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Show The Salt Lake Teleguam. ' MARKETERS IRE BUYING FRUIT FOR THE WINTER FI5IDA.T EVEMVO, JULT 3, IOCS. THE LITTLE WOULD. FIREMAN KILLED; ENGINEER INJURED Collision Between Freight Train and a Switch Engine in Mhc cents per pound; black bass, 30 cents Peoria Yards. per pound; mackerel, 20 cents per pound; Products in prongs, 40 cents per pound; salmon, 13 cents per pound; halibut, 12 cent3; PEORIA. 111., July 3. Shortly before 3 Great Variety 15 cents, Pro- sturgeon, 15 cents; barracuda, two for 23 cents; shad, 12 cent3; stur o'clock, &the through freightIn on the Ilock from Hock Island Peoria, coming 15 cents; striped bass, 20 cents; fusion Now Fill the geon, a the aamo 15 of and switch flounders and Island, engine codfish, cents; soles, collided of a cut 12 road, cart, hauling large catfish and smelt. cents; herrings, with terrible fore in the upper yards 15 cents; crab3, 25 and 30 cents apiece; fireman of the here. City Stalls. George FIfhrr, shad roe, 35 cents a" pound, and perch, throught sustained fatal Injuries, freight, two pounds for a quarter. while hi engineer, Michael Cufhlnic. As a result of the farmers rushing was badlv bruised. Both nnlne were Little change lias taken new hay into the market the price completely wrecked and many cars were in their the place u markets diirin from $8 and $10 to 57 to JO crushed to pieces. has dropped week, l tab. products are much past ton. Other hay and grain prices in evidence per Firework. Calder's, 4th July. follow: and nrieos I'easonable. . $1.75 are worth Oats per hundred; .. ruw is crowded in the afternoons See the fireworks prlzea for The $1.15 per hundred; barley, $1.60 wheat, ly Purchasers who are laying in their per hundred, and corn, $1.50 per newsboys in the windows of the i winter supply of fresh fruit. Wilkes Cycle Co., 21 East First South. Musk melons and cantaloupes from Texas have made their in the market and sell for 15appearance 20 cents and each, The supply is limited. Dewber-He- s, a cousin of the came in during the vmeek. blackberry, They are a fine sample and brfns 8 3 cents per box. ihe supply of strawberries is about Mamie (ned 7) Slater Rue it awfully exhausted but a few may be purchased at two for 15 cents and three for a quartanned. Bhe wn at the reaahore with ter. Other fruit quotations follow: Red r mamma. (afted ) I was tanned yesterliobby currants, four "boxes for 25 cents; rasp- Aid to Transportation Problem Evolved by Director day, too. berries, two biyxes for 25 cents; apriMamie Where w cr you? cots, thret? pounds for 25 cents; peaches of St. Louis Exposition. two pounds for 23 cents; Utah new apliobby 1 was In the woodshed wSlh two papa. ples, pounds for 25 cents; blue plums. 20 cents .per basket, and gooseST. LOUIS, July 3. An automobile service, carrying visitors to the World's berries, two quaits for 15 cents. Utah Firework. Calder's. 4th July. cnerries, best quality, bring from 10 to fair grounds alonsr the fine residence streets and the parks and discharim? lo cents per pound; pie cherries are DENVER. EXCURSIONS. worth r cttnts per pound. In the tropi- them at points of vantage within the grounds, will add to tho transportation be cal fruits pineapples are worth 25 