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Show The Salt Lake Telegram. SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1903. FOR SAUL l1QTiI A CRATS WILL HAVE CITY TICKET IN FIELD Tha Democratic city committee held a meeting last night, in which it was to hold the Democratic prfrr.aries Monday, October 12th, the precinct con Iventlons on irsday, October 15th, and "the city conventtlon the following day. October 16th The city committee came to 'the to put a city ticket in the field. The matter ef appointment of delegates was settled on the basis of the vote cast for J. C. Leary for Mayor in 1901. On this basis, 494 delegates will be named. The chairman. M. E. Mulvey, and the senetary, D. F. Collett, were authorized to issue a call for primaries, precinct conventions and city convention.- Unless the Grand theater has an engagement booked for October 16th, The city convention will be held in that building. The committee meeting was held at 8 o'clock last night, and was called to order by U. F. Collett, the secretary. M. F. Mulv-?was chosen chairman, and Ir. Collett was asked to succeed himself as secretary. Those answering. roll- - . tall were: John Halverson and John Montgomery, Jr., First precinct: Benjamin D. Luce, L. C. Johnson and A. J. Stare, Semmi' precinct:' Eli' A: Falland and J. H. llaslam, Third precinct: M. E. Mulvey, Fifth precinct. C, P. Overfield was elected a substitute for A. E. Jarman from the Fifth, D. O. Wiley for Joseph Bull, Jr., from the Third, and Judge Morris Sommer for H, J. Dininhy from the Fourth. All the substitute members were present. The chairman appointed the following committee on arrangements for primaries, and the precinct and city con ventions: J. II. Halverson, Bpnjamin D. Luce and Albert J. Seare. Just before adjournment it was decided that tne committee wiuld meet again on "Vednesday, October 14th, In the office of t&xTho S&art 'vV Ait con-tiusi- on j . 7 up . wg3 TO END TOMORROW The game scheduled for Ogden jester day between the Salt Lake and Ogden teams was called off on account of th4 be a storm. This afternoon there willdouble-headgame at Walker's field, and a season. tomorrow will wind up the er PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE. Standing of the Clubs. Butte Spokane Seattle Salt Lake P. 144 ......147 W. L SNAPS THE 81 48 60 66 70 84 St 146 76 33 PAST .551 .521 .407 Today's Games. P.utte at Salt Lake. Spokane at Seattle. Seattle hit Single Sfdttle. hard and earned six runs, and then nearly threw the game away in the seventh and 2. eighth by loose fielding. Score by innings-Seat- tle Seattle .. Spokane 3 1 0 0 CMFWYP 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 Batteries Maupin and Spencer, and Hanson. - W UU POR WOMEN 21 Years a Dyspeptic. with dyspepsia or Indigestion for years; tried many doctors without relief; recently I pot a bottle of Herbine. One bottle cured me; I am now tapersecond. I have recom-merde- d ing off on the It to my friends; It Is curing them, too." 50c at Z. C. M. I. thirteen; district No. 42, 4relve; district No. 43, fourteen Total, SJ. District No. 44, six: eight; district No. 46, to the conventions, which shall nominate candidates for Councilmen.) will be held in the several election districts in Salt Lake City on the evening of Monday, October 12, 1903, and will be open at 8 o'clock p. m., and continue in session at least one hour. All legal voters who are identified with the Democratic party or expect to support the Democratic nominees are entitled to participate in the said primaries. Delegates elected to the city convention will also serve as delegates to the ward conventions of the wards in which such primaries are held. It r;as further decided by the committee that an assessment of 50c