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Show 1'TTE EXAMINER: MOIIXINO ETAn. OflDEX. FRIDAY MOIJXINO, APRIL 190.1. 21, SPORTING PACIFIC Spring Skin CauMd by hard watar ar eeld, weather. Did you avf ivatiaa win-l- y lit NfcGKO WA3 LAJ.Y ... x ts.uqhl ti- a - m.i ii.r rocket at 71 Little Chi.f showed up in grea-'improved "arm a. th open lhm . d Woman Ha Loved Took Sanguinary Revenge for His Suspicions. u j j I Im-k- n AT- - Wm. gro. of tbr nion .11 irrpinablc dire-- , lit the Tenderloin. Shr i. under arreH, ajd chargee will 1m filed aaalnat her as soon aa the reull cf JanrV injuries Drivers is known. James wan the woman Uner. 8he recently went to Park City for a short stay, nnd during her absence It ii. said that Jam;- - became simple-io- u of her. lie ia said to have visited a clairvoyant who told him that the woman waa untrue to him. Jamea, it in said, took this to heart, and proceeded to the woman's shack where he took poiHeaeinn of her trunk and all her personal effect. Rhe returned to the city ycterday and ought Jamea. They met in the morning an.l quarreled, and in the afternoon James went, to her shack. v In momenta the of the district were atartW hy the scream of the man. and when they malted to the place they saw him lying on the floor of the room. The woman wa taken Into cuatody, and she and her victim went bundled Into the patrol wagon, and were hauled If wo MI to reach your heart It to the station. She we locked up. voat be tho fault of our laundry work, and the city pliyidan dressed hia attfor It la aa coed as aklll and careful wound. aa ention can make It. Why sot jot He ha.l five ruts, from one inch to baro your bundle next week and six inches In length in hia scalp, and si a chance to prove that our laundry there was a gash never! Inches long should bo your laundryf in hie right, cheek. He had suffered a severe flesh wound in the hack, and the muscle of the abdomen were laid hare by the keen edgd razor. Pr. Wilcox stated late in the afterOgden noon that he thought that the wounds would not result In death. T. 487 TWENTY-FIFT- The Druggist fi-- pti Steam Laundry BICYCLES Portland vs. Lot Angelsa. xiuion, uii!jlverary oi U,.most of the piece Kikn avored f ' Ton land. Ore.. April ;a. .lone for a lutriolic spiril. thN Dcwrcsux is a Ponlaud today had the visitors held giuduate of the ttawich school and down until the ninth, only then letting Mr. Harlow ia a auduitic of the Washington grade school. t Word waa here ycMcrrtay r. that the condition of Mr. A. T. who is in l had taAngel.-- , ken a turn tut ill- - aoise and grave fears are entertained by her physician ihat she will not i cover. Mr. Schumacher went to Ui Augrlcs last week to tie with hi wife. roci-Un- s Schn-mache- d Not sticky, nor greasy. Hakca tha akin Uko velvet. for It. The Inter-clastrack meet which was scheduled in he pulled off this afternoon, upon rninminas' field, beBRUBAKER-CAMPBELSUIT. of the tween the differeni rlast-will in all probability, have to The hearing of the tnjuni-iiosuit he Kitponed on acronm of the condifiled recently by the Brubaker-Camp-bel- l tion of the ground. The rerent rain E. BruCharles company against softened the irack so much that baker and the National Hank of tho haa is doubtful If U will be iu condition is waa Republic, begun before Judge to be used. Ritchie yesterday morning. The complainant company ia seeking The owner of the big innkr slacks to restrain Brubaker from disposing within ihe city jam gm to tnaiall of seventy-threshares of stock oanrd smoke consumers. This made eviby him and placed in escrow with the dent at the meeting of the cliy council bank. Wedneaday night by a revolution which waa Introduced hy Councilman that Hobday. The reolu;ion provid.