to 50 facilities of the Louisiana Purchase exposition. Automobile service will also and Oth. cents aciece. oran?ps 95 in 4f rente rar. supplied within the fair grounds at prescribed speeds and over prescribed July 7th, 8th la SIS.0O Oriron rorl Line, round 25 trip dozen, and lomons cents per dozen. routes. Lin? Shott limit Aunut Sift. Return Vegetable P rices Tumble. Big machines with a capacity of forty persons will collect passenRers at the ag?nls for particular. No new vegetables have arrived durhotels, Union station and other station joints in the downtown districts. Couthis week and the supply of the fol- pon tickets will entitle passengers to a ride In the automobile, while the ticket ing Sirts. nil kinds, Calder's. 4h July. lowing is plentiful. Texas tomatoes are itself will admit the passenger to the World's fair grounds. still worth 15 events per pound, two Our Reputation pounds for a quarter. Green peas have fallen from 25 to 20 cents per peck, and For rrllablrt poods his hx firmly esUtah potatoes have dropped from CO to tablished In this city. Whn you buy 2'i cents per peck. of us yu alwiys pet the bj.t, for our NEWS The following vetable prices rule th tdock Include1 leading bran-lwith slight fluctuations: Cabbage and Ftah IJ'junr Co.. 22Z South Main str'tt. cauliflower, two pounds for 25 cents; cucumbers. 5 cents apiece; green string Firework. CaMcr'a. 4th July. beans, three pounds .for 25 cents; wax cems per pound; summer .'tun, squash, 5 cents each; asparagus. 5 cents per bunch; spinach, thsree pounds for 10 Utah. cents, and onions, asparagus, turnips, High Temperature Affects PROVO: Iren. th daughbeets, carrots and radishes go at three ter of PiTsldf nt of the Hoiiril of IM.icatl u bunches for 5 cents. Minds of Two Persons W. ll.u'jiett of I'rovo, fell from aofpony Ranch eggs have again advanced to !at arm night and su?talnil a fracture 25 cents per dozen and are scarce. The above the vrl.t. best creamery butter is still 23 cents per in CITY: MI r.RK Mary IVrnMle. a Chicago. pound, and the ranch article from 11 ya in I'aik City woman well known young 20 to cents. and a recent graduate of St. fary. In a critical condition as th re lit of an Spring chickens are irore CHICAGO, July C Heat claimed operation than last week and some goodplentiful yesterday for appendicitis. Iri can be secured from 30 to 60 fryers Ionoher, Lccomit andIt Ward1,of cents many victims yesterday, and while the Wilson, who attended the c.s my that a' apiece. Old hens are stiil worth IS cents death list was not so large as on such It may a nature that complicated the per pound. prostrations increased, Wednesday, in peritonitis. The following meat prices, which have and in two cases temporary mental de- result PROVO: J. 1. Frown. T"tah County Su- remained unchanged for four weeks, rangement was the direct result. Fchonls. K ft yesterday fi,r rule: Two deaths and nineteen prostrations ruir.tendent of he goes to attend the NaSpring lamb is from $1 to 31.25 a quar- , were reported. The temperature reached tional TVachors' association, whlh will be In session from xho 'th to the 10th. Th" ter; porterhouse, 20 cents a pound-lound- 90 degrees. 