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Show 4 Why INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLIGAN Published Inter-Mountain Official of the Republican in Utab. Men the in American oy Newspape : ole ia . their biggests political Lake sake county, c Vv; and One year, Not month, Sunday Three Daily only, and one months, Sunday....- eae In Advance. c and Sunday... 7 ‘, oo year...-.-«-++* Paid Daily Dally and Subscribers will Sunday please give notice ‘to Ebe ETAT TRECT, and not to ca y eee ee onee pieaaa "le. deowell es present 4.00} ee op Se in s uen ne orf ptl mite 6 ne} La ee te ‘ Soe 5 pene address when & Rents rec nenur a. only Per INI FULL. r Oicer--Do oly Block, mple street. Shorea 208 South bee We aue artments: Bell, Exe' 3h: Tadependent $190. Editorial depart-| ment only, Independent 287. Se mier Tuts Cambridge ullalt Palace re raldiersngt aria Chicago Office, 311 oyce Building; J. P. McKinney. of the Rocky von sole representative y we ey ~ CASTRO IF a = ee 2ast Mountains cE r ne HAD 2 See 09, 2 ence r positive course In ‘ while President defending his peopte r of Venezuela he conveyed the impression that there were ma i y Ae Kreat qualities in him Pees ee away and permitted another to step we é into hiss official shoes, ? it looked like/ . ‘ ', the rather clever move ie saw that he could - criticising him, those and is Als Pane o Bs ey with tion, part the tire EE the tool and ee ie the) » § Cile There scorn With was o. al ne pride In being little 4 e Pee most‘ oak } -| ‘ , measure the haye a ad of aed " I s . to break he n the e he will » not national that no one ke like party. Republican in there . conventions Republican ‘party. { him em, say as s will They in selecting pcens from They the something and little will By will shou fafair te man . | (ay: y that |} men to | is| ~ for county And they wanted office as ennouncaments : , last will to point good a been : being : back concerned citizen less a of Salt citizen in Lake of the the govern you a republic-/ republic's share the of outside There "He can be in-| of a President,| is of the no » ic Republican place for the . party fair she Bene flee? Why did Be ae that sail and after ¢ oning he could have t aoe loved. hir and ‘re » moun hours See brought h Carry 1@ Shape of money; wh o POAC : Electric Hose ae ee Catharine reas > ocre é cas and e EAT the best hand buy. double work harness, well not only looks good but wears range from $40.00 up. hames and hame tugs, martinharness trimmings in great Is the Best Obtainable. DRUG DI 112-114 SO, -eeeeseeSFSeFe pe i were LTON'S MART SHOP Feats ae was ane Ww iastgie: nounh "athe Toes ely onus hler-what power was her eyes, what 10 ) HATS ON SALE WIONDAY $3, $5, $7 AND $10 1 * CORN. Troy Laundry Prices S DESERET NATIONAL CAPITAL Beautiful Models in COATS, TRAVELING COATS AND EVENING AND STREET WRAPS. MOTOR BANK City, of These Hats Were Fro. $ Showing of New Summer Models. IN MANISH CLOTH, TUSSAH SILK, ROYAL AND LINENS U. S. DEPOSITORY. Salt Lake ARRIVED TOO LATE FOR EASTER. WE PLACE HATS TAKING NOTICE NEEDN'T to you ean I Le ‘ch-Jjust as heedZe tecunr! Paula! r and : interested in . the election! geance, and agrandizement, 7 and grait. | or a sheriff. apes sict le =coule And fee ave Rees he is| Come ie home! mee- net | volce-yes-he -_--- es | a SE ee = Here he fell as leep, overpowered aa ! b heat and ever Weariness; life.a resented It was"as and to th! n smallest dream | Pp degree of human recognition. | show ed him Paula eres ar Peavic) resting to pelleve 110" upon ‘ | White é House guard, of course; because Sire ressive neinga couch ditted|| It will . not do for Americans to tall aa WOUdrOUs: ied he could have done a really . Bnet ve RE long before * a i foie the hour named drous thing. Mr. of the No paper blockade would ains unspeakable Turk / ae Linedin In in-| melody... ‘Gad bean.sssassinated Her couch was not solid. but is dividual : and in the mass Tene he may pla ji not| Ste and Bently : pees al EL Z wepthad« really big man out he ofto Venexuelz a wanted The je Grew thing near get to oe : her suddenly portant, im-| be all the observer ; except is as notthe especially mi would relic desire of But | black the| that eagle pounced is largely down upon because the observer | seal ain him, ort, a big = che SAGs pee AT 5 Pe his ees 7 eee earns DOr, Core 5 martyred = , | and President while, ha will slinded, be he shaded highly' declines to learn any good of the his ae T urk, | eyes, roan pave gone eahore if he had the bird pecked at the roses upon bs prized-and more y | highly been as reduced to swimming. the k days of As a matter Ss of