-SALT LAKE MINING NEWS. of police nolifr the owner, of ihe ihe same to install consumers within KENEBEC DEVELOPMENT. ub-- j So data or to con.uW ihcmM-hcl to prosecution. Mine of Early Days In Cottonwood District Again to tha Fora. PREPARE CONSTITUTION. s 1nl-vendi- e e W. J. Crpig will visit the Kcnnehec St. Petersburg, April 20. -- The Promining properties situated in Big CotNational party, headed hy M. gressive tonwood In a tew days and make an Shipoff and Prince Tmuhelakoy, which extensive Inspection of the latter. Mr. seceeded from the radical liberals, who Craig reports that a great amount of announced themselves in favor of a work will he done in the mines this democratic constitution, has published coming summer. a program which contemplates the The Kennebec company owns the creation of a permanent representative old Reed 4k Henson property' out of institution not elerted hy which several hundred thousand dol- advisory direct suffrage, but by the Zemstvos lars were taken during the early day and Douraaa throughout the empire. of mining in the Cottonwood diMrlrt, The organisation Is to be The property covert the divide be- vestedproposed with power to propose new tween Rig and Little Cottonwood and laws, the modification of old laws, disy adjoining it on the south ia the cus the budget and Interrogate minformin waa what embraced isters. The ministers, however, are erly known at the famous Flagstaff to he respon seibl.e not to the repremine. sentative institution, but to the emIt la the intention of Manager Craig peror. The president of the InstituOVER BANK. WALKERS TAKE to Install new equipment to facilitate tion, who would be empowered to development and he haa in contempla- transmit to bis recommendations Wells Fargo Institution Will be tion the installation of an electric powla to be ehosen by the emAbsorbed by Local Men. er plant at the month of the tunnel majesty, from nominations submitted by out of which a larger volume of water peror the Institution.. Arrangements will be concluded Im- passe. Machine drilla are to be proThe carries w'h It a propmediately for tbe transfer of the busi- vided, and Mr. Craig is yet undvter-miue- d osition program free or. .ulon and ness of the Wells, Fargo bank to the whether they will be of the extensionforoithe Zemstvo .cm to nil Walker Bros, bank. It is scnU-- (Tic tally electric pattern or not. ns well as to the Rusannounced. sian provinces. Owing to tha promWalker Bros., bankers, placed the TONOPAH STOCKS. inence of the leaden of this party, who highest bid among a large number subwith the formerly were 1 McCor-nlck It and mitted, understood, Tonopah stock quotations for the liberals, the biddle position they have and company were the aeoond lay were as follows: taken the creation of a legis812.25614.00 lative againstclothed with foil highest bidders. Tonopah . body, powers, The final details for the transfer of Montana Tonopah 3.40 on the 3,37 ground that neither Russia nor tho business will be arranged during Tonopah Belmont. I.&01.65 the people are ready for a parliament 51 the week, and the transfer will prob- Tonopah North' Star. 53c based on universal suffrage Is likely to Cc attract the ably occur late thla week or early next Paymaster support of 11 the Week, when a statement will be iaaned. It Is also said that Henry L. Miller, NUGGETS. cashier of the Wells, Fargo company's AGAINST MOYER'S PETITION. bank will go to Walker Bros.' bank, boy, Frank Morehouse, a Vtah-ralse- d In to aasiet out of dividend temporarily, straightening la making a payer Denver, Colo., April 2d. Attorney out tbe many details that will arise aa the Mexican Consolidated mines in tbe General Miller today filed a motion In the result of the sale of the Institution. state of Durango, Mexico. Boston and the Tutted States court asking that Tbe Wells,- Fargo bank will l'ah men are Interested In the prop- the petition of Charles Moyer, presifor business until the actual erty, open dent. of the American Federation of transfer in made. labor, against former Governor The Utah Co;ipcr company, who and former Adjutant General 8CHETTLERS AFFAIRS. have their plant located In Bingham Bell be dismissed. The suit is for canyon, have just marketed twelve tldd.OOO damages for Moyers' retention Books to Be Turned Over cars of concentrate. The outlook for in the bull pen at Tellnride during te Jndge Morse. The motion attack! the April la very encouraging and the man- the strike. agement contemplates a showing that complaint and further states that no waa It what excess of in will be far Schet-tie- r federal question is involved and, Today the booki or will he turned over to Judge C. W. thought the mine was capable of. therefore, the coyrt bas no jurisdicMorse. The bankruptcy proceeding or tion. 0 the court of the By an award examination which was scheduled to inLIBERAL.' JOURNALISTS ARE be held this morning before Commissham, being the controlling sioner Baldwin at 10 o'clock will be terest of the Silver Dipper mining St. Petersburg, April 21.