15 cents; ribs, 17 association meets in St. Iuh year, cencs; and a strong effort will b mad by th roast, S to 10 cents; mutton stew,pot6 at tho Hot Capital. teachers to secure tho convention I'th cents: shoulder, 12 cents; fresh pork, for 3. Salt Lake for 1.C. Nine prosWASHINGTON, 12 to 1, July cents; bacon, 23 cents; ham. I ..Of! AN: The articles of 20 cents, and veal cutlets from 15 to 20 trations, several of which were serious, . Tfe lmp'.est remedy for Jn11cs!!r n. resulted from the heat yesterday. of the Farmer I'tah Iaiii as"iatlr. constipation. cents per pound. nn, the many rlllojness have Cierk. th with a flld County atlmcr.tfrom d'.ordred Though the weather bureau 90reported arising thITo Trout on the Market. new concern The is of outgrowth maximum temperature ot eh. liver or bowel 5s PJjwrs Tb-;ls- . degrees, rcent chances In ththe banking situation No r.ew varieties of "fish' have come in the thermometers on the street regisThey hve flccomIlHd wonders, nr.! In Logan. The I'tnh MortKac Loan coraid rmovn the r.ecsslty "f Washlnston poration tlmlj a a tlmOuiing the week and the following tered as higrh as 10oU. bank fhort hco. their opened a for miny litt It's ca'.llr.g jhj1c!in maximum the now thf Thatrjur Ilrnn. Hanking that shared with Philadelphia and prices rule: Tom and rock cod, 12 to mankind. pr stratgl;'. They bet company has gon Into th loan and temperature In the eastern part of the rr'.'.eve i?r d!trs. seat of f rouble, th Is s Mo buslnesH. reThatcher 1 afff-!eUnited States, according to reports irlv. the tarts, srd XTew Royal Infant. of the r.w cjrioru tion. Lavld Lccies Cane ate ceived by the weather bureau. The tor.'.njc up general syrtem is and II. E. ll.Vch. for an ordinary .cflon. packet Is LONDON, July 3. Princess Charles of boartl of dlr'C-tor- s The and Th treasurer. enatr. m ,ip. tott. fah;i:y rr,' Denmark, daughter of King Edward, Is compose. i of th offi8 O'clock. Before Death a. A'.I for year. ply dru;ritr, aril :htm. pave birth to a son today at Appleton cers and the following: L"wl. H. 1U1I-3. One death Both PHILADELPHIA. mother and cottage. Sandringham. July W. Thatcher. Howeils, child are doing well. from heat and three prostrations oc- S. A. Ianton. H. F.Ororge and J. T. I'ond. Rltr curred here before 8 o'clock this morn- There ;iro thirty-fiv- e gtoekholders. who of th JTS.frt) capltwl tok. the Peace. Has Sr.'.) ing. John Connoy was stricken while hold Nicaragua fAii rr.'cna. at a hospital. The remainder bing treasury slock. San Salvador, July 3. It is announced at work and died , 1 deT. SPUING 8 VILLK: Edward rlfry-nianI!.'! Fl.f.jr. was 81, o'clock I'lfnt at 1) Ihs. .... here that the Conservative party in Nica- temperature son of Richard Iilfryman, nf.d lbs. Klnur. 'vl same yesat the hour offered than has unconditional gree higher ragua support 1." Crrnnn'ry l.ydia IMnley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 2Mest iltttr. '2. i Ib. to President Zelaya. This arrangement terday. The humidity registered 55. rr : Kk ii'ix. A. W. last married Flnlry. night, was made at Granada and peace in Nicat llr. .ikf.il I!k a I' lbs. both of at by Hlshop Lyon, Sprlngvll'.p. ragua is thereby assured. ttw1 home of the bride's parents. A Fireworks, Calder's, 4th July. I'tuh TomAtoes, Z cans number of relatives and friends oflire the SS can nst Corn cr.a Gotxl Fjltnon... Four Deaths from Hevt. contracting parties were present. Suicide From Remorse. S.i ire. .tSc 2 for.. Worcestershire 3. HKUKR: to Th two Four creamery Pa., July deaths, belonplng Pittsburg. 