be levied upon each delegate, for the purpose of defraying the necessary expenses of the city convention. By order of the city Democratic committee. M. E. MULVEY, Chairman. D. F. COLLETT. Secretary. The following notice was issued to pl district and precinct chairmen: "Precinct and district chairmen are requested to secure suitable places for meetings of primaries and ward conven tions, and report same at a meeting to 305 D. J be held at office of Ben I). Luce, F. Walker buiidlng. Wednesday evening. October 7th. at 7:30.." CHURCH NOTICES. Proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce's favorite i rescript ion now leei luuy warranted in offering to pay f 500 in legal money of the United States for auy case of Leucorrhea. Fimle Weakness, Pro lapsus, or Falline of Womb, which they cannot cure. All they ask is a fair and reasonable trial of their means of cure. Westminster Presbyterian church. South Fourth West, the Rev. John Rich-elso- n pastor. 10:3i. communion service, conducted by pastor: 7:30, evening service, cor ducted by pastor: 12:15, Sabbath-schoo- l; 632 Sunday-schoo- l, 1:30. Erdi-avoW-?- t m., First North street ; 6:.T p. EnYoung People's Society of Christianmeetdeavor;S Wednesday ovenlnr rrayer m.. at at 2:30 p. Thursday ing at o'clock; 315 Second street, ladies" Mrs. Nelcn's, Monday evening. soeifty. missionary EnYoung People's Society of Christian deavor business meeting at 8. UNITARIAN. First Unitarian society. Services held in Odd Fellows hall, near new postorfice site. Market street. 11 a. m.. subject of of the srmon, in"Evolution in the History Human Hirtory and In ReliEarth, Mugion." by the Rev. W. H. Fish, Jr. Miss sic, trin. "Hear Our Prayer," by Eeland Clayton and II. II. Emily Larson, 11. McCorkie will also sing McCorkle. H. Emerson class and a solo, "Devotion." will meet at 12:15 p. m.. to Sur which all who are interested are invited. meet on Wednesday Unity Circle will afternoon with Mrs. John Zink, No. South State street. EPISCOPAL. St. Mark"s cathedral, the Rt. Rev. Abifl Leonard. S. T. L.. bishop: the cry Rev. a. m.. dean. Jarnf R. Eddie, if. D., ; communion; 9:45 a. m., Sunday-schoholy 11 a. m.. holv communion and sermon, "The Ansel of Gethsemane"; 6:30 p. m.. p. m.. evening adult Bible class; 7:30 ' Samson Agonistes prayer and address. The Trascedy of a Soul." The public is cordially invited to attend the services. ol ol l.r. ft. 11 crtta. anrl --r- t, . J- f ml t n-- m. C ALL 50C PAPERS TO GO AT ALL 30C. 40C. 45C PAPERS TO GO AT.-ALL 25C PAPER8 TO GO AT 1 ALL ISC PAPERS TO GO AT CHEAPER GRADES PROPORTION. AT ELY LOW. trt T IT t Sn t. w r j? ri,!lt (f - ?f.'! t.n.v,m. "tii tt.-s :i t ,?fcj, rr.'- tiin t.A E, ? ar.. ! )rfr.ra aT- on Jn,J , . hr th r.aat )vaiPn i . 1 c:r r 4 . , ict 54 N A 1 1 . 'i"1 JMk -- 1 I t H-v- tr trat4 ASlAYEFta .. f t- v r, n-r.ni- w. nnMi n: j l .'K Ttirxl 3 M'VICXKR. tll -l r-- "l m : IH.l-jrrti- Mlr -- t KiC3 A5?YI".1U tw. I'm1' repair. A. RICHTER, BROTirS Hi Hp. TOWI E. First South 1 1 in. iiaa tn TOR RENT " i i: . ; l'Tjtll trr JUNK f r up it rr. t".)t-- at 'c '. . l,;tu K . V. k I r.r'CTw.z tJ i tr. traaa. t! A j r.:vr r mine. e. lr.'k - 9 1 ! cal r- rUB-KISHE- t?-- 1 j- .. Pajr tu. hin- cr,r, t A;r;r Cn , t t f '.-- at t AJH IUUGHT SAI.ftKMAN fOH dpanmf4. Vlvat ha ipfnw - f"Itrln - 5 W A I Td.41 First South, 19 W. WAJfTLD nXLP. 1 '- t". A. n Tlri4 T l Tfl 'h ri rrt l'c i'jvr;tl': cxl t'i.a. " e W allr aper Co - f tt lVper e',r iiti:i ti-- T' It cents up. order, st sfMur, a. tat Picture Frames .. ; lra rirhtt tht 4 y.A C ha, Home-Metho- i'sri'iisium:!! ' t .4 ,v a i I t, r&fv J , f.K ! EJ t i: wu.i. rvrru a e e P S WE ARE LN THE BUSINESS 8 RITUALIST. bat we va ot ft.,.!)