-2- :15 a. m. continued until 1:45 p. m. on account property In American Fork, goes to Mrs. W. 8. Pierce. This means the The congress of Joitrnalixtlats, which of the .lelay In getting the hooka. ' Yesterday morning Judge Zane and taking over the option now held by has been in Mcssion hern privateReceiver Anderson filed the receiver's M. M. Johnson and associates, who ly. hsa developed strongly lilenl Ho many radical penchcs have report with Judge Morse, bnt be did will immediately erect a mill and belieen made and such long disciitaion not pass upon it, taking it instead un- gin active development work. der advisement until this morning at have been held that the congress wa Now that the roads between Shern unable to conclude laat night as had At that time the report, if everything Is found to he regular, will be City and the San Pedro road are in been planned. It la known that the company Congress will recommend wide reachaccepted and the receiver dljeharged. condition to permit the Dixie FI I teen minutes later the trustee will to forward their ere, the smelter and ing measures towards ihe liberation be awarded the long looked for papers mine will begin to increase their out- of the pros, a well as a political and document a, and will begin to pre- put. Msnager Doolittle promises a program along the lines of the propare himself for the examination. The very active campaign this season that gram adopted by the recent congress papers are now in thq hands of Deputy will break all previous record! ef of Barristers and doctor. Clerk Calvin 8. Burkwalter, who ia au- this wonderfq) copper producer. INSPECT STANDARD PROPERTY. diting, the receivers report, which cover the period between Feb. 18 and SALT LAKE NOTES. April 20, 1905.- Topeka, Kan., April 2ft. The memrailroad The funeral of George Henry Snell, ber of the aUi-- board MRS. SCHUMACHER DEAD. who died on the operating table at assesaors announce thnt lb. . will take the Holy Cross hospital, will be held a trip to counties in euu'.lioastern Wife of O. 8. L.'e General comities of Kansas whera the StandTraffic at 3 o'clock this afternoon. ard Oil Company has large holdings Manager Paeeee Away. Silent Rowan has Issued a sweep- and make a parsons! inspection of the The value Salt Labe, April 20. News was ing challenge to fight any 130 pound property of the company. man In t'tah. This challenge is as returned by the company to the here today of the death at. ia two million dollars. The Angeles of 'Mr. Schumacher, wife of directed particularly against Terry assesKora of tlie board refused to take members T. id. 8chnmacher, general traffic man- Davis. tbi as final before seeing for themager of the Oregon Short Line. Interment will be at.Paincsville, Ohio. Tonight the L. D. 8. students will selves. give a big dance at Saltalr. Many of New oYrk, April 20 The stock exthe old alumni Hill be preaent. A speELK8' COMMITTEES. cial train will leave the Saltalr depot change romml'ie on unlisted securiThe following standing committee at 8 p. m. nnd return before mid- ties decided today Mat the shares of Northern Pacific railroad about to lie have been appointed hy Exalted night. released hy the Northern Securities Ruler G. R. Cleveland, of Salt I .eke next tho East, and company be admitted lo quotations in On Saturday lodge Na 85, B. P. O. K. for the ensuwill line up the unlisted department April 24th. schools Side West High ing year: for a friendly contest upon the field. Committee on Finance C. D. Mount Piea-an- l. Mich., April 20. F. C. Richmond, Jacob On a week from Saturday the boys from Provo and the local college men Oil Gardner of Saginaw, anil Charley Morltx. Coffee of Brooklyn, fought ten rounds House Committee George Silks, C. try each othera strength. to a draw here tonight. J. Crabtree. B. R. Heywood, C. B. The Bijou Comedy company, an amDiehl, Albert Hera. ' A HELPING HAI4D Auditing Committee J. B. Spauld- ateur organisation, Ispresented at the That V the farce, Whose Baby ing, W. Lynn. J. W. Heywood.-Is Gladly Extended by an Ogden Ward meeting house last Rommittee on Sick Visitation P. J. Citixen. Donahoe, J. C. Barthel, George F. night. It waa creditably given, and will be repeated tonight. St rick ley. There are many enthusiastic rliizena The following appointive officer Bid for the sale of school property tn Ogden prepared to tell their experiwere also named: J. P. Meakin. rhap-laln- : public good. Testimony today and ence for the source W. 11. Tremayne. inner guard: will he opened at noon Is the best of eviC. P. Higson. esquire; C. 1 Amherg considered at a meeting of the finance from such a will a helping hand toprove committee and held be to dence, and building asidstant B. E. and Brown, esquire, morrow afternoon. Clerk of the hoard to scores of readers. Read the followand H. A. Lotpslger. were In- of education, L. P. Judd, will opeft the ing statement: A etas of ten nnvitaies James Jenkini. Hone mason, ot 268 itiated into the lodge Wednesday bids. Tbe first bids received on tho were rejected as being too Second St., say: For several yean I night. After the ceremonies, a buffet property had attacks of Itching hemorrhoids supper was served. The lodge now low. t ' generally called piles. When very prohas a membership list of more The Grand Lodge of tho Odd Fel- nounced I tried salves gn( ointments, than 600. lows have selected Salt Lake as tbe from none of which I received any . ON THE EXCHANGE. city In which they will hold their next permanent relief or I never would have annual meeting. A strong effort was been compelled to look for other remethe members to hold dies. With very little faith In Doan's The mining stock exchange took on made by an active turn yesterday morning, and the next meeting in Provo. The per Ointment. I went to 8. W. Badeon's showed more life than at any other capita tax for the coming year was drug store for It and applied it. Its fixed at $1.80. Instead of 81.10, as soothing effect were very noticeable. time for a week paat. It was also decided to Oik- - bos entirely stopped the attack. heretofore. the off with led marketing Day May of 2,l00 (hares that pressed the price have the nev:? mnual meeting occupy Let me add that a friend of mine who used Doan's Kidney Pj4 cents and Silver Shield three (lays, instead of tv j. backache down to 24 and other symptoms of kidney comtouched 83 8 cents with the sale of Joseph Barlow and Josephln Deve-reau- plaint thinks as highly of that preparagained a Shares. BulLr-Llberwere the winners of the fifth tion as I do of Doan's Ointment." t fraction a 2.000 share were drawn For sale by all dealer, price 50 out, while Lditle Chief showed con- anuual oratorical contest In the West Co., Buffalo, N. siderable strength, disposing of 3,000 Side High school Wednesday nigh. cents. Fusler-MilburThe contest ws given under the aus- Y.. sole aaenti for the United States. shar? at 3 4 cents. pice of the Rons and Daughter of New York was the center of sltare-UoRemember the Dame Doan's and at the close as 2,212 alines were U Revolution, The day being the Ukp no yther, terri-territor- o ThatRunEasy hknd-ln-glov- e La at waak we told you about the We wlah easy ranning RACYCLE. new to call your attention to Columbia I Bicycles i They aro known an tha "Standard of America," and have been manufactured in thla country for ,28 ytara. Price, with fine equipment, for genuine COLUMBIA only $40. Can aell you a wheel on monthly installment. , LOWEST PRICES ON. Base Ball Goods ...v - 2 rnaln Pcs-bod- 151,-01)- T. S. HUTCHISON 306 25th SL ? saitl-ment- Transfer a Specialty. Seavengor.Work. Excursion Wagona Id Staton. Ih-K- SLADES Hacks and Vans and Night Day J. C. SLADE, LE88EE. NK Waah. Ave, Tribune Bldg. . a Bell. Office 220; Bell, Real dance, 244K. .Independent, Office. Ill; Residence 1144 