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Show of honor marched, four on eithar aide, STRENGTH OF MEN AND OXEN. dgdooododdoooooooooodooodo between the carriage and the curb. President Delivers Speech in Taber- Just behind the carriage of the presi- Bulk for Bulk, tha Former Are the nacle Which Waa the Longest of ; FOR SUMMER CATARRH Stronger. USES dent came a carriage w 1th one lone ocFew people know that a man, bulk the Trip. cupant Seth Bullock, an old ac- for la stronger than an ox, but nay In quaintance of the president. He Joined It bulk, Friday was president that such la the case. The appears Utah, and the chief executive of the the party lu Montana and was taken matter waa tested not long since at a nation was given a royal welcome by under the Summer Catarrh fair In America, one of the attractions wing. president Afflicts Men anil the youngest slate lu the Union. The The stand from which the presi- of which was a contest of a yoke of Women. presidential train reached Salt Lake dent spoke faced Seventh street, and oxen against an equal weight of men. City at 8:30, and was greeted by one that street and Jefferson were packed A drag was loaded with granite blocks, 4,959 weighing In the aggregate of the largest crowds ever congre- for a block in each direction. A ' T TON. JUDSON W. LYONS, of oxen that made great The yoke pounds. gated In the capital city. At 8:33 the array of Hewers had been presented to the trial Register of the 'United weighed 3,220 pounds, and $ States treasury, in a letter parade started, and the president was the president. At tne conclusion of twenty men, allowing ICO pounds to Washington, D. C says: t given a continuous ovation during his the speaking the latter called nr the man, were set against them. The It makes no different . find Peruna to be an whether It ts chrome, and ride to the city and county building, men hold of the took first, drag ca tor the and Funsten or Inflammatory scuts Bishop presented the e , silent remedy where he made an adress to the school dowers to him for the easily walked off with It, covering a hat affections of spring In patients distance of 95 feet In the space of two children. At. 10:05 he arrived at tho the two g 7 hummer, and those who hospitals. During the course minutes. The oxen at their trial moved from from Vr depression gJ tabernacle, and at 10:20 began his of his speech, speaking of Irrigation, only eighty-fivfeet In the same length of the muscles or iotnts i heat of the summer will address. At 11:30 he was entertained of the no equal of time, and the men were accordingly the president said: remedy t I W. Lyons. at breakfast by Senator Kearns, leavtt..j 1lna.,,Judson "I was greatly struck as I came up declared winners. Pearson Weekly. man is better known in the ttk ing at 1:33 for Ogden, where he spoke this beautiful and fertile valley by W. Can Not Devise Scheme, , f ncial world than Judson at the city hall at 3:13, leaving t Ga. of lias what been done Lord the Strathcona writes to Ixmdon Augusta, by application formerly as, j.v 4:15 for the cast. on every piece of nnp. cures end cures promptly, of Industry, intelligence and water to that ha would gladly welcome an arj; o name The longesti peech made by Presic. ,;jey of recent date makes his be could which by money rangement numas Inasmuch the and for a soil, Price, 25c, and 50c. stureoneof the most familiar )Yej, , dent Roosevelt on his present trip famber of years I myself passed a largo provided to assist suitable British no Mtfi u to f in th8 United States. to was made at the tabernacle during ilies Canada, but emigrate of my life In the mountains scheme seems to commend Itself either Interesting Letters From tvo the visit of the president to Salt Lake proportion SODDOOOODOOOODOODDDOOaOOi: iecdi and on the plains of this great .west- to the government or to capitalists. j Thankful Women. In his spcecch he spoke of the City. 5 West a yiij ern country, feel peculiar pride that ;,jiss Camilla Chartier, mining, agriculture and stock raising it was iLrdngton St, Baltimore, Md., given to me to sign and thereof