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Show mr TNI OREATEBT ITEM In buylag po YOU GUT UP Tj Diamonds or Jewelry Is mlMiim la lha people with wham yau deal. WE OFFER YOU lha faallitiaa of tradWITH A LAME BACK? ing with a firm Mn baalnaaa aaatiauaualy aa jionor ia thia aammiiaity far tarty years. Kidney Trouble Hakes Ton Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the news papers is suie to know of the wonderful cures made by I)r. Kilmer's Swamp-Kou- t, Noliody had been quite sure that the great kidinterested In ney, liver and Llad- - Marjorie wua epei-iulider remedy. young Greg until Miuuuer came. 170 It is the great nied-icUS He was mi essentially the sort of triumph of the young man she should lie interested In nineteenth century ; SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. nadiscovered after yeare that her fiieuds and family were ft' scientific research turally anxious. Marjorie had shown a B Ur. Kilmer, the disposition since she left school to IRISH HOrtSEB AND ATHLETICS. eminent kidney and dally with hearts reeklessly and cast Climate of Emerald lale Seema to bladder epecialist, and is wonderfully them aside. Those who had young successful iu promptly curing lauie hack, Gregg's interests at heart feared for Strengthen Strain. uric acid, catarrh of the Madder ami hint. Disease, which is the worst But when suiuininer came and MarThe history of horses, especially of Bright's form of kidnev trouble. is not rec- jorie announced that while her mother thoroughbreds, goes to prove that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roparts uf Ireland and Australia are the ommended for ever thing I ml if you have and her younger sister might go to the very best cradles for horse breeding kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be seashore if they chose, she Intended In either Europe or elsewhere, with found' just the remedy you need, it has to stay at home and see that dear been tested in so inuny ways, in hospital father was made huppy and comfortEngland as the second best, perhaps work and in private practice, and has one put his or her own Inthe equal. The suggestion has been so successful in every case tliat a able, every proved thrown out that the secret lies In a special arrangement has liven made by terpretation on her She's afraid to go away and let lime subsoil. The reason for the sup which all readers of this paper, who Ipve position is a little obscure. The pres- not alrraily tried it, may have a sample Alvin Gregg see how well he can get ent writer has found that partridges bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell- along without her!" said the girl who and how to was Jealous of Marjorie. bred on such soil are heavier and ing more about Swamp-Kooif vou have k idnev or bladder troufindout I believe she really is in lore at than and. it faster stronger seems, fly mention readily-- this ble. When last!" said Marjories mother, relucothers; but It Is hardly an analogy, generous oilerwriting andeeiiu in this your that can be applied to the horse address to Dr. Kilmer iaper tantly. There are other curious anagollea. It & Marjorie stayed. Dear father found Co., Binghamton. has long been noticed that the beat N. Y. The regular appetizing dinners and wonderful Iced drinks in the evening. That he usualami high jumpers among human athletes, fiftv-cesize bottles are even when the scene of their feats is ly shared these latter comforts with America, are of Irish descent. It Is sold by all good druggists. Don't make young Gregg In nowise detracted from not leu certain that the best Jumpers any mistake, but remember the t,name, bis enjoyment Marjorie's father had Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-RooSwamp-Roo- t, among horses, especially a large per- and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on deContinental at concours, centage every bottle. rive their origin from Ireland, with MARK TWAIN'S RENTED CAT. Australia and England as occasional rivals. From the statistics emerges strong presumptive evidence that the Humorist Furnishes Something for climate even more than the breeding 8crlbeo to Puzzle Over. skill tends to strengthen the strain. Iomtlnn Outlook. Mark Twain, as is bis custom, hides himself during the summer from the ETIQUETTE OF THE PUNCH. head hunters, those persons seeking or interphotographs, Matter That Is Sometimes a Difficult autographs, views. This year he selected Tuxedo Decide. Thing to Park as his retreat, renting an old colonial house until the latter part of To punch or not to punch is one of September, when he returned to his the most difficult questions In life. New York home. There, during the There is an etiquette of punching, but heated days, Mr. Clemens wandered It dues not always help a man much about the country by ways or spent when the contingency arises and he the time In various shady nooka in of the to on the decide la forced spur his grounds. moment whether he will or not. When A visitor who succeeded In discovthe lie ia given or certain opproblous hla whereabouts found the great ering etiepithets are personally applied in his famous suit of white author quette calls for a punch. This Is sup- flannels, seated under a tree petting minimum to be the Irreducible posed a kitten. of punching, without the use of which Where did you get It? queried the no man can go through life holding his Intruder. friendly head erect. Beyond this Irreducible And Now You Go and Rtfuse." For a moment there was a twinkle minimum a man may suit his taste, In was It the humorist's ageT eyes; his disposition and his temper In the succeeded grown philosophical after long trainby a solemn look as he re- ing at the hands of his fascinating use of his fist, within certain limits, 1 rent it Atom a neighbor: He began to wake up and without violating the proprieties or plied: You see, I cannot afford a cat not daughter. take notice, however, when presently Incurring disapproval as a bully. There even a young one. Barker and Upsmlth and Van Jones are many opitlonal punches, so to Subsequent inquiry proved at least began to join young Gregg on the verpeak, on which the world looks with the first of Mr. Clemen's state- anda. approval besides these two compul- ment to part be true. He had actually sort of 'This is aThe sory punches. punch chivalrous, for the summer seaclub that we seem to be runfor instance, the weapon of modern rented the kitten family son. What does he pay for It? Nohe said to his daughter in knight errantry, In defense jot the disknows what Mark Twain pays ning, body sarcasm one after the tressed maids and matrons la of the helpless for anything. All the world is Inter- callers had all left. evening sort. optional ested only In what Mark Twain la With the Impertinence of 20 years paid. The Sunday Magazine. Pared and Baked Applet. Bhe merely laughed at him and poured Peel and core large, firm apples. THE FACULTIES OF JUSTIC'E. him another glass of the strawberry Put in a baking pan. All the centers lemonade. the with sugar, put a bit of butter In Blind, Perhaps, But No Reasonatls I thought Upsmlth was as good as center of the sugar, pour a cupful of Proof of Deafness Alao. er gaged to Carrie, her paternal ancover water about the apples, boiling cestor pursued, relentlessly. And from and bake until tender,' basting occawho lives up on the the way Barker was hanging around Harlan, Judge sionally If the fruit seema dry. Un- hill, was a passenger on a Fourteenth time I saw them tocover and brown slightly. Transfer street car the other day and was seat- Jessie last " gether to a dish, put the pan of jule on the ed next to a couple of clerks who were Pshaw!" broke In Any top of the stove, add to it a lntle gran- deeply Interested In some discussion, how. if the girls caredMarjorie. about all at ulated sugar and a dash of cinnamon which caused one of them to raise his them they wouldn't be away enjoying and boll up once, then pour over the voice to quite a high pitch, says the themselves with other people as they apples. Set away until cool, then put Washington Star. This appeared to are this minute! right on the Ice. 8erve very cold make the other man rather cautious, Young Gregg came oftener than any with cream. as he glanced warily around to see of the others. After he had betrayed a If any one was listening to the talk willingness to listen to Marjories Time to Check Up. disfather discourse on the tariff for two Considering the progress made In of hia friend. At this moment be of covered the the dignified presence decades two last the mortal bours that gentleman shook his Germany during g In all matters of commerce and In Justice and turning hastily to his head. It's serious with Gregg," he For said to himself. comrade, he said: And he's a fine dustry, It Is a remarkable fact that the f) stem of. making and receiving heaven's sake, lower your voice; you chap. I'm glad Marjorie likes him. may have heard that justice Is blind payments by checks, so well develWhat he could not figure out, howbut that doesn't necessarily mean ever, was In other and In United States the oped why If Marjorie cared about that it's deaf also. Whether Judge young Gregg countries. Is little known there. she would seem so imHarlan heard the remark it is with the devotion of Barker pleased Luncheons Above the Clouds. possible to state, yet, all tbe same, a and Van Jones and He shook Lunch ahd dinner parties above the calm smile flitted over his face at his head over the Upsmlth. of the modem ways clouds are the latest fashionable craze the conclusion of tbe young fellow's young woman. He shook It still more In Switzerland. Prince Pie of Savoy admonition to his friend. when all of a sudden young Gregg of recently gave a lunch In honor A NEW DEFINITION. his visits. When he discovered ceased HERE'S Prince and Princess Nicola of Greece that had said to young Gregg Marjorie feet at the Bernina hospice, 7,075 he was frankly Irritated. Are Will Say Senator There No, qnd Many high, overlooking St. Morlts. Recently Platt Was Right. See here, he said to that young Mr. and Mrs. II. Murray of ttss city, over the family dinner table, person entertained a party on the top of the A rather cynical joke has been re- want to know about this! I have sufBrevent, 8,285 feet above Chamonix, credited to Senator Platt fered all this summer uncomplainingly each gufst receiving a bunch of edel- cently The senator, on his last visit to the at your hands because I thought It was weiss as a souvenir. Alpine parties Manhattan Beach hotel, allowed a my duty to help you out I've given have also been given this season on little girl, a western million-lire'- s up my own front porch to a horde of pretty the Pllatiis. Rochers de Naye, lJrlenzer daughter, to be presented to j oung men who have smoked up my Rothall and Gornergrat. him. cigars and I have submitted to gallons The little girl, In the course of one of lemonade and bushels of cucumber Simplicity in Furnishing. is ending. of her many chats with the aged sandwiches and probably have laid The reign of the foundation for lifelong dyspepsia That confusion of our rooms, as It statesman, said: Tell me, won't you, senator, what because I thought your heart was con were, externalizing the confusion of cerued and now you go and refits-.middle class minds, has felt the attack political economy is? Political economy, my dear child, of the revived Idea of simplicity. In Gregg. Why? I found I did not care enough many houses you are refreshed by un- Senator Platt Is said to have replied, is the art of never buying more about lilm, explained Marjorie, sweetincumbered walls, merely decorated Please pass tbe biscuit" ly. by quiet, plain paiiers, without pic- votes than you actually need. tures or fans or plates. A few necesThat seemed all there was to It in. PLEASANT SUMMER. til she fell ill. The doctor said It sary chairs, a table meant for use, fewer things everywhere, and those seemed likely that she had been In Food the Cause. Right things better chosen that Is the new dulging in too much lemonade or sum Ideal In furnishing. mer drinks of all suits. Then A Wis. woman says: felt avenged. troubled and I down run was weak, Lady Paget Puts Meat on Black List. doctor was young and hand The for the headache and nervousness Lady Ieget. who Is belter known as with had never met Marjorie bsome and excitement The least six last years. was formerly Mrs. Arthur Paget, and efore. When cause nervous and me presently he and make would Mary Paian Stevens of New York, asked her father's nt headache. besevere friends by her many lias surprised that linebeen marriage gentleman have summer I This eating coming a convert vegetarianism. She Grae-Nut- s : regularly and feel better up bis hands helplessly and gave hRS joined a small but Influential hand his blessing. Res-six the for years. than eschew who past of Boclety prcplc It seems to me. was his comm.-- ; I am not troubled with headache food and subsist on vegetable fare. and nervousness, and weigh more than to his daughter when he had lx ;ua ti o : u I ever have before In my life. I gained get used to the .'dir, Repetition Is Excusable. very roundabout way to gut h!.;i .v, If a man tells a woman be loves her 5 lbs. in one week. ir..c:; . Name given by Postum Co., Battle ested In you. Cut I as often as she wants to hear It his la1. w ill gi:ls!" itago be awruly conversation Creek, Mich. Read the book, The understand Wewa. Road to Wellville, in pkgs. There's a Reason. HER WAY al ft r.3r ot t, nt one-doll- ar d .hut-approv- ed loud-talkin- bric-a-bra- c hc.-fath-er Ma-Jor- ie th-:.- : tl.