3. Lewis Hl'.ver Pa.. birket s DOTLESTOWN, Lr! July a numwa Iaf Mark to and of lleber burrM the 2 bottle O.ive nil of the victims being children, of Richboro. Pa., who yas ar- ground Vodnf-dayTh cremsry vt ber of prostrations represent the effect of N. Blank it '!: on p.ickK nn the Trovo river, between Ibber !! rested Tuesday last, charged with the intense heat here todaw The highest ! 4 . lb. h. . s l!f.'rnl.i I. bu. f. . . Ih CHiise-othe anil recorded Tlio fire' turo weather from at flowers committed Midway. graves, stealing nt temper? irp f" VIb-- , n. fc9 5 n :own. ki " are at was but those in. p. reau e suicide by shooting himself through the degrees, chatpe suspicious. ,V ' vlng to the fact that there was n., tire over his head. arrest ! c a trr?r Ir.Sf.i.Td Worry prompted in the furnace after 2 o'clock In the dav. ""Well, there 1.3 one thing that can be the act. and Mr. ltooker. the man In chare, was CHICAOO paid of Crawford. Although he went fishthro-jgth rreamery In the rvec.lr.g nnd 2TI WKKT FOI'TII TKMl'Li: STHKIIT. on didn't he Sabbath let the himelf ing 4th no of fire wrr v'.slbl. The properFireworks, Calder's, July. hi little son fish." '"I am glad to hear that. Was the boy ty was valued at $.ta 0,wK--with ti?' li s Mr. Jeffs left atco to fulfil! " at N. E. A. HATES. AssrssjiEirr notice. a mission to Lngland. the hooks." Chicago News. CONSUMPTION Home-Grow- n ana Tele-errii- In the Home. m Invention of a Cincinnati PhysidatiSfeates a. Sensation in London. AUTOMOBILE SERVICE TO WORLD'S FAIR GROUNDS 1-- S-- DERANGED s . FOUR STATES, lrl."! (ni .- Ml P ld I-- :, A R: Q of tiuU hunt r.r. m.ni nt, lit ry en-JK- abov-name- io-ca- td ! pl.-i- s AND SPRINGS, Y., RETURN w. Fireworks, Calder's, 4th July. Work of Pension Bureau. Washington, July 3. During the cal year which closed Wednesday, fis132,-82- 9 claims were allowed by the pension bureau and 113,720 rejected. The number of allowances exceeded those of last year to the extent of 13,000. The number of rejections In 1902 was 118,4:.4. This was the first year under the administration of Commissioner Ware. Sports, all kinds, Calder's, 4th July. Five Days a Week. Reading, Pa., July 3. The Reading Railroad company today posted notices that at Its new locomotive shops hero Its 2000 employees in hereafter when do that you vou do Tc;cu'h9t that department would work only five ' fellow the find and out days a week. The receipt of many go Wa-I introduced new engines Is plven as the cause for him and us, give iw. new order. the another licking. hemmm K1b of all Bottled Beers." Brewed from Bohemian Hops. R. rVT. GUCRNS&Tf wnoiesaie Dealer. .' i: f ..r.v! h t rt-n- M 9 ru i - V V V. trt 1. tha Mn ta4 afftra tk Tl. fact thlaftar h hafl fro news! ttr f :r" tr .t v.nknawa to Mm. ofJer. T:at tlamn Uira "wrtyt rh'.' kirom forth Ltb facta In tta raaa, TTJ fcr l c-i- - ? ut the ,vre. : i i itirir t -- -i . .rr.-,- M a-- I 1"'t a . , 1 i. t w-m- . ... . 