Utah. He made a plea against the that wr.trs: make into law the act of the naby e ttea "Late suppersgradually affect-destruction of the ranges and the fortional government, to my nilnd one l 6y digestion and made me a ests. The desirability of cultivating iffies. miserable dyspeptic, suffering taof the most Important acts ever made The lingering results of La Grippe remain with the kidneya for a long time. small farms well and of turning espec1 took several times. and the heavy drugs of Grippe modi rn intisely at They suffer from over exertion Into .aw by the national legislature, which were ial attention toward agriculture was clnes. Doans Kidney Pills overcome this condition. r 0, kinds of medicine of a yea t Fob prescribed by different physicians dwelt upon. The Importance of Irri- the national Irrigation act I received Niwr Mnxico. Aching hacks are eased. Ilf p, back, and ago. 1 m lot ktill continued to suffer. But Hon. Judson W. Lyons. experimental work has IheAurora, free satnplo of Doan Kidney Pill loin pains overcome. gation and the lessons' In Utah were of Swelling of the bottle Peruna of one trial the tve which I ordered for a girl nitie years old limbs aud discussed. Promise of government begun here in your own state. vanish. rid it would that me need nit signs dropsy ieda ct aid was made, but especial stress was During his visit to the capital city, that whs suffering with bed wetting, and rriKt c- - Of this trouble, so I continued They correct urine with brick duit sedifast. The pills acted the on improved very laid the effor individual weeks several and In I a Piesident Roosevelt planted tree it fr necessity lasta . on the liladder in her ease and ment, high colored, pain in passing, dribI am feeling very good fort In the building up of the state the slate house grounds, declaring as directly the trouble. J. C. Luckuo, w jin excellent health, baying gained ten for five long years. g. Stopped and nation. bling, frequency, bed wetting. Does and strong. I thank you so much for Pei! ids." Miss Camilla Chartier. During the course of his speeech the he had finished his labors: That Is runa. 1 shall recommend it to all suffering Kidney Pills remove calculi and gravel tOra--i Summer Catarrh. Battle Crekk, Mich. My husband Relieve with the effects of catarrh, and 1 consider president said: "Here in this state the what I have been preaching." of a heart palpitation, sleeplessness Doau of the received Kidney sample ubl;: h rs. Kate Bohn, 1119 Willoughby Ave., it a household blessing. I shall never be pioneers and those who came after Is Greeted and more boxes has two taken nervousness, dizziness. and headache, Pills them took not the land that was ordiby the Greatest Crowd Ever without Peruna." termi' I mcklyn, N. Y., writes : lie Is a fireman on UTAH GREETS SISTER OF THE U, S. TREASURY ; PE-RU-- I PRESIDENT, HA ft lj Mind This Rheumatism e St.JacobsOil 5 1 GRIPPE HURT KIDNEYS. Al-ea- 1 '; ".When 1 wrote you I was troubled with headaches, dizzy, strange feeling Mow fn the head, sleeplessness, sinking feelings, Sometimes 1 had )00ft L; illness and numbness. if. cm. tr.tburn. My food would rise to my throat after every meal, and my bowels fwenfe very irregular. wrote you for advice, and I now take in informing you that my improve' I did not ex ,,, nii ttt is very great indeed. jfil to improve so quickly after suffering to i. t re 1 narily to be chosen as a land that will yield return with a little effort; you took a state which at the outset was called after the desert (Deseret), stages. If you do not derive prompt and satisfacand you literally, not figuratively tory results from the use of Peruna write literally made the1 wilderness to blosat once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full state- som as the rose. 1 believe In ment of your case and he will be pleased to my countrymen in Utah here, and in give you bis valuable advice gratis. your fellows throughout this wide naAddress Dr. Hartman, President of The tion, because I believe that yon have Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. Ohiot la you