-a- t dut TIED TO A CHAIR. Unable to Movo About On Account of Kidney Troubles. Mrs. Anna Hevbe, River and Monroe 1 had to Sts., Anoka, Minn., says: It In a ihalr day after day unable to move about on account of rheumatic pains in niy hack, 1 was hips ami short uf breath and Hit heart would flutter after the least had dizzy sjiells and bearing down pains and the kidney secretions were much dlsordi red I thought 1 would not live lung. but since using Doan's Kidney Pii's I am a different woman, can do my own work andbave no fear of those troubles returning. Sold by all druggists. 50 rents a box. Foster-MilburCo, Buffalo, N. Y. I n WHEN MONEY WAS SCARCE. Practically Unobtainable During Period of Missouri's History, Mary Knew. Hello to Heart Throbs. It is ;i cuiimis tiling. said a pi "how k.iiiiu beturer let Say.ng books have a aimtu; ruiliutlng mi tl.iit vou loci like sayiii-- ; 'Howdy' every time juu come acruM them. Last l'l.; int'iias visited friend back at I lie old Inline oil tin I aim. When the supper ilisin-- s hu.l len put done Hud tbe away, the rliii'-rlamp light. d we gatheiod beside tin' organ for a good old fashioned Vine' On the renter table wi:v strewn the Christmas remembrances taken from j Christmas tree on the evening before, Glancing over them I suddenly exclaimed 'Hello! my good friend, Hello!' and aa the others looked up with surprise, I picked up a copy of 'Heart Throbs' und read to them from Its puges the 'piece' I stroke In school 10 years ago. That was enough to set In motion of the friendly entertaining spirit Heart Throbs, aud tin music was forgotten as we took turns reading the humorous and pathetic hits of prose and verse that have boon preserved In this wonderful volume. Some books have great literary value, some have historical but Heart slgniflcance, Throbs is the only book 1 know tba. slaps you on the buck in a friendly sort of way, suiting itself to your moods and proving faithful to every emotion. Next to my love of the Bible I love Heart Tlirobi. It Is tbe most notable book of tbe times. 1 j slmilaiing tbrHudaDillIrdits ling (Ik Stomadu andBowBi GREW WORSE. Infants fThiih Hospitals and Doctors Could Not Rs- lievo Him But Cuticura Remedies a Speedy. Permanent Cure. To turn from another's sorrow may to miss your best joy. - I do, replied Utile Mary. alowly and turn out your toes. Life alone can rekindle life: what others claim front us is not our thirst aud our hunger, but our brt ad and our gourd. Amici. TbORpisii Eye Wattr For Infants and Children. The Kind You Havo Always Bought Bears the Signature of Not Narcotic. AwtrouatBMaunaa AsrtJkrf JhcJtmn MddrSdt- - In trUk iM- - (MHtfri psEP.1 Use Aperfrrt Remedy forCmfli lion. Sour Stomach.Dlantoa Worms jConvulsious Jewrisk For-Ov- ness and Loss or Snffif. Fk Sunk Sijnanst if er Thirty Years 3T NEW YORK. Sari Oh Exact Copy of Wrapper, W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES thPworlo $3.00 & $3.50 FOR EVERY MEMBER OF wa- BtiF-BHO- THE FAMILY. AT ALL I - . U PRICES. f TZZSSTXiSZSJS&S. Reward are mar. THE I. REASON W. Dougin. .Imes worn by pantile la all walk, of Ilf. than any ntl-i- make, U haiM of Iboir exo.llnt ilyla, uni iiarior wearing qualitum. Tli. hIkIIm uf lb. lallun and other material, foraarb part r cy-Stifn- of tba ahoa, and every 'detail of lha making I. looked after by lha ninat eomileteorganisalloa of nutennliMileuU. foremen wtd killad rbneuiakera, a ho remit, the lilghmt wage paid In tba Biion Industry, and wlmae workmaimliip eannot be excelled. 0 If I nould Like you into mv Liqfa faetoric M ItrwkUjn.Miua, . . HT IkniglM .linear, yog wear longer and ara of greater mine than any otb Afar $4.00 and SS.OO BIH Edna Mhaaa a anal lad at any arlam CAUTION! Ilia guiiulne bare W.l. Ixniglita ii.ni. and priea .lamped on bottom! Taka Vo bubelituta. Aalt your dealer for W. L. Jhiugla alioei. If he ranmA direct to faetorj. Hhuea Millenary where by maiL Calalug Iree. WXJ)eiiala 1 slur STOP WOMAN LIVE STOCK AND MISCELLANEOUS AND CONSIDER Electrotypes First, that almost every ope ration in our hunpitals, performed upon women, becomes necessary because of neglect of aneli symptoms aa Backache, Irregularities, Displacements. Pain in tlie Side, Dragging Sensations, Dizziness aud Sleepless- Kecond, Walk Opium .Morphine nor Mufti. Carefully Compromised. Is in a perfectly lovely mood, remarked Clarice. Don't you think you had better ask him this evening? Suppose you ask him? suggested Clsrence. "Oh, 1 can't, protested the glrL Pm too shy." "You ask hltn just this one time," I promise you pleaded Clarence. that in the future I'll ssk him, no matter how shy 1 am. Judge. be Will.- tdn was this undergoing Icucbin; she attended Sunday school one day. The golden text was, After Teach lie to walk honestly reciting It several times, the teacher asked: Who knows what that means? Promotes DigpstionJChrnfi Fitber FITS,. St. Vitus Danes and all Nervous Diseases permanently cured by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. Send lor Free KMX) trial bottle and treatise. Dr. R. II. Kline, L(L, 931 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. rn he her. ness and RreiXonialns ndttw Eczema appeared when our baby was three months old. We applied to several doctors and hospitals, each of which gave us something different every time, but nothing brought relief. At last, one of our friends recommended to us Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. A few days afterwards Improvement could be noted. Since then we have used nothing but Cuticura Soap aud Cuticura Ointment, and now the baby Is six months old and Is quite cured. All that we used was one cake of Cuticura Soap and two boxes Cuticura Ointment, costing In all 1.25. C. F. Kara, 343 East 65th Street, New York, March 30, 1906. An Estimate and a Hope. Youve beard her, you say? re Ah! She cermarked Mr. Dubley. tainly has the gift of song." Well, I hope that's what It is," reI should hate to plied Miss Knox. think she paid anything for 1L tdowly and turn out your toes. , However scarce money may be at times at the present, said an old Missourian, the oldest Inhabitants will recall when it was almost unobtainable and other commodities bad to be used as tuedlu of exchange. The wolf's scalp was worth a dollar beSome Philippine cigars are a foot cause it was a state bounty upon the and a half in length. death of a wolf, and venison bams and deer skins also bad a purchasing value. Skins of the fur bearers were likewise abundant and valuable. When tbe first sheriff of Audrain county. In 1837, went to Jefferson City to deliver the county revenue, he met an old friend on the way who, needing money, wanted to borrow the actual coin part of the county's revenue. The good hearted sheriff lent it to him and went on to the capital and delivered only the scalps. By the time of the next settlement the loan was repaid and tbe sheriff made his next settlement complete. No note or other obALCOHOL J fKK CENT. ligation than the mere word was At(jf(al)JrPrrparffionrAs given. Columbia Herald. BABY'S ECZEMA Little Varys father bad been teachWalk ing her to walk proerly. IN GREAT VARIETY FORj BALE (AT THE LOWEST PRICES BY A.N.KFLLOGG lNEWSFAFEICO. 73 W. Adame BL, Chicaso that Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound, made from native roots and herbs, has cured more caws of female ills thsn any other one medicine known. It regulates, strengthens and restores women's health and is invaluable in and during the period of Change preparing women for Of Life. Third, the great volume of unsolicited and grateful testimonials on file at the Pinkhain Lalmratory at Lynn, Maas, many of which urn from time to time being published hy special permission, give absolute evidence of the value of Lydia E. Pinkhain'a Vegetable Compound and Mrs. Pinkham'a advice. child-birt- h Hr DC this rarer wring to boy any- Hung advertised in kt columns should inust upon having what Inez aek lor, (eluting ell sobsU-tul- ei or imitation. DP A Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound For more than 80 years has lieen curing Female Complaints, such aa InDragging Sensations. Weak Rack. Falling and Displacements, flammation and Elcenition, and Organic Diseases, and it dissolves and expels Tumors at an early stage. Mrs. Pinkhams Standing Invitation to Women sire to invited Women suffering from any form of female weakness write Mra. Pink ham. Lynn, Mass, foradvice. She is the Mrs. l'inUhamwlio haa been advising sick women free of charge for mure than twenty Lylhk E. Pink-hayears, and before tlint aho assisted her niuthcr-in-lnin advising. Thus she is especially well qualified to guide sick women back to health. Write today, don't wait until too Into. HOWARD Hprcimpn m liffilillMf J E. BURTON, acvmib?.,,d oo rt.tti.': Isold. Hiltcr.liMilIl Aiwld, 83 ncort'iM'Mr.tl, Cjftmd tMlfle n IlM Will OO ADpl'M ami Imw.mror noiiniHl. CoiOs iwriniioi, Car(MHftUiAiitiiiai lisuib Vflr.ibi"; 0MVIiO6ll ft fl4 full llllti r!nl W. N. U Balt Lake City, No. 46, 1907. PUTNAM FADELESS DYES water better ttaa say ether diw fae War were seeds brighter and tetter color, than say ether dr One lOe Bsehasa caters sH Rbers. js esldiOdUQ Writs tor Its bssUetHtoe Is On Blesshasd Mu Caters, MOBtOE NfsnMstMttSHtnsMMSsiit Quincy, 00.. TwIteM IIlima la |