Ogden, Utah. Wagon for SaiAtarlum will loavo Broom Hotel comer at 9:80 a m. and ratum 11:30 a. m.; .At 2 p.m. and n at 4 p. m. rt-tur- FURNITUREVAN STORAGE - Heavy Draying Allen Transfer PtoM: 412 Co 22; faoepcadaat tSth St. a - The Owl Saloon 86th 8b flr,t ",,M Uguora of ail BdF. AU gooda da. ,ad o dty ovaey n7' Whisky 78 eta to 1.7I quark Nab 2S2 kiilu Sftl l. d Is I. . aoirof H you want the worth o! your money in MEAT and FISH So to Ballard & Rinckers w 4th Street. . Phoie No. SSI fr 7-- 8 3-- x n 3-- b - J -- 1, up sufficient to let Ixm Angeles gain one run. Hell of b Angeles pitched almost as sell, holding the home team down to occassional svdttcrt-i- l lilts until the eighth inning. The lidding of both team as excellent, the feat' lire being a running catch by Bernard Ixm Angeles right fielder, iiiichcll, first baseman we - iked Portland i.iid in the ankle in lilt; sixth ton will be out of the game for . .cral . days. Hia place was taken hy .im-phyCaptain Flood, of 1.0 Angeles, pa Id hta fine and look part in today's game. Attendance 5,ft'.'(i. R. H. E. Score: X 3 i Portland 4 5 1 Lo Angeles Halt erica Jones and McLean; Hall and Eager. Umpire JOHN C. ROWATJ, Rheumatism. Klopen. Tacoma vs. Seattle. Tacoma, Wash.. April 20. Tacoma had an easy victory today, Roach being a chopping block for t: : home batter. Eagan started the fireworks with a home run after which Tacoma continued lo score. Seattle lust her only chance to score liy lielng unable lo get another lilt in the first inning. K. H. E. Score: 0 Real t le 7 Tacoma Hat t cries Roach and Urary; as and Graham. I'mpireDavIs. Prof. E. E. Phelps, of Dartmouth University, the discoverer of the formula of Paines Celery Compound, always maintained that rheumatism could be traced back to diseased nerves that failed to do their work properly. Hear this in mind while reading the letter of John C. Rowan that follows. Mr. Rowan wrote us over 10 years ago tilling us how much he was being helped by Fame's Celery Compound. We wrote him a short time ago to find out if he still relied oa Paine's Celery Compound. 2 6 0 14 Thom- Oakland vs. Frisco. Ran Francisco, April 21. A single hit In the Fifth inning wa all that the IocmIh could make against Ihttrg today and had his support been better he would have scored a shut out. R. H. K. Score: , 3 6 J Oakland 1 1 2 Ban Francisco Balterie- - Ihurg and Byrnes; Wheeler and Wilson. Umpire W. Perrlne. Flood Reinstated. Portland, Ore.. April 20. President Bert haa reinstated Captain Flood of the Los Angeles team and he will assume hia position at second base In today's game. Flood waa fined $50. LEAGUE. NATIONAL Naw York vs. Philadelphia. New York, April 20. New York wna defeated for the first time this season, Philadelphia winning a closely played game. Attendance Score: 7,000. R. H. New York 3 Philadelphia Batteries Wilts and Duggleby and Abbott. Umpire Johnstone. Brooklyn 4 6 8 K. 3 2 Dower man; won Boston, April from the home team today, hatting Herahey out of the box In the fourth inning. Volt succeeded him and was effective, but error by the locals let In runs. Attendance 1,800. R. H. E. Score: 7 8 2 LEAGUE. Washington vs. Boston. Washington, April 20. Washington look the third straight game from Boston today by consecutive hitting in the first and third innings. Attendance 4,000. U. H. E. Score: 8 0 7 Washington Boston 1 , Batteries Jacobsen Young and Farrell. 5 . 1 and Klttedge; v j Naw York vs. Philadelphia. wild Philadelphia, April 20.--A throw into the right field by Knight gave New Ymk I heir only run In today's game. 1 :e locate won liy heavy hitting. At' .r.inncf, 0,000. R. H. E. Score: 1 1 8 New fork 8 11 3 Philadelphia Batteries Howell .and Klelnow; Bender and Powers. 