1.. tat f.TMr: aecural frota ar.othtr Ir.cn prtHvi c ijanvl. .ntiv a IV "UBiatit-ap- r, rcarkab". w.a atire.y ." coraa br tha zna jtr e' inanVr of etbr rt far t ri... ..M U t hr n :jrhi l tn t t .ra t e3 br tha AaaocUtWcm iv3 r-. ..r a iii n i fr rnfrew, uji rj . II. Urwiibeot f"f: It in I'? - frin : ton Hosrltal- - But Elr wa d n. J I on. Tr?w6ii k th" bn ciJ"renicn . pr;Tr ef Lrty i If f - I " 1 t! a n -- : J, I ry 1 & nnJ tha formtiiaa fnr th nJ!c!5 that tmtmnt. Mr Trench ac4 In th now fimo'.-- "Ailoa. cswav" wra all WMli ' :e rt rtrrctfy fmrn cf tLta jTifor .f HoHertaon. pt?r. la tba : . . .' - ! i ai4 social r mraXaooa cf dUM r.iatl3a In cWlrai ati 4 p.olU-jt- rrttd l r. Pv -- t;r.r tr.t. anclr.ml s to U:a the rrsater credit prfected tL ap;Armtua mal rystaca ef on u 4 an J '. Consumption Can Be Cured If I s ; vi le t.f Tahen in Time r rriltarT t tender fa u w T, ij Sff to a'a cjt,i . rUm-atet a sartatonvn wrera ,, cr : f i 51 r.l cf aiich dUMfaaaA; c.r. ) tM ir.ujrt ' ' X I I ft .it " tj lep?; e honna TTia f.r- -t two of tr.a ara ei r ; t.f . u9 t nA. ara i aarWua i!!'ii!s tt rlt teUlea, ,.r p thay kda n.aj rpn M r- r eilrnata mr net b ruita4 to r t If . I U' trw tfnvrr yw.I many ho tea ocrrrft rt :;i -' r 'V It'!lak ad ' us.arorat.a Ir2wac, If you wn t ii. n.l hi. reiia Co". tn a.',l rUl ha arrou6Cl ny th.r " ' to A S Ui.,1' :rn f r (''Tv;i:Tt-' . ;.' f ad!:u&ral tr.f U- If aj&d s ', mi f yoa 'r artn, nsaf a, . Mf...- - Aa co rol fall t' frara a. 6pt'r-lb" t . sa f f r. i 5n5 i..t pnr.ia !.?c fort th er.ly avaUlatVa mAT.t ef "f r. t the iflrt r'n cflr ruy t tftat fou;! u ..: r H ere !.. at t.; H ( itc lnct traatmaf want. It ct.rs mora caUC tha.n tc s it CaroUr.a. ITortJa, er Tu a a. cr 9 Nnh b rnr-- l b w I'ji.if.r'.is. r. r j I of trAfnat at berna. surrc"k.i system r r- k me.--.i a carcen ef a cura ara far bet. 4 b t'l'V 's a cr am sec otir laajia4 :$ ter than Atnn Hi...K'' ii a aTij In the test ff i .'.i'.'1'! ."?t :.ti.. If fr,.. tf." r- i f ! 1; - - e r.t - n. r -- .r.-t' . " . i. tr-.!t- ! fi s;rriri , - t- - - ! -.d ,. , rt-ti- 1 . . " - I ; r. i- - i .' - iruaL .inn 1 -- t : . fT I- trr.A. rrtur ov. r thre tbr a Ate k rt!rrerr.t rfi -- ! i .t . r.-- tst l - sria, r?' -- Sanatorium Apparatus Installed in Your Rome Free of Charge. : ' STORl! HHl'.KR: Nelson Miudork, one of th proprietors of th.e firm saloon, of b b r p sulcli! last night City, committed n 11 and 12 o'clock by taking carbolic acid. He has been drinking heavily of latf nr.d while In a drunksn sfHt the deed. He leaves a wife and five children, the oldest being S yearn oil. FAROWAN: The committee Is making for the Fourth. wh!eh great preparations wll commence on the 3rd with n time for thv children nnd a dance at nlcht for the older ones. On the Fourth there will be a parade In the morning and a meeting In the afternoon. The snorts will consist of horse rating, foot racing, jumping, etc. 1 le-tw- Ien Creek J..hn Ilcrrtan. tow aar.at' M urna for throat an1 iti t:.- - t"!.-- l H. rt a ar.J Karoy. and la ua4 tr Ova lat U'.s'enee'ib.r.'uch.tul j'iC .!n;-tatI. t Ky fw can to lo tba aajvatcf Jims phlc5iis . .1 a ; Atler.t can r' get th trtner.t cftat Rough ty even when it t two r three tins a ay. siwaid k. At.d tb" - tre.tm"nt or tivff ttm cure i a"te ,r t!.- v r j ChvuUUr fi.