fact, heathen Turkey] 5 the sleeper's couch And it seems rohit the incident sets| Fi . " Thin ave| SO On. Just as a hen at Ourrha and rather shines barley Then {n he grew an-| Napoleon, when comparison with he got eked, wantiy right one of the ry, rushed upon the bird and impressive grasped incidents Christian Elba. He simply went. Russia. Housekeepers are in unfailing him with his } but feet of history. were because of his resourcefulness, the rooted to the Even the condition of woman is bett were, praise of our HOUSEHOLD WASHa nd the more struggled people turned in and helped him | ter in Turkey than in Russia; and t Oo move freely ING. The SOFT WATER PROCESS the more forcibly was Think of old Garibaldi being | there is a virile manhood he in the march a ike madman he produces the gratifying results. fought against him out of a country simply because some While Governor Spry and his party | of the Young Turk army the force chaining which would to earth, ana were East recently one of the sagacions| suddenly became = have potentate told him not to go there, won freedom and sclous of freedom, Me felt it oree independence upon him still, but If they be} Men of that section told him the peo-| 4nd peace for the Russians if they at the Big occasions try men. same time | had woke up, and, dripping with persptra- | . ple of the United States would have big, mighty results follow. If they be : possessed and exercised it after the tion, opened his es. His mother stood| "THE LAUNDRY OF QUALITY" little, they lose their opportunity. by his bedside, having laic her hand|{ You| t? eat corn hereafter; that the price| conclusion of the miserable war with 166 Main Street. Phone 192. D f order to awaken him : w r that passage inaesCar-| 9° f wheat has gone so high that men! Japan, She looked pale and anxious, desir. ; ae eee . Scenlaticn Thee ing the| Of moderate means will have to turn r ge him 0 to follow quickly to hi $ There was a cause which should fleein f ather, who king met a een had been greatly disturbed laborer-| tO corn food as an escape from the} have a roused even the most nd wished to speak with him. Therelethargic rack eo on the bridge, and per-| Unbearable prices of wheat products.) of nations. And it lifted not a whit upon she hurriedly left } Vhile he his curlsl And the governor mitted the trifling obstacle to drive told him there js| of the load from the brow or the soul he f | a better way: him back to the ravening wolves of "Send your farmers and| of the slay. y taken up as he that foolish dream and your idle men the revolution who Jater sent king and to the broad plains of Turkey has s been a heathen nation leepiness mother he had allowed his Utah," said the governor. queen and thousands of the best blooa "Let thein | longer than Russia has lived-and to leave without acquainting him the t he circumstances which of had given ris France to the reclaim the soil and raise wheat. There| latter has held the cross as guilotine, Carlyle its em- to his father's disgus aware as she knew the importance of that are the fields upon which the people| blem from the beginning. moment, of the past night? How do ofBut the o! proce adedings they suspected him his and tells us that the history of Europe can depend for white flour." you explain the fact mr that the Chrisnother would have notified and warned BURPLUS 3... cecccscccccce. -9500,000 would have been changed if Which is the truth. Louis had The solution of| tlan is outstripped by the heathen in him. Something else rust be in question. Perhaps the old merchant's Statepossessed the kingly spirit, and had the problem is not an abandonment of} the race for advancement and en- ly caravan Sulde had succumbed to his driven the boor from the bridge. wheat and white bread, S. Young .. It is in rais-| lightenment and freedom? wound, and his father wanted him to Much the same Edger S. Hills. . Cashier send over the Nile to the Mussulman potential moment ing more wheat. And the best place regent of the valley of the Nile in order a W. Burton ........ Asst. Cashier came in the history of Castro. Still available for wheat production is | TEE The to e for pardon on account ef the PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY. world was watching murder of a Moslem committed the Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. him. this Western country a He had a where land is| News comes to the effect that the nation governor's ansion This death-blow divided-halt waiting cheap, where crops are certain, where | Public Service to weiindeed enta serious consecompany has almost might come him. He had the the market chance juences, meanwhile, something quite is sure, to an where the| succeeded in finally perfecting its different might be the matter verify all his past words, in point W.S. McCornick. prosperity Thos, R. Cutler, and and justify the Independence and| plans for a resumption of construction Prest. After had left the room he felt Vice Prest. all his past acts He had the unificathe happiness of the settler are ane pecullarly oppressed by the sultriness and for the transaction of UTAH NATIONAL BANK business tion of Latin America within which broodea heavily over the house lutely assured, his grasp SALT LAKD Crry, and thére seized him with the people of Salt Lake. It i if he had been the big man a painful feeling 5 akin Pays ere are the deserts people of ‘interest to shame on of today thst} time as deposits. he cr to be hoped the brightest hopes ssed through Safety the world had been led to of the a deposit boxes for rent. Viridarium and will be the granaries of tomorrow. The| cast believe him. a pees at Capital and company's representatives Surplus........ 250,000 And he disappoints. may whence, before day-dawn, . be th 1e small farmer can get a piece of sround He is a shals to the ill-meant | realized. warning of the Rodney low thing, after all. Damascene, T. Badger, Cashier. big enough for his careful he had carefully expunged And no demonfarming, He - --peee Bhai Tace There is a concern which gave the ------ of stration he may make jn his footsteps - low can cowall the future reduce it ardly, to cultivation how mean was more most reasonable promise of all this! The good serywill rehabilitate him. highest auickly than the land f00d, There was a yiz., honor, of Indiana and Ree fee to the people. McCORNICK it laid its founda1€ proud & consciousness day when he could have w on gloriousCOMPANY Michigan o eing an was conquered, vueet He will by fellow, tions carefully staked. and lost well. ly-or for a Meus Its died water with an nothing! his coming equal splendor He relieve could have BANKERS the congestion wept alou on| power and its construction ike a child®*that Bither has i would broken were of the u have 7s been the big SALT LAKDE CITY, Establish better centers than of* population ed 1878. in the} prettiest best. It was encouraged toy. But the shabby running away what by the peofood did a Bast. of which ha Transa ae And he will make What as done could his contri-| ple, who Busibelieved «-* General 1 Banki Cone; and the thing to be donenot be unin has been guilty. the promoters, * ae bution to the boundless now was rivers of hard and . realized 9 keep one's eyes the need of the new We think there is an end of pen in to reconCastro- wheat going to the markets and the cern. main what he had been In the eyes of Fa and it is not pretty. = hers, howeven low he had e mills. ae sunk | in his And wn estimat then came on, the pressure of the tS soll of depth average The the open Space paper in the surrounded ¥ In panic, SENATOR STEWART''S CARD. by and Se the buildings Eastern it was E glowing people a is fr om states Western middle hot; not creature seven who was £9, had be begun nan The ind to furnish there was late Senator for funds Willlam a sign UILDERS : o ar: to fourteen inches. fe-astir The soil in Utah in the project the house Stewart, found who themselves recently the gay-colored died, and redu ced to fifteen wh Oo is ten flag staffs feet deep; and espaland lo the necessity of in lers, a long represented Nevada so the pillars on the verandas, curtalling their many places-as in Mountain in the upper ex Painted DIRECTORY Meadow penditures in honor o branch us They homeof Congress. found com the very -it and p likely Is actually still aniec a ha d decorated fifty feet deep with There very serious Wreat nd thing --and left to his he irs-the last writspread in the abroad = arlands, is simply East, no possibility even of exhausting if {t were not very Live Wires in the Construction Sagreeable odor of melting of Abraham Lincoln painful here {n that soil. There has the World. drying varnish anc faded mountai happier been a good ns, deal of controversy They dont need eat corn unless Although not a breath of wind on they But this subject, there is now wantito-; 4s though Nicolay and Hay claim this They ‘could better report, wa caused by ..do° the} worse, or| Friends of the to trace the last actions rays of Public Service company eae the sun, course. which like "in| of Presider it But there is no necessity rows darted at everythin of| declare they will within Lincoln, that came and in to record it.. a very short ee The country the Way 7 terms ie . butterflles rl of can have £00d ateeen white | time resume work ARCHITECTS, his last writing. 