2-- Jockey Club. St. Ioiils, April 20. American Jockey club results: First race. 44 furlongs Colonial lAdy won; Klverat second; Running Miss third. Time, :58. Kivond ram, 7 furlongs Kdabck won; Little Margaret second; Caps ynd Gown third. Time. 1:31. Third race, 5 furlongs Operator won; Wansna Cream smond; Caterpillar third. Time, 1:15 Fourth ram, mile ajnd 7ft yards, Mimnd City handicap Thistle Down won: Little Giant second; The Don third. Time, 1:47 Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth By Play won: Atllla second; Catallne third. Time. 1:50. Sixth race, 7 furlongs Lady Ray woh: Erbe second; Morendo third. Time, 1:8. American 2-- d KoHy organs can work and give perfect health. Painea Celery Compound feeds the nerves restores them to their strength gives them new power to send vitality and health to every, part of our body, new courage to your heart, new animation to your brain. Remember this Paines Celery Compound is the prescription of one of the most famous physicians this country has ever known, rrof. E. E. Phelps, of Dartmouth University. All reputable druggists recommend and sen Paine's Celery Compound. WILLB, RICHARDSON CO. . BURLINGTON, VERMONT. Royally, under foil stride, won from the favorite, Possart. Weal her cloudy, track good. Results: First race, CV& furlongs Gloomy Gus won; Angelica second; Joe Kelly third. Time, 1:07. Second race, 6 furlongs Olympian won; Funny Bide second; Toto Gratiot third. Time, 1:14. Third race, 4 furlong Abe Meyer won; GraaKcuttcr second; El Dlnero third. Time, :4K. Fourth race, mile and twenty yards Anvil won; Edge Ullffe second; Sincerity third. Time, 1:42. Fifth raw, mile Royalty won: lon-ar- t second ; lXxl Anderson third. - Time. 1:41, Hlxth race, mile Briar Throne won: Ralph Young econd; Forest Kins third. Time, 1:40. Aqusduct Rssult New York, April 20. Aqueduct re- sults: First rare, four and half furlong Special License, won; All Pink, second; Jessamine, third. Time, :5G Second race, one mill Santa Catalina, won: Jarqiifn, aecond: Grenade, third. Time, 1:39 Third race, six furlongs Frot, won: King Pepper, second; Artenal, third; Time, 1:13 Fourth race, handicap, seven furSinister. won; Trapper, second: long Belle Rtonie, third. Time, 1:27. Fifth race. ix furlong -- Water Mirror. won: All Right. erund; Wizard, third. Time. 1:54 Sixth race, hsdf mile Prospevo. won; Just, second; Gold Badge, third. Time, Flrt race, six furlongs Jake, won; Garnish, second; Nannie Hodge, third. Time, 1:14 Second. 4 furlongs Ohl Ye a, won: Helena second; Fortunate, third. Time, :49 Third race, seven furlongs Out Wai. won; Mi Doyle, second; third. Time, :29 Fourth race, mile and an eighth Ivan the Terrible, won; Bolling, seo ond; McClelland, third. Time, 1:56. Fifth, four and a half furlongs Cortez, won; Uelier Gore, econd; Stl.lle Ways, third. Time, :37. Hlxth. mile Scalper, wo: The Trif-lesecond; Juda, third. Time, 1:42-1-2 8-- e, r, 2. Vanderbilt a Winner. April 2ft. W. K. Vanderbilt' wild Ranch up won with Banahe tbe Wlillne stake today. the Mr. Vanderbilt also captured Prix Gazon with Terburg, ridden by Pari. Ranwch. THEY WILL NOT STRIKE. 4-- 2-- At Oakland. Calif., April 20. - Ran Francisco, Three outaidera finished In front and carried away the money at long odds. 2." Gloomy tus won the first rare at1 in lo 1. Abe Meyr cashed at 20 to bimb-1 In' the third and Olympian at 0 to 1 In the second .r veil t. The fluish in the second wa sensational, the winner. Funny Side, sml Toto Gratiot coming In heads apart. Abe Meyer exlilbted a startling reversal of form aheti lie came home un easy winm-- r from (Jrasscutter. the fiivnrlie. In ihe fifth, a substantial clean was . STRONG ENOUGH to keep that organ up to its work. The better the Nerve Force the better all the RACES. 4-- When you sre sick in some part of your , It is because some organ is not doing its work. That is because THE NERVES ARE NOT -- At Fair Grounds. 20. Fair SI. Louis, Mo., April ground summary: First race, four furlongs Joec Fred Wooten, won; Rolls, second; I'hrlg, third. Time, 1:50. Second, five furlongs Dervish, won; Belrth, second; Follies Berge, third. Time. 1:08. Third race, four and a half furlongs. America 11, won; Silver 8ue, second; Mis Cosctte, third. Time, :1k;. Fourth, mile and sixteenth Forehand, won; King Ellsworth, second; Martin, third. Time. 1:47 Fifth racp, six furlongs Lady Vash-tl- , won; Dlennworth, second; Flank L Perley, third. Time. 1:15. Sixth race, mile Floyd K.. won; Awakening, second; Eleanor Howard- -, third. Time, 1:42 -- . 