- Come and A beautifully f 4rr.ihl rrxxlrrn tm mvmrnli or for atxt cash: botiae, tS v Il .Vr foot; nurtwiw v. J.T j.v-PPIIUTUAL Another, rtrsa , !..roiwtrrs, ou bull a we from i lfk corner. . Irs. f rn . t r.clv I 'in,t len.int k turn fof tl We p m $.ia' t.r. T ' Sr, v i -IB. houa. I v. Ir.r Sureiy we ran aH ) Ka'rr,e J.ji r. I l ath: 1 bck from Tempi. tIT 41 roia, rood aven.rm THE G. m r. RICHTER CO., p f. .VTVV VHlViiTANT aewer. pavement: eatHe U .nt tvt k. i5 Trr j ,v n roa lot a.i rr"re aolJ t one; r our orirrr: 2 block. frm S K t!(Hi MELY ITI'.MHIIUh tVl per ffot. Main at . thta al-- le rfe. TTrr-u-RiTtRA j t'T ?' E Mrht end bath, ) rp eral hullilnc. I4i feet In t: rvw bminm ri--crr fiyi' per -l sti:am pa trr iNbcrr.M'itNti: Lke. K;t .l watr In NEW tilt .M.lltMi rxfof 7iu! E au:t th HtMi. "4 a- - t rat: .lrra enourt. UA JliS W, i y K. hry-rtthte11 rath trftn 3 bl ka from T fv ! rol. tTfAprr to near ih M ' N Jv-i-ia I I Pl tNTbT rTHNIHKI a btilMlnr rtl Weat. fvr.ihe-frw.rn. a: r'i- - s. tatT tTU eth "eat f wk, Hu nice bulldlr spot wanted at SO near Ko Trrtil'1'. So Main t mm; ii:NTjT IT " ' A; J'Alt. 1 romer f.r-- t We., tat a A a y Ho an 1 Vth laat. WITH I'tiAUK. rtHNISHKl T llf t '"mm P IFTjA on W j 3. room Tt-.I'.jM eat Ihna a "a M n K i.frKorn brb k Jn4 A V P IT TAKEN AT.s X. In. AM POARl. liaat. c!ae nilNIJIIF.il c f t . ti t Phone 1482-) t n t f liM I i:i-Ilua N. . u E h. uz s bouse, T ' t t It", t t i T j eouth farlnc Sla rla. f t t f rt at Third South St. i' n . THE NEW rtELH APARTMENTS miem I. I. t i t r, J ,t ;; t r f p t. Trm ran t hd n a of Newtj" furr'aH'-- l tn a tti cv. tlwrM. to ti tat by rn.r.h Ma t-- M. MiUer, fiVT M" III T NEW PBJISONAL. E. Sosth Prrr ea1 iiftvf r Ji,.t.r.-t- . t t w at ' " noovftV'tai-i rrPMHttn a. path . THE PARTY WHO PUT THE WALL J l'.hta. Mr, t. 'Pjirr.e Ito. 1 1 South wl ad. In laat Saturday", laeue tt S. Trmpi rjip HAVE Arr. The Tfleirram h.a nnth in H tod.v. on Ihla tm$cf. nl off-ratlll Er-ibrNirrj.v rup.N'aHEi T-; ween. Am. Wall X ta Kaina for !' W t: i PnVM TUTTLEBROS., 149 Aiiericai In Possession d Simple of Dstroit Specialist Does Wonders For Men Something; t fr4 e rr-r- 1 WEAK MEN CURED WITHOUT STOMACH DRUGGING; FREE WA?rri:D-M:scrLLA?EO- CS. v- C ly tor J SALE-KiscELi-Ay- rror; bla r-- k b-- r-t- Tr. P.-'- m t East ThTe has been dlcoverd by s IVtrolt (.ppciiilat a simple, dlrict and quirk homo method for thp run- - of or lo.t anc h rorwlillonn m ivxual well-kno- los. vrlceel. ahnjnk-- n manhood, rlarht nrcans. bladder trouble, discuses of the y, kldneva anl urinarv orgims, prpmnturlt on dta etc.. 'and so effective la it In n.tn. evpn as old as Sf. that It should st nncp rT.mirif n1 Ittwlf to every thinking man who :'j!Tr In this way. The ojrr. Strang to say, In acromplihel without th ui of ('ruK". m1k. olntrrfittsI cr of thru kind. And yet It ni arvthltig meVhanlal device, but ne of th truly en Ht dinooverle. In mat'Tll median that fLrea without taking anvthir.B Into th stcmarh. and aroiiea a kow ,f warmth. energy and good frelint: almost lnittnil in th? rfrnm. to cur The di.Tovfiy ran be reliol caaea. the worst antl m'Kt lor - 1 t!lninK that rnen who and it is imperially urphave been unable to hnl a riir nrore, aawho have not known a bnpwell as sira. write at one to Doc nv moment in tor H. C. P.aynor, SD fJrr.Kh IlulMlnir. Ie. troit. Mirhlsran. and you will Immediately receive a package or the iiiacovery en tirely FREE, as well as a scholarly essay on th subject oVsrribiiisr all the aymn-tcm- s In detalt. pent plain and securely mralcd. ConFidr that nothing Is Impossi ble In this century of marvelous achieve. us the century that mrrtf. ami that however doubtful .nd ycu may be bTaii!e of past falmrea to hna a permanent cure, yet this may prove the very thing you huve so long sought. Tiour riHponse be prompt. DR. H. C. RAY NOR, Smith Ruildlrg. Detmlt. n the n I't , IJlli rt 6 E. 3rd 'txr HalnSt Salt Lake, ICO.CCOPop. FOR RENT. BARGAIKS IK LOTS. . t M r' .V 'j Chas. nd pir HOUSES, lo'ft lm . ALL Co.. 11, S KIMiS. Tuttl- - Iti o- - . I 2r.l Uh E J y Ui H" Tft K ws No. So. N Mh K No, I T' at : I . rr aa . !h S TiiitKE rtnNtsin:t !f t. fri ari Jtt Weat. i e-t- V '.' -- t- nit .r trie l at ,e h a : r, f I ... 