-. ;r t i nf t" ir. thul harA ccrar'. .f tia art-anirtlfriv. TVeun-At- held en the i ! h meeting of the Iractors. S.iy of May. 13. an fm'M ef one share was levied on th r.tptt.l rent stock of the corporation, payable Immcdl. atelv to H. &A. McCornlrk. enfiiirv, rtLaVCo.'s bank. In McCornttk Any stoek upon wMen C H City. Utah. m.iv retrain unt all on tr fth isemmeri 1S53, will le dejin't'ienl nnd day of Julv. advertised for ile at rbllc auction, and :',l be unless r"rr"rt I" made before. sold on the ytri (Uy or July. jaj. io i.-the delinquent aej.met.t. tosether with the coat ef advertlfinc and exnen of .ale. II. A. M COItNICK. Secretary. Idaho. Office: McCornlck &. Coa JUr.k. Salt Lako City. Utah. F.OIfH: Charles McCarty of Boise, who has ben lost In the mountains mar Roosevelt for twenty-cdays was reTO INCORPOturned home yesterdny by his stepfather NOTICE MEETING RATE. who found him. McCarty had neither gun nor matches with him and during all the time he was lost lived on grem huckleberries. June ?. IV.t A meetlnr; cf the trustees of 8lt I.nka ATHOL: The nero wanted by the be held at 4 p. m.. Tues n . Rutte authorities for highway robbery College7. wl'l 1?'3. at tha offlcs In Hammond July yesterday made his sixth sensational i tah. ror tb.e purfrom the officers, agnln under a Hall, ofsalt I.axe city, articles of Incorporation. adopilr.g pose fire his of espursuers. After his heavyIn i. i;. iiAi.i-- . cape Spokane Wednesday, while a policeman was emptying his revolver nt him, the i egro. It appears, boarded the DIS30LUTI0N OF PARTIiRRSHIP. train and beat his way to Athol, Ida. He was discovered by the engineer and the UKunnr given officers notified. While the notice 1?Mecklanburg sheriffs has withdrawn were surrounding the traindeputy the fuKltlvi Mr. Henard Klectrl Turnmade his way to the timber nnd again from the firm known am th firm and the will hera-afiMfg. Co.. succeeded in Retting away whll his puring and bA known aa Kautcher it Thlea. suers exhausted their ammunition trvlna to bit him. ASSESSMENT NO. 5. corn-mitt- el t rr - Wyoming'. Sports, all kinds, Calder's, 4th July. ! r.d tr t--a t."rr; n r H ' t Jrl lr .tf r :v rr".;tr.A inlnlstr"tl''i " v,i fr j I ft t i irriimn'i . k e and ent U a ti .litc.-- I files ar- - Wi - r It ". . 1 r eti-.-- i Yo-- r J . 5 f t At-- j ll.t'vrh-r- i t M. l- -e r'iti tn rwr.l. I i r. j In tb r t i. ,ra be ma ! fc-- J ii tr - rnwrr iit i i;frtii wt,o corra erry jatSent v..iu ar laur Jer Ui i -- wen-.eT- It 11. ha The cett treatment.fjrriba r uc5 at-t:- tr cf tr-V- - witho.it charta. Hy ls!a jlitn ye-. .... . ' v. .v' "'. ..i. w..ofiea iui mr fi.lv l.nvo th uaa of th ireatrr.ect y'-- r ai inr.r-- i w.i, tl.e nr-!- l - i 4 ,'.. u w ft t-- a a I ju Pneumatherapy is the rational and scientific cure for catarrh, , . - The Mgrtfl'drie MIr.lne company. Office of bURlneaa, Halt and prlnripal place City. Notlca l hereby glvrn that at a maettnr of the directors he.d on the ;cth an a.iemerit of day of June, WS., (U) of one (l) cent per ahare waa levied on all the ahara nf th capital and atock ef the eorporatlon immcOlttei y to the iff. payable No. 7 D. F. Walker r!tary at hi a office. City. Utah. Any tcck butldlnr. B"U e!rnnt may trmnl.i upon which the unpaid on Julr Z$. lla. V.l be dIlnQunt nd gdvrrtlsed for aale at p.iblle auction, and unlet