that combination of practical common sense and generous and lofty enthusiasm which has made" this nation great in the past and which, within the limits of the present century, will make it greater than any nation or school coons. upon which the sun has yet shone. For those phases of catarrh peculiar to summer, Peruna will be found efficacious. Peruna cures catarrh in all phases and Church and School Seating tra ni kinds Correspondence solicited from Chnrch and School Bonds. We par for information recardiac new jobs. Salesmen wanted on aalery or commission. We ere net In the Trust. EVANS 2L CO., CHICAGO. R. ' 0. ILL. NERVES UNSTRUNG THAT ACHE AND HEADS WISE WOMEN BROMO - SELTZER TARE TRIAL BOTTLE lO CENTS. WE TBEBT BID CURE IVefneM. Knee sad Tbroet Trou- CATARRH bles. Knrt Bar Ulweaea Bmnr-hia- l anti l.iinc Trouble.. A.ihm. Stomach, l.lrer and Klilner temale Illieaiet Bladder Troubles Women sutlCblid-rea- , Chronic Uiaeaaetol Jter.ous lliseawa. Chorea, Heart Troubia. I Itlnal Klctsis. lUt. Vitus' lancet. tom-plalai- a. leae. II r , .HtAuae or. a. J. ihonki. Write forfree Home Treatment tore. symptom list If you canuot veil. I'ouaulteliou free. Cured When Pay ib0 tk curi i Weak Men t on. Bhln lllscsscs Hciallce aud Rheumatism, the Houels. Flies. Vistula and Rcniat Troubles. Colira lor bis aeukl. Blood Clsesso. llrsiena. Epilepsy, Tape Worm, liar Kaser. Insomnia, eio., end ell Jtsrfous end Cbronle lllsoases. ft HEA80N A BLR on 8 ml and Wi Kyonauftor from anr of tho oaaknoiiaoa or PICK Ihhi you are cured. You can dtod upoa rauad by tirntiraiK'O. diMlpaUfin or I O You AKK TUB VBHY patlama bavft Judomod ua.it FKK80N WB WANT our word. tttoManilAof T NOW, WK WANT TO t I HIC YOU with tbo TALK TO. util not damatm ft w have proven our skill la uiiHiif CHRONIC Qiulfriandiiig that curu you. Thia appHat lo Iamb Man-Hoo- YKK until d by publiKliing tho uianv voinniary arlhparmatorrhfa. OrjraiHfl e" ulaia from boftio imopio, giving oanifn. pioluras thu Prvwurutft uind, I nnauiral eorola. au4 aftdroMhs, I omnnd iMaorrtwr. riutur. WK CANT OI H I'tRM or tuufui Blood All WKAUNKSSKd IN fK! A I tC IMNMASM rater-f0. wo Hrnm It would butrmy oonildamw. 4 10 m.5 ft. m. p. I iMOtn. UOUKH: OFH'R iti provu our aklll lu tbla olaaa of Uvublva in T flhur way. Thia la our plan to; 8uudaya. IMft. at, to lie mil.hll PRESIDENT IN IDAHO. Thursday was presidential day in Idaho, the weather being perfect and not an incident marred the harmony of the trip of the presidential party over the stale. The president's two main slops were at Pocatello and rolse, but there were brief stops at American Falls. Kimama, Shoshone, Glenns Ferry, Mountain Home and r.t Nampa, and at all of these places except American Falls he made brief addresses. One of the features at Pocatello was the unique greeting given President Roosevelt. Advantage was taken of the fad that Pocatello Is located just at tho southern boundary of the Fort Hall reservation, and arrangements were perfected by Indian Agent Caldwell whereby the president was escorted from his car to the reviewing Bland by a body guard of 200 Bannoc k and Shoshone Indians The president spoke thirty minutes to the people of Pocatello from a pavilion erected for the purpose, his talk being mostly for the railroad men, he also acknowledging the presence of the Indian guards of honor. When the presidential train arrived at Boise a procession was formed, led by the band. In the carriage with the Govpresident rode Secretary ernor Morrison and Mayor Alexander. Tho carriage was preceded by a detachment of mounted police and police rode behind It. In addition a guard Money For Exposition. .V.'A".V.r,:.V;.