7 IM1AKI. tlfse Hi'.r - i r.vt wtr. rr-'- l V" ' ' 4 lT!l-;- v ;i. xi: t I Arr. U r.i ! ' f , j rr ni - f I 1 t j: w. Ok I'. TAIICTER AKD rAFERII ANOrE- if on:;?. ' rir.Ntsin:r rnNT r.tcM. 'MAPKKT SArr-s-. K iilr t 7tnewly nice? y rup.st!iiriVa r.5rl .t.! l.it.t?v. teg U'ht h i 4. a vtTAiiY LKt; ALT NEAR - i - - lifM?. 'if es-- ' ft , . NH'ELY rURNlMir.r r l k m Kritv ;tiii'n Tr.f rm. fr.1 Tt- - 3CAVE?0ER- - ani r.'Vjvd r- t, t i in ? r. ; : , 15. I, ".- - r-- - i . NJiiMtl. blAW , ! a- s 1 r'p.mvp Vni a . n i rup.Nim:n aft4 ht l N 1'T 4'.h rrvT tljt. r fvr, - TUTTLE BROS,, Herald Bull 11: Prop-es- eat Htth LAnan el r r. '. tr i nicely ruHNtsitrt Salt Lake 1C:,C30 Po;. !;)5 HELP WANTED. runstsin-.t- .f, r. 3-- :. . NifEi.T 1' . PRICES W 5 htr1r rrnsiMirn nogMi am Main ttei. !!'-:- t frt O Main at a! -.i 1 teT,lr Jr. SA S. th K. nr. j at., rr, V 4 l( at., rew mo! I k -- r . E. tth s . i hnjwt rertr.i f.,f s rt ! T. K t.. Tol.. tew Ar. ta tw We have a tut rv, Mnt prtrt'ea we that Tall aopj We chare nothing and ae ua. H. l INVESTMENT. . r. bk. ml i; at . nv-- 1 Ik . r"a U at . I: i bk . Iirt at . r t k.. rc S r. bk . hM. . 1. . Pric . r. m l. bk , f i-- K. ot.lv ?a. :i h It T aia N t , at. . lri :,t' HOME.' AM at N't. . HOUSES "Full RENT" USUALLY are very toorlv If your landlord to rede,-or- paperel.vo rftn d'l!nea ef Ht very Uttle t at our rl.aln)f,r. out R.k.-1- . la-r- rr. Jrd icheap ro t'ttl'lrrr -- Am. . Wall farlii t. w. KOOM MOD. mod. S-r- ?r..l ar.il rl. :S r.n.. jr. w TII fU . at . IV,. rm mxi ir ot., rl TU itn East. IIX rm. m't. br . i:. Mh Ro.. 1. n. br. ot., I'm K. Mh I' E. br. cot.. h H.... UT v. m Store pwm atr1 f.ir IrM IJrre Houstns the Jl iirr. i'l Min. -- S i 1 r-- , . rm i!raur. Nr.tvj.r rrrtMni:n i' "nrv. t lMt, ram t rooms rn utnt. "rtlatRNiir.i uth . 8.ret . ft--r- r- :t newlt . M. tMr.ra fff BECvrrs in Town E First X-ra- Mich. , t : tTO .r ly mo-X-r- n rU. PRICES FOR NEXT WEEK: Buffalo, N. Y. and-toxl- n al 'a. -h r nf. !'. nt ft.-iv- tt r, I ata.tir,lt Kmiwi itijf a:r.f ih '1 f'f.ra pJ tr rtt . rU. rifecar rr rr. rt ijs ria srsur4. ; MtrkM at It llr. II Tl fl iwa rrw.i tr ct atrtf.fr STUVI T" arxl lt ;aa lr ttr at a tj i r0"C 5Ttlm. p!irrt4ng, ci ' X L. rrilv.ra ih Kn lh Jvtt Oat. rajct. aj MAIN.CO. Crtl t;;r-- t L i" J at. teu rr. REAL ESTATE INV lli-- r dl- ijnrt. I'it m -r- The Common Sense Medical Adviser. in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 21 one-cestamps to nav ext?ense o Address Dr. R. V. Tierce, only. mailing ollt t tr . f-- r-- 1 Free seat?.. dl n-a- SENT FREE TO ALL 132 day-scho- rrtxlrn Jlo.rsw r.r t'rlvnity. tX l rrv,.: Is i'S M.'MUY rr r4 v. ". -- "A little over a ve;r r.yo I wrote to von (or iliricM ny Mr. KUxabctli J. Fithcr. of Hum uae Dr. Flerre'a V. Ya. "Yon aclTijcd r.e and ' Oolden Meaical Di- Favorite rrevrr-Dtiocovcrv.' which I did. a:id witli the moat happy rCHr.il". trouMrd with female wekne and l.enrin;! J.or:i p.:ns. Hid a very had paid pearlv all tin? t;i:ie m ray leit ;de. errotineji and headache. W'ja so'wrak I coull walk acrovi mv room. Could not it tip only lust a tittle while at a time. My husband ST'H me some of Dr. Pierce'a medicine and I began two bottle I wa it uh- -. Before I able to help do ;nv work. I ued three bottle 1 in all and it cured me. Now do all mv house work. It i the best medicj.