4 2 6 Boston Batteries Jones and Bergan; Her alley and Vola and Needham. Umpires Emsllc and Bauawinc. AMERICAN .. . . va. Boston. 2ft. Brooklyn Brooklyn "Yours of tho Id Inst, lo at hand, and I. roply would aay that I havo novor had any cauao to chango my opinion aa to tho good qualitico of Palna'o Colory Compound. A. you oro aworo, oomo ton yoara or thor abouta ago, I woo s martyr to rhoumatiom, and ouffarad Intanoo pain with It In my knaao; could not root at night, but walked t tha floor with pain. All manner of romodloo wore triad; oomo ' gave mo temporary rallof, at h ora havo had no offact whatever. "Now, my roaaono for taking Palna'o Calory Compound In proforonco to othor romo diao woo that on on oecaolon once boforo I had tekan two bottloa of Palno'o Colory Com pound and woo rollovod eo much that I did not toko any more at that tima, after my with othor romodloo which did mo no good, Lator, I woo pooltlve than that I had not glvon Palnoo Calory Compound fair trial to cur mo aboolutoly of item. "I concluded to taka twelve bottloa, and I did ao, and I can assure you that you havo a compound that la honcat, and a aura do atroyar ef rhtumatlom. "I have found It ao, for up to thlo prosont Mata I havo never felt any eymptoma ef rheie natlam. I taka It every aprlng, but for th. a blood only. "Now, wo have a ramarkajbla case hero I. mo of our ochoolo, tho janitor, Mr, William Garlew, Ha la man between aavanty and warty five yaara of ago. "Hs hod ouffarad vary much with rhouma-tiaao ho fait he muet give up hia poaltion. I N id frequently rocommondod Faina's Col ry Compound to him, and. Ilka myself, h. had tekan ana ar two bottloa ef K, but did . not glvo It fair trial. I Informed him of my case, and aald: Try a doxen bottles; and It will convince you that my otatemont la cor . roet. Ho purehaood flvo bottloa; ono ho kept at tho ochool, g ha could toko It ao dlroo tlono coll for. Now ho lo well and fooling bettor than ho hae for yoara, and la a strong supporter of Palno'o Colory Compound. Hia address g, william Garlow, Oakdale avonua; High School. .r Humboldt Oth aro havo ookod If It la a fact that Pa Ino's Calory Compound haa dona ao much for mo and keeps mo aa healthy. That and tho way I live hwo bean th. cauao. At tho tlmo I hod tho rhoumatiom I woo affected with catarrh. You can bo so cured I ohall alwayo bo a frland of Palnao Calory Compound, for I om Indebted to It mos debt I can nwor pay. You con refer to and un thlo letter ao you oae fit In tho causa oi Palnoo Celery Compound. I am, yours truly." John C. Rowan, 137 East Winifred ' stroot, 8t Paul, Minn. ee s. j 'Phone LEAGUE. - E'I. James think he i "n BINGHAM CONSOLIDATION. nigger. hmi tliouch his Iimi wan la hed in a half dorcii place., ami 'ir of The much-talkeof inim-o Bingham l.y bed a razor rut fly.- - inch long down the big the middle of hi- - liack, and another New S'ork nnd Bo. on iu'i-re!- . j. cui several inches In g in hia abdo-meagain being agi.ated. and it i thought He think-- , he I. lucky berau.- - lie Uat the scheme can be put through, escaped from t te hands of an imurj-atn- provldl tiic small rharehold rs nn woman who Bought hi li e with be made to accept a fair price for th tr ina razor, yesterday afierngo.i at 1:15 holdi ig. The amount of sion.-oclock. volved in mines, mill and ,iwl:ii!K The woman waa F.ih?1 Baker. a ne- plants ia said to la in the nrighla-r-hooof $.0,000,000. living at 47 Viclnria Alley, one d Try Our Lilac Cream tii-ii- i 3-- 4H 3-- At Cumberland Park. Nashville, April 20. .. land Inrk results; Cum-ho- t Topeka, Kan, April 20. General Manager Mudge. of the Santa Fe, today r wived a letter from Frank L. Ronemiis. grand chief Carman, of tha Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, denying thnt the members of his organization employed by tho Sant Fe would go on strike to aid the cause of the triking machinists and botfor makers. r Mudge ha alo General Man been atured by the bluckimith that they would not trike. J. D. Bucka--w- " In charge f the striking machinist. made the statement to tho Associated Press lat Sunday that both ili, cur mm Hint black ami th were ready to strike iu aid of the machin-la- . |