- SHORES & SHORES. Specialists. The mebers of the Montana Icgls Inture before adjourning Thursday A Gambling Omen. night, Inserted an amendment provid E An Englishman, who la an habitue ing for the representation I.lm.r I.U I1' ' irsctlnf move attention than ear other district of Mon ttuoi'y,, t m world. of the Monte Carlo tables, came over tana resources and at the af the World " " The land of Cue- th,' Orsnary products The Mature! Eeedtng Orounde for Bleak. from Mentone In the aame comparti aa under Lewis Clark Portand at exposition erep ie loot , . , 1,987.100 aerea, ment with five negroes. He Instantly e,d loot U7.8Z3.7M buebeie. land In l!Ui3. It Is the Intention to omen an as occurrence the Abundance of Water! E"et accepted Sl'ivTI p.enllful: RnlliUn Meturlsl determined to risk five louls on black tiansfer bodily the exidlilt from St. ttlns ('beep; tood OraM for pesiura at the fifth table, leaving Ills stake lands io Portlund at the dose of the and bar: e fertile eoll; a ishtf-rslnfell and acltuistr tilt Ins for a run of five. Aa luck would have Louisiana Purchase exposition. The an a., n red and Ofba-ereeoa of urowiti. adequate It his Inspiration proved good. Black amounts cniricd y the Idil are as Sl't.'.t e 1ESTEAD LANDS OF ICO ACRES FREE, turned up five times, enriching him follows: St. Inmls, $5o,nuo; Portlund, 7 charga for vhh'h la 110 for tuatting entrv. I, M i liu.uuu; capitol und grounds, $21,300. to the extent of C20. U Ctmrvlirv, H'hnols n. Itailwnyr lp sH gufff iltatrlrta, hr ml for Alina aq1 oilier Htfutnru ELK KILLS ITSELF. rrintnilrnl of lfiim1irri)oAl otfawn, i n(la PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IN SALT r war m W. Taylor. Halt l.akut Hy.Viati.thaud.or ,trr tr I t tnadian tiovrruinnt Agrt, LAKE. who will S'iftiy Uh curUflcaio glvlug you rudueod railway Teddy Roosevelt," Largest Animat of inly 1 luccrif Its Species in Captivity. a Happy One Three Visit Hia :titicuf to Make It So. Hetpa Crown" Roosevelt," the Idg elk in Teddy ire feature h bt. Columbia gardens, Senat of happiest amt captivity One lo prove the hcuiliiir era vlult to Salt ator W. A. Clark resort in the mounHoohovcK'8 pj.f President. Tollel Antleeplln ne will At '' malt n litrgn trial pnekute Lake wn the Kearnn breakfast. The tain near Butte, hutted Itself to death nth book of iiisirutiiond decor against an Icehouse Monday afterIff, It' baolutelr free. Tills IN not Kearnn munition was profusely lurue A but by noon. The sight of a few rattle near ntcot' was elaborate, menu tiny euint'lr, but The nled. emnmli t( run pitcluitfo, :onuir pen enraged the animal, and vinca etivonn of it value. far the grundent feature wa the pres. the elk rd it', over the country Women all a bellow It apparently attempted with In the a was It triumph are praising I'uatme for w hut Ident b cake. ir rercthe building. The anito dash .It bee done In lomsl treat Crown Baking mal was through t cooking art. Three one of the lurgest In captivity. female tile, of menl curing Ith dTammnlliMi knit Ulachurgcu, wonderful rn n made It ao. It la to the per an sing VRgtnul douche, for nor throat, nasal Powder aa a remove Crown Baking Powder that and to ktrtar mouib Discrepancy of Thrca Million. wash rb, Three 1 luli't feet h I ton Uie teeth, Mend today; poetnl card will'0'' do. Regarding the statement that there the senator expert cook attributed Il br drag gist er cent poetpald by aa, BO t Olt cakes will bo is a 13 ,ooo,00() discrepancy between a. large boa. aetlefeetloa guaranteed. her grand succeed. Your tltAtk1 aa tho Bt. rAXTtlN wholesome Mate. IBB and llnston, the repot ts of General Leonard Wood till,Are, aa delicious id h BI Coluoabua Tbrea Crow i use vent,1''-iliif and his secretary of finanee of the toyou president Vhn Antwtrlng AdvgrtliemgnU of the American tal disbursement Baking Powder. eAtraf' HEWLETT BROS. CO. Thla Mention In Cuba, It I Kindly Papar. government military V. on th" mated highest N. LBk-No. authority, say u. eat''" V Balt 23, IW03. A Nice Distinction. d Tribune New York Havana repthe said tha era a woman." 1 bl If oti resentative, that the discrepancy will wa irtiU4 lie ammnted for before the national bachelor girt, who new frock. caller. "I'd show ou tuy "how lh setflemeht between the war departtt'"-,)'1ment and Honor (luesuda, Cuban minf But a you ister at Washington. fco with IL Ural slippers 9 US. STERN CANADA - ..... ; emit-cle- ! 