--e I ever urd." PRESBYTERIAN. li f rcli . rro. r arc. 3 frm-- twnsrr a r. 11 Lanlmrn's Dancing Academy a h 1 rn-lr- Entirely New. r THE (f MANY uni f?h W. ty 0--5 Slagle i, up-to-- 6 R. II. Foster, 318 S, 2nd St., Salt Lake "I have been bothered City, writes: 21 41, district No. 45, seven; district No. 47, sewn; district No. 48, eight; district No. 49, four; district No. 50, seven; district No. 51, seven; district No. 52, six. Total, 60. Date Primaries for the election of delegates to the city tonyention (and of delegates ward Umpire Lawler. P- 0 3 -- Jnl -- pr rr ctt. Wt ri. let. Knh 11 a --.4 rw fcmUdUrg l?t cn Tth W. !.- - i t u.i.'.ir Irlck FROM TAKING ADVANTAGE OF OUR cottagv. Mh t.. lot on nr.MAINS THAT Tltrt FACTar STILL at.. fraror cottat CliOSINO OUT WALL. PAPER BALE. a mv agftjcy iror Jot ISiW. in lt rjr.. than Jiy? m rlar ALL NEXT WF.KK WE PROPOSE TO In ri!-tif Jni ruM oj t ar th houf, aouth front. fKt Zxl) o A lah lUcbtar, 1 W. trret. purchaa. j MAKE THE STORE A IlUfl ONE, THE cn Klrat Huth brick rotta J. TrUat Tnd Houlh. lh WE SELL REAL r.STATE TIIAT.1 8TOCK MUST RE CLOSED OUT AND lX.'i. 7 room mndrn brick roUaf f ill TltU Urea H$ Malrv Hi'(n. i. corner lot. th I' atrft. WK ARE WILLING TO SACRIFICE o-m mwl'm iu. an rl'rant iarry awcr ronnwtM, bot-ai- i ;fur PROFITS FCR QUICK BALES. YOU rratdence, TOR RENT TTJllNISIIXn. can make rry raay lrmi. Tt-f- j at m th in for nothing WILL RE 8URPRI8ED AND DE th ".mom in'xkm NICELY KURVtfMED noONS. city; ar 10th Kaal and tat tuth LIGHTED WITH VARIETY. DESIGNS M Q trt. vrry raar terma. N.rttmroom mod-ruh Hrtck, AND PRICE?. rr ana In nrat-sa- a hiuten Indians Win a Game. U.tw.fl rr, 4l.ft 251 rtaln. 4 trin tUr.h a. ft. Kt WEATHER WEEK PREVENTED I IAIN Y M r.r-m- ha-d- Wash., Oct. IU-V- itr:Trr. Real Estate, Leans, Insurance nd more. S.nr. HJ. IS 10 and nn rifctr1c UsM. 1st w nrr bth, fouth TerrpJ. n to mr1rrt ' t.v.t h lotup f.m, m tf s!!y Ue. m on lot In a mall hnuM antiA ppinlil b" r1 for ng yrr. . a good invtrnTtl JrJ rorm f n-I'.om. sm WhI tn1 South i lot yxT. 4th South. J't14 ro-- t sr4 tn M4 IT!'. Xi Wrrt h Hnuth. room t.Wm Wick ruttac. lot Jlllii frt. to - t- - r.c. hu lrc. WHO CANNOT BE CURED. L- Fifth Precinct WHEATON. 111.. Oct. thony defeated Miss Carpenter and 6 to play. BASEBALL SEASON The text of the call issued last night is as follows: "By authority of the Democratic city committee of Salt Lake City, Utah, a call is hereby issued for a city Democratic convention to be held at the Grand theater in Salt Lake City on Friday, the 16th day of October, 1903. at 10:30 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of aiominating candidates for the following city offices: Mayor, Recorder, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney, and also to elect A,city committee to consist of three numbers from each municipal ward, and to transact such other business as may pro perl y come before the convention. And also a call is hereby made for municipal ward conventions to be held in the respective municipal wards at such places as may hereafter be designated on Thursday, October 15, 1903, at 8 o'clock p. m." Apportionment of Delegates. The appointment of the delegates among the various election districts of the city, made on the basis of one for every fourteen vots or major portion thereof, cast for J. C. Leary for Mayor at the municipal election in 1901, is as follows : First Precinct District No. 1, eleven; 2. No. district district eleven; No. 3, district No. 4, twelve; twelve; district No. 5, twelve; district No. 6. seven: district No. 7, fifteen; district No. 8, eleven; district No. 9, 10, twelve: district eight; district No. 121. No. 11, ten. Total. Second Precinct District No. 12. ten; district No. 13, nine: district No. 14, nine; district No. 15, six; district No. 16, seven: district Io. 17, ten; district No. 18, eight; district No. 19, nine; district No. 20. eight; district No. 21. seven; district No. 22, ten; district No. 23. seven; district No. 24, six; district No. 25, ten; district No. 26. nine. Total, 125. Third Precinct District No. 27, ten; district No. 28, nine; district No. 29, thirteen; district No. 30. twelve: district No. P,l, twelve: district No. Z2, eight; district No. 23. fourteen; district No. 34, eleven, district No. 35, ten; district No. 3K. ?evpn. Total. 