xaymrr.l Is m.de lefcre. po many of the. hare represented by each dclinotif r.t certificate of the itock will be ioM on the llthtmay b neceasi-arat 12 o'clock roor. let day of AuruM. pay th tocrthcr . with aiej,mr,t. the cot of advertlnlrc nr.i expcnue of A. J. WIMlKlt. Secretary. aale. Uy order of the bird of dlrectora. Sail Lake Ct!. June :v. J'AX l f - t(1"r ilvntire ent s c ClS-.s- r " ..I t. I I ..'i- ! tri l - ' If Pt. ' Jr. fc.l the .1- ! I d v t 1 . deafness, hav fev er, Droncnms, consumption, and all diseases of the nose, ears, throat, lungs and chest. For cost of treatment and all further information address ke or.e-four- th Dr. John laa-je- ka CHIiTRNNK: Advices are. received from Washington that noatniasters for Wyoming have ben appolntrd as followH: Hurnt Fork. Fremont county, Jforro BtoJl. Sr., vice LUSlin 8toll. Lagrange. Laramie county, ilarthn A. Iirrange, vlc Oscar Yoder, resigned. FIrrwork3, Calder'f, 4th July. '' r- -:, er TONOPAII: Curl Hesse, a mining enrj. neer of San Francisco, haa been In Lon Pine examining the mines of the Ix)wr Tonopah CJold Mining company. bcated a little west of Lone line. Mr. Hrse naya that this property I.h the best with same- amount of work done on It, that the h has ever examined. !r,vf!c! f t - 'v:r! that Nevada. - a rm"v. .J ' I Mining company. Prinof buRlr.esa. Salt City. cipal p!ace tJtah. NotleA Is hereby riven tn., a H f5-l- d m One. Tare Plus $2.00, Via R. O. Selling dates July 3rd and 4th. in. II. tuef t : treatment. jr-ar-c- e. N. ' il" d a! Bpp-rat- Sunday-school?- SARATOGA t" w man cf w A veial loa lor ln . lart-- . iirea3&nt. ".l " that hsws tororl br th .i'f . h S-r- Sports, all kinds, Calder's, 4th July. I: Trn;, 3-l- b. . THEN". t r-- i! Jf-rT- FELT SETTEE. 4 - ' Tr-r.- t w-- friend again?" "Well, yes, he certainly was sick," reTrays. plied Jackson "Indeed; and what was the complaint?" "He complained that we stacked the cards." Cathodic Standard Times. ti .,... r.iii f l - CHicoo Store One fare plus $2 for the round trip to Boston. Tickets on sale June 30tn. July 1st, 2nd, 3rd via the Missouri Pacific and Rio Crande railways. Final return limit September 1st. Stopover and side trips can be arranged for many places. All Information cheerfully given by any Rio Grande agent, or call or write THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. Salt Lake City, Utah. Hrliln '.cr - Jof-ep- "I suppose," said the wife, sarcastically, "that you were sitting up with a sick the .(..- d r." i . "No, baiting r - U)- arbltrnr'lt vlgof llr. d',- r.t w a j h tV.J.r.e d ::i itx.itt Ihirtv s li t ?. i t ..n.l Tl.e weA i:'f ) t Id' c!M " t.ur' uhlrh will rv .ill f;.f 4!rai ::i.!'.!t-"- ' ir.'nt wn CJnrtnt.atl thjsu-U- rt sor-re-ta- A .! t.-- - rirr- iin K f.ve-rr-- vice-preside- jfd tP'-rr.- " r - tt. su-.m- pr-Ide- fr.rm !rF.UT...i know?. n-- hro-k-ra- a I I bn a jt lNtr Col ir.el AV. tvrn 1 ft th-le- ovr Pmeihlr.g - trn-yrar-o- i Aristocratic London Lady Cured By the Treatment of a Qncin- nati Physician After Having Been Pronounced Incurable by the President of the British National Association for the Prevention of Consumption. e FROM FROM HEAT Sanatorinm Treatment By y dcihi-i'ten- l a. Laboratory and Factory: I No. 1 ( 20 Opera Place, Cincinnati, Ohio; |