1 ' in Copper City. President Roosevelt arrived In Butte ct 3:52 Wednesday afternoon. He was met at the B. A. & P. depot by Mayor Mullins, escorted by a company of militia, a platoon of police and the Span Ish war veterans, who are holding their slate convention In Butte. United States Senator Clark of Montana was one of the first to greet the president. Mr. RooHevelt then entered a carriage In which the senator, Mayor Mullins and a secret service man were seated. The drive through the streets of Butte was one long ovation. Such a crowd has never been seen in the history of the city. The neighboring towns for fifty miles had poured in their thousands, and the thorough fares over which the line of march lay were crowded to suffocation. From the depot (he president was driven to the court house. Veterans of the American civil war, militia and police formed the escort. Carriages containing a hundred distinguished citizens brought up the rear. The Spanish war veterans were the guard of honor, and Colonel C. F. Lloyd of the First volunteers acted as marshal of the parade. At the court house 2,000 school children appropriately dressed In the national colors saluted the pres (dent, lie stopped a few minutes and spoke kindly words to the little ones. As the guest of the labor and trades assembly of Silver Bow county, President Roosevelt at night adressed 20, iioo people at the Columbia Gardens Senator William A. Clark resort In the mountains, three miles east of Butte. At the conclusion of the ban quet given by Mayor Mullins and tho citlzeus of Butte, the president, with an eseort of sixty rough riders and number of mounted police left the banquet hall at 7:45 p. m, and left for the Columbia Gardens. With the pres ident rode the lending labor men of the city, prominent citizens following It In carriages. Frank A. Boyle, president of the Silver Bow labor and trades assembly, ly a few words Introduced the president. 11 1 eo rt g? T j3SZ2a!BE2uECC ng Plist, W. Va. Tho free trial of loan's Kidney Pills acted so well with me, I wrote llonff, tho druggist, at Point Pleasant, to semi me three boxes, with the result I have gained In weight, as well as entirely rid of my kidney trouble. My water had become very offensive and contained a while sediment and cloudy. I would have to get up six and seven times during the night, and then the voiding would dribble and cause frequent atPills, tempts, but, tlmnkatoDoan Kidney 1 they have regulated all that, and cannot braise them too much. Jas. A. Lanhae. Coroner Jury Qualified Verdict. During the landlord and tenant disturbance In Ireland some years ago a certain property owner was discovered lying dead near a village of which he was owner. The coroner Jury, knowing full well that the man had been shot down by "the boys, were nevertheless loath to further Investigate; therefore they rendered the following verdict; "We find the deceased gentleman died by the visitation of God under suspicious circumPubllfi stances. Philadelphia Ledger., Carpets can be colored on the floor with PUTNAM FADELESS DYES. with yom addrtss t or fr trial boa. Co., BulTslo, N. V. PPwm nikll ms free trial box Doan1 KldaM Pill. K' - State. Medical Advlca Frao. Strictly ConfldoattaL Why Appetite Is Needed. Food eaten without appetite a way causes gastric disturbance, because unless the secretary glands of the stomach are stimulated by a desire for food no digestive Juices are extruded Into the stomach. CARBOLIC SALVE ss 'W' v 11 SJ' a will prevent blood poisoning in Oata, Wounds, Sores. and heal Braises, too. 25 cents. them, Would you have TOOTHACHE for 15 cents? Our JapBank Burglar Trap Didnt Work. In Us account of tho recent bank anese Tooth Ache burglary at Allen, the Emporia (Kan.) Drops will rid you Gazette explains that the trap set by of both. tho bank for robbere did not work. DeCOSTAS LIVER The trap In question Is unique enough FILLS is to be Interesting. "Above the vault, wa a thin ceiling says the Gazette, 25 cents a policy. and about a ton of sand above 1L What is your health Thla was there In rase cracksmen should attempt to blow open the safe, worth? when the celling would burst at the All Diseases Lung explosion and the sand fill the vault, start with a cough. to tho at It get Impossible making safe. ' However, the celling did not If you will cough up burst and the sand remains undist- a quarter for a bottle of Cough Balsam urbed.