106. Fourth Precinct District No. 1, twelve: district No. rjs, nine; district No. Si, eleven; district No. 40. twelve: dis-J?t No. Miss An- - 3. oti M htKt If the t bought It orWtnl. ! wg for It pld you. No! t prum& who nnr In named lifcls generally made on an equal footing of health in man and wife. But how oon, in many cased, the wife loses the advantage and fades in face and fail in flesh, while her husband grows even more rugged and robust. There is one chief cause for this wifely failure and that is. the failure of the womanly health. When there is irregularity or an unhealthy drain, inflammation, ulceration or female weakness, the general health is soon impaired. MISS ANTHONY WINS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP mn Ask th AUCTION &AX.r. Houston ReaJ Estate Inv. Co., WHY HOT YOU? win UtAL TSTXTJL FOB EAJLX TTA TOR SjLLX WALL m3 de-fid- ed 11 rn 'I' 't b "! : APPEARlNfJ nora 1 METHODIST. kej to act cAh boya. Kelth-- l' Ilficn Co 33 Third East IN First Methodist Episcopal. A. nicely M.. S. T. I I Jf-South, the Rev. J. C. Bickel. f tr l", , a?!" MEN EH TAILORS litWANT KOR THE ARE WE KUSIC. Wo. BUS1!;5S 7:30 11 rn. a. and B., pastor. Pi eaching at ar.d talloreaaea. WaikT'a mn' srmer.a Hj;th al-kl n ! p. m. In the morning harvest home seri know oti t .rit levator. Taka lore. v with i; ' vice, with appropriate music by a quarI . a art tr flur !tl-for rettlra nicely I'll !" H it TJtH 3l Wat r r b" without r 7m tette; in the evening special bemusic both te real WORTH-hav at' trira'.t.a TRUST te v. OF : rendered. and vocal and instrumental will irf cs r tleman to manK buatnaaa In thla cojetr rm Siindav-sehoo- l. rURNt!U.: LA ROE 9:46 a. m.: class meeting, NICELY r l.in b cunsera. h t ! ririiturrit. r- n 4 Peornrtra. 12:2": Junior league, p. m.; Young r e hou furniture of mcYCLr--3 ao.ld HnancUl r- - 1 ahoja. vorably ple's Christian Union. 6:30 p. m.; Monday y a Um:!r m "ut n atnndtnr; $3 o atralsht cah aalary and aa ? Itwould take um.t-! - pe"l e '.! "M by evening, 7:30, men's meeting, followed and '"h Monday by rhek di pajer to wa Ir.vUe ste J on to rail W 11 NICELY rURNtelt:t 1HXJWS ANP EE I 57T1 T V. I spnaea. joint meeting of the board of trustees rect from rl,l n'aoquarxera. t.xpr.e rnonay them, Terr-- ie ; i ,ea W, HATTIE M. WISHARD. board of steward. Monday afternoon, 3 r i ou an te! " rhrf-.j.li.altlon permanent. Adorn ,rd a1ancel; to 0 o'clock, missionary tea in church parV. e t i t i FURNISHED I HMS ?tS W. SEC" NM wt. we any Mai acrr, 10 Mor.on RkIc , Oilraga. 1;. eery of China. lors in honor of Miss Varney f S '.. ard ttralthlfr Teacher of Piano. South bUPlr.e Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Utiles' kaciii?;e aid at the home of Mrs. L. D. Davis, 420 method. , ti ape. Berlnncr Leachetlzky v.-LOANED MONEY PRCVATELY. East Third South. Wednesday evening. eialty. 25 E. 2nd South. runs:sitr.r noivit gj inii JUST A FEW SPECIAL: U r.? 3'TU f T lnowv A a 7:45. midweek prayer service, followed by a 1 P. if n H.H A fni'.l rrcrry bi-.LI".1IT ROOM teachers' meeting at 8:45. In Saturday. OcilrmR rah tl.-- in ! :.-k- . MRS. AQNES OSBORNE. WE LEND MONET TO BUILD the vestry of W. "it rr,; Ir c. r.' r? tober 10th. rummage sale had Very cheap, twi !rn. at r.T S houaea. It l not neceaaary to have th the church; Saturday. 