8 seeme to Orion to on their plants, flit slowly bread for two hundred But Senator Stew art, ana about the shrubs and milli on people| that not many. flowers; the every months founago, told in public | Project A J HAMILTON will be when sel perfected = the center of the soll of Utah and the viridarium did| prints of his: possession. the moun- | not "Se play so merrily It will be very T as usual, and cordially tain region has been reduced the welcomed ‘kept| THEY superior, more than he alre:¢ aT eros rhc h yoet his Tather had be when could' bestow. such. an = immense sumi-ha] eae Perkins Complete Harness From We also have a complete line of made of selected material. that just as good as it looks, prices Straps, halters, breast collars. gales, collars, collar pads and variety at reasonable prices, - : sworn : seuad sse aalone and these, these lon t Bil mother » need any a celebrated harness Wititeit: Tared 1 se Grpantané z einen é at Con~ Se Stantinople he had a dian bird with quite seen a pon strange Prta head and an immense tai Sls le oo intsllver and pearl enamel Thus ¥ as Catharine! She herseif was a tins ieee , wee > ages . ngrane y But, she ne, eee =P n the if not sewed 4 ee Pariilt a Aes equal, S " (jouente of the revence a Noa aaa pabeery eh pr descens Little s Ca > Te a tharine came uponinto ier,his mind-the wise destined for him by his i where man 7e in the party that lives and moves and has its being for Tom Kearns yous and yet be of a mayor, - that ; when he wants to help enforce the laws, he will do it from the inside and not from without! she ring aes yay was offered, were not permitted) ie in the Tribune, organ of the piace little American party . he fair man wants free-] their conviction of political propriety, ane eN ‘ery , Po. ae » ; nto t the Republican . And at the same time every ve big ques-} dom, he will come s rants to be a| tion of the whole country may also} party to get it If he wants to little enti dle > > rican, and not engage the attention and oes£ a "| a ee cee . : activity of the citizen. e into the ReHe is none the; American, he will com 0 = : . 5 ; j}.., gevoted > Ss to good government O rty. in} publican-the true American party . ‘ Se ice , zovern-| = ; he wants to be a candidate, he wi ment in the United States. The fair) come into the Republican party Tel 144 in the American party can be os! cae , , he is for good did fatl. tell ever Ebers, the first few hours after his arIn even, he had become aware that rival Was not sweetened to her by his life mother's instrumentality; and yet, permean: father me also had oppose pas. Ue s eee 0 aatne But why€ choice - And who Georg -ess,"' "Uarda,' E cc The Burgomaster's Wife, "Homo Sum," "Joshua, Eto., Etc. American have ave W candidates. canc the know. rey thee K that e> We Campbell, of Cincinnati, Ohio, line of harness-splendid in appearance, tough and durable, lock stitehed and guaranteed to be ; in if you States.) the of nie the > bosses sses of the little American|r a/| meviy think don't choose thelr candidates, take take of ae. will! wiil are s have delegates, He rav wa) a x naming It is made of the very best high-grade leather and represents the latest style. The Bride of The Nile re a They They if they : party, You can rely on harness bought at Z.C.M.I. tha enough ae It is difficult to distinguish poor leather from good leather when it is nicely dressed. "T am in fairly ¢g ood health, but subleavy, clon idy head, ject to frequent I get relief and occasionally dull pain at of G Miles' Antivery beneficial to fo be without .B Cleveland, i The first package will benefit; ; If not, your druggist will return your money. unless he be Jn the fair man is : : le that combine while influence part pole the| inst ne has no place' there. chai +), upn1e that may exist in Utah can be =. in Geb Pieced ) settled by the parties Into whichs ‘the people have divided themselves on! because . othe er J party . . : not have their platforms prepared for them, as is done in the American to| differé ewe party treated party which . ince convince ; c touch = and Americans. pe ‘some of q embership| 4SK 5 nie . a | be candidates Kearns 3 certainly re there is recognized; going | inside and selected} they H » rovernthe go Sah isan and county . from lose t nominated e Tine Well, ; e »t wpa instead no which . acs r told ; Publican | nation s¢ the presidentla al, pe initlative.ye. Want to know the quickest and best way to stop*it? Take Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. They are the best because they do not' leave any disