa rendered Invaluable service to the community. Bead what this citlsen says: 242b Washington Avenue. Chan. H. Rhces, niarhiniat, residing at 431 23rd St., says: On account of (Phene 22SX) trouble with my track, I could not lift or do any kind of anything, stoop work that required a strain on the H Re- muscle of the loins. If I aat still any Building, Carpentering, length of time and then got on my pairing and Remodeling feet, twinges shot through the region Houaee Promptly attended to. of the kidneys. Laier, a distressing Enquire All work Guaranteed. and annoying urinary weakness set Itth street In. I noticed Doan's Kidney Pills ad0lo Nelaan, 645 329-y- . vertised to cure such troubles and I Telephone thought that If they performed half what they promised they were Juat the remedy I needed, ao I got a box at S. W. Badcona Drug Store, 2421 WashThe treatment did ao ington Ave. MONEY LOANED much good that I followed this up with a second and then a third. They cured SALARIED PEOPLE the attack. Real Estate and Chattel Loann For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Service quick, confidential and Co., Buffalo. X. cent. private. No commission. Y.. sole agents for the United States. WESTERN BROKERAGE Cfe Remcmlier the name Doan's and 223-- 4 Bcdet Bldg, Thone 184-no other. take The Overland Limited FALSTAF CAFE at Foater-Milbiir- .f 11 t DEPART DAILY. No. 6 Atlantic Mail all points Venire, April 30. Count Goulocbor wakl, the foreign minister of Antro-Hungar- today visited the cathedral of 8L Mark to see the progre-- a in the work of restoring that ancient edifice. This afternoon tho count, left for Vienna. Signor TiMoni, Italian minister of foreign affairs, accompanied him to the railway station. The parting nf the two atatmunen wai moot cordial, both expreaing the hope tbat they would meet again. an Traveling wsaenger Agant Utato . PRESIDENT. Gienwood Springs, Colo., April 30. Ion Call A. B. MOSELEY, almost a year. Her sitter and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, whu are under indictment for conspiracy in connection with the rase, are also In the Tomb aud this morning all attended rellpioua service In tin- - prison. Neither of the prisoner received any friend or gifts during the day. Tiie trial tomorrow will enter upon It Anal stage mid liefore the week ends it ia expected the famous cae will hate been concluded. Asdstanl District Attorney Rand and Garan, who have conducted tho prosecution of the case, spent the R. G. day together In Rye, preparing for tomorrow's arguments for tire prosecution. y Bicycles J .VIA ..up-porte- d . J Three Trains Daily n . a. K like Most Laxsrises Trafa teDaVarid Compartment and drawing-roo- m j sleeping can, observation can, dinand library ing can, con, with barber, bath and Book lovers Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without change. Direct connection for buffet-smoki- ng ; 1 S 3 SLPanlsndMmcFcIis Tldun, nMvallga. nS ful Id fonanlan cn b oMSkI tics C. A. WaKur, Gmrl Asm. I Chicago & Ncrth-Wcsta- m WcstSacMdSsath I M ra Rj. SC. Atl Bttgv, Lake CXj, Utah. 1 |