4 o'clock, quiet S S house b lUt f.rat. We advanca the money NICELY FURNLHEI Il'r'K hour. Cordial invitation to all. of the beat rataMbd era? A pupil of Prof. Learhetlr.ky of Vienna, n-ur- r aa th houae prorreaaea. Leant ratea InOne TUrl Weat- the city; alii InvcSr works. SCIENTIST. desires to announce that she "will recelva Part navmtnt any time, and Intrreat re plaro-fort- e her ntudlo, No. i duced accordingly. Mciiurrln at Church of Christ. Scientist, holds" serCo.. m cna ttj i, pupils r f the beat rea-One Main atreet. vices In its church edltlce, 336 East Third Bouth Main, leiepnone FV.' M HoUViiV'T AIU C Kaal lat S v . h teficea r ir a. Iil(. Mtl'E dcirr tig South street, as follows: Sunday-schoW n a i Tnv;;. I Ttr.e Jj'- . ON r URN IT II. K, PIANOS. ETC.. TO accunt ir.. lari at 10 a. m,; church service, 11 a. m., subAND I'OAIU) ANTON PEDERSEN, FURNtSHEfl without on salaried people, your Death aecurlty, Real?" Sin. Disease and ject. "Are ! . I S3 riouth Vet Tre; Po you kr.ow we can fe.l vo i r note; easy)" payment; connJenil atrictiy Each Wednesday evening at K o'clock a 1 1 t ha n a K. Walker halan for down. I.Mr. tl l. Cherry. to testimothe to listen is held PY Teacher of Piano, Violin and Har CARPET CLEAMNO. FURNISH EP meeting NIri.T e 1v. weic or fr- "r-- h nials of healing of both fin and sickness. 1 LOAN ONLY MY OWN MONEY mcnthly ta,T,r': mony. All are welcome, to these services. Free ro atturneya' ."o commission We hava the );rmra. the b .;ir fea reading-room- s Studio. Calder'a Mjmo Palmce. 4. W. lat So Eaatern company WITH o delayopen dally from V a. m. FURNISHED nt tfftn, A r TuJ AT FLUFF 't t : k O ; rsa r rCHEAP. fCl . 3rd South. Tel. to S p. m., in rooms t. ReKldence, ro j ae--r r ir t p.rvf 3t lth''Jt rate No third party Ci C Rlrhter Co.. S- : x. j t lUair l 130T-i Take ItS the Tel. street. South Main building, No mort5r iany option. adreaa rirht I': A? , M E JE2I ft. i racy, it r.. lai Mum. I'.'WVl.t elevator. FURNISHED Rueael We a S can P. hti'.'d f MME. DE LA ROCHE BABCOCK, SPIRITUAL. C'cae in; d&n't SOUTHWEST CORNER LAST PAGE. it The National Spiritualist Association of SECOND HAND CLOTHIICO. FRNT RxM, 1I"CfE rSE I.AR'IE Utah will hold services at Odd Fellows MONEY WE WILL IE YOU Na-ETeacher of Piano, Voice Culture and kear-lrIf .io'.lM T.C l.at J fi.;tn hall at 8 p. irf. Mrs. L. O. Iarsen of ColLxian star your dtacount Co. o THE STRINGER CO., French. orado, ordained hy the State Spiritualist Kaat Hecon'l eouln. p. r;n u IV T IT.!' !. i :; i Hlf.tti association of Kansas, will officiate and rt'r.Mftttr.p ror uannnt pr- mufir turrines t tat fW'iith vr piano TO s rti Second South f W, St. answer sealed also t messages, give spirit I";- a ue. , Munio & t onatttutton tuiilinr. :t i without ct-CASH REGISTERS. rrn frame, i i questions from the platform ana r.-W. riti NRTIf FU I.Nl!Ili:j sintouching them. All are barn. Weat ;h S- . Ii"..-- li ah. b- - t ' : la. cere investigators spiritualists cornially invltetj. J a month FUNERAL DIRECTOR. TURKISH PATH: Each may bring one sealed question. CASH. TRAP-I . . . , NEW OH brick, VS Aft p,v: rt I:, l Ho. eai frnl. S pantry. r tarina. gorenaen-Stout- t Co., nicely REORGANIZED. c I.. at f llrka fr.ri j it EM ER V. HALL. SUCCESSOR TO A. I'M raan. T.al II. a mr.tix Reorganized Church of JesusIn Christ of S. Wntaon. 