- Kansas City (Mo.) lournal. Health Insurance for you'll stop coughing Japanese Corn Curs will rid you of a Santa Fe route, June 4 dozen CORNS for a Missouri river and intermediate $32.00. and quarter. Which do return, points Intermediate points Chicago and you love the best-co- rns and return, $41.50. or quarter? CHEAP PASSENGER RATES. From Ogden and Salt Lake via SL Louis and Intermediate points and return, $39.50. Final return llmIL September 8, ALL DNUOQISTS OS STORK ON DISICT FROM I I I I 1903. Worked a Sche The 8e ' cured $7,000. Bennett Bibb and James Williamson are under arrest at Birmingham, Ala charged wlih nibbing Ihe safe of tho union passenger station ticket office of nearly $7,000. The attests developed the most Ingenious sthente known to the detectives who have been working on th etise. A hole was bored through the celling of the office and from above ihe alleged burglars studied the com luumiun thtough a magnifying glass 5h,ch I i' REE TO WOMEN! feels like n new man. the Grand Trunk IL U . and tho work Is hard on the kidneys. Mrs. Geo. Gifford. Spokane Strike Settled. The building laborers' strike at hjiokane has been settled and work has been resumed on buildings that have been at a standstill for thr weens. Both sides refuse to give out the terms of seitletneut. It Is understood. however, that the masons' help ets. who sttnek for $3.tn per day, return to- - work at practically the old scale, with a minimum of $3. hut first-rliismortar mixers are to get $3.50. The plasterers helpers hail already practically won their advance from $3.50 to $4 per day. - Princes Louise of Tuscany, former ly crown princess of Saxony, has asked the emperor for permission to reside In Austria, Ills majesty has given his consent on the condition that she shall reside In a convent. The as well as the Independent press of Germany takes pslns to explain that Prince Henry of visit to 'Spain I without Prussia political significance and even easts for ildleiib on tht. Spanish paper dlttruHsIng a German Spanish iilllant iu connection with the visit. seml-ofl'.cla- 3 TRAINS DAILY. Z. C. M. further Information and for rates to points other thnn above, apply C. F. WARREN, to General Agent, 411 Dooly block. Salt Lake City, Utah. For ALV I. LAKf TV. Bottles and Souls. Into an empty bottle. says the Oriental proverb, "and you shall get a great response iwlttly. It Is not ao with a full bottle, which answercth not, being too heavy with wine. Therein la the soul like these, and from the full soul eomeih no echo to words Idly chanted, but the empty soul repeateth back each nol&e aloud. "Blow I do not believe P!o t Cure for Consumptlo has so equal for rnuiili and rohla, Jons F. Dotes, Trinity Springs, Ind , Feb. IS. tifJO. New Machine Gun. The Cleveland machine gun, firing one pound projectile at twenty-fivone pull of the trigger, ha been tested. The gun weighs 430 pounds. It fired 800 shots In a minute without heating e iiillM. the barrel. "The Klean. Knnl. Kllchen Kln.llthW trademark on stoves which enable cook la comfort In a cool kitchen. you Brave Sailor Soon Forgotten. Dtscouraglngty tardy progress Is being made with the proposed monument to Rear Admiral James E. Jorrett. It wis thought that the gallant conduct of the Admiral And wide popularity would bare raffed forth generous re ponse to the committee appeal, but that expectation ha not been realized Th headquarters of the association are In Washington and Rear Admiral A. E. K. Bonham Is chairman of a committee having th ma'ter in Immediate charge Is s BImsm an mu ba sura. Ttg Irvutiuusi (nr drunk. dm... h.l Emu kufwu I MU, UK It Sdi.lM'.kr.ltU Stunk tt pubIM sulk nd fmt in tnuik or at quill, A tl ttrloil, Msatlui, ItruuksnnM K MIST TEI IIILIT INSTITL'TI. Ki Tlim II V. SOl'Tl IT AM. M.T I.AHK CITT. RELIABLE ASSAYS. us.... Froaipl ruturs nit- nail s..l Oden Assay Co. eel .H I Wat HI m sos-pio- ''.Ti-iSHIiompson- 's . ... ...Mm f top's,. m Eya Water |