110 W. 2nd South. Tel. 101$. It'M v. .li ro.. a fr. Latter-da- y NICELY ami I e i IiM7 At mission Saints: Services a.ijth -t F.nV I lt . I I a.t . ' a. I 2 at . til F 22S East Second folW"ard at as raajt ne t South, LOST. rhajel, , ,. ; , fc Sabbath-schofr.m 10 sacraI'.tl''. M'ln a. at m.; lows: WANTEDBOY. raah. tl l.i a rtvr.th FURNlPlir: p.cva FT 'oh C. i:7l.L. ment meetir.ar at 11 a. m.; preaching at 7 men trly 113 5 p. m., t! p. m.; Scandinavian meetings at CLEANXJ0 AND DTEIJiO. AND WHITE FEMALE r.LACK theme. "Baptism for the Load and TemRRIGHT. INTELLIGENT ROY FOR Ret-jrI.. A. to The Thomas. It' ONE Jr., FURNJCHI.lt Co., pat.el office, on about li vears c:d and wtlltnr care ple Work." McCornlck'a bank. Iteward. Fir at WmM . to work. Addrena I. E. K.. care Telerram. T AKE GERMAN EVANGELICAL. TO W. Second South St. ' a : a. f Tt A f v l r J 'I'German Evangelical service at the East A MODERN CHOICE FRONT OFFICES. WITH Side Baptist church. Third South and t at for feorn PHYSICIAN. electric licht. atenm hent and elevator A tlHEATHNAP! PAP.TY tint .;nr Seventh East. Preaching. 9:45 a. m.; Sunday'.V. vice. Inquire 2' V.. lat Suth. 2 p. m. aiid mul a'J the rmmn.h.i. t -school, UK All our German hotl ' Lar-'tRiMS ;.;-.FUHMir.r I t j In ten .!a a Tnk n R A tlREENE. ItCATEfl IN are cor15 BY 1 LAROE ROOM, . friends, strangers and children INQUIRE rc1)R Hill laeatmert Cj , rr a in na t.C-4- . bid. TeL iA. month dially Invited. The Rev. G. A. Zlmmer, 10.x S. .Main. W Ind TWO NICELY Ft TNI pastor. U 1 I trm w,a. water for h- -i ir LUTHERAN. 20 HOUSES, ALL KINDS. PRICES CONTRACT'CrS ' CALL FtlR "NrJiUjTlATtllL" 149 Luth-era- u a. . locatior Tuttle St. Ilroa TAILORS. il.iin and 4 pat f barralna. fr at : Holy Trinity33GEnglish Evangelical rn-."- . r ONE NICELY rUKN.ir South Fourth East, the church, Hrrinron mi t ourlney jl W jfy j a P l4 E tla.t t,evHiMttr nrr - r.N mi' :a p f a, r v.. Rev. Herbert Martens, pastor. Sunday-schot "T It 11 REAL ESTATE. RENT. LOAN. INt S a. 10 ; at a. m.; divine service at ; PALMISTRY. II. F. CLARK. TAILOR. K6V, E. JND ft I", !4 V NEWLY FURNlRtU; F.orMS r. Hill Inveat Co. a jrs 7 tn1 tLnvf.fe rr.r. m. No evening service, l'ou are Invited. arm II Tl jiotnw ran. i S R IIAS." FOR REAL ESTATE BAPTIST. MADAMtJ LYNN. RELIARLE PALM-la- t U W FOUNDRY. McKeltar Q. K,.:,ih NICFLY Ft RNtSHED FP.'VT IW!4 AH W. 3rd South. and aatrolo(lst. First Baptist church, Second South and RrrurcTcr--r -- k LAKrs at r.J w.th rd w L It? tTJNAi nilT. ni"VI Second West, the Rev. D. A. Brown, pastJEtm'it11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. ; Real aatate bvara r Mock. tor. Preaching at A Xlcjri.Y Ft'RNZiHEO r.oiM. so WE CARRY CASTINGS FOR OVER bualraa rl.nf Sunday-schoTrada KH a at 12:15, F. J. Lucas superyounr ldflita'8 oRlble atirdy clas: Tuea.lay Smm TrRt4a ViajUi TIN heatara. and rar.gaa atoTaa. rook 'v i ' altforr-.clock th Darke younr- tfrti ever.lns: at Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m.. subfarrca intendent; B. Men tt ar.d fcav eoinpatent men to do frr I Wednea8. furracaa. W. Darke. leader Bible. men's club, of What the "Great ject. HC'l'SI THE IH)t'Ml.h4 IIAK kinda of reratrlnr. Wratrm FoundrT HOl'STONS JkttK. nwiy Abraham Teaches Us," leader I). F. Dev- - day evenlnr at 7:30, the retular midweek all Stova IU1 ke'trsr, t v. NTti T7Repair Wotkf. Jti A. Stat ttrm. barfalr.a In bo4a. rn Main. it line: Monday evening at 8 o'clock the prayer mettlnff. A welcome to all. Heading musicians WAN'TI'b-r.o- on i iH-n'- t milSical StlldiM br I et-r- 5 i- - "!?.. tf!t Et - t-- r rvii rntv;iiini tir4 . rr.lrr-l-o.jM-- k-- on ;'! - o a. . rntMin::' . a:;d repairing. ! ' rrtt' wcrk. jj K b-- e " r- , . lutrr. !'. ol rco n nsicnn noi. wn'tiis r ,i " ta rr . 1 lt' - 607-6"- iS Scott-Streve- ll (K&-- ia....... (thf .rrr'u l - 1 aair. r - wi. . 2ND-HAN- . s-- t- - t-- rd Jl.-w- . n-- H- - ,. - '!' 1 I.' ol ait rt Tr rjitr. - 1 n. ir-.tr- a- o-- F.t Stringer it i.s!nri tr Scott-Streva- Mil -- . . - tim d - ' i' . " - th r!ty 1 BEERS Guaranteed Pure. None So Good. B. 1L GUERNSEY, Wholesale Dealers. e-f- w ol 1 ra a-- le l-- ol t l'f furnished lU i' a?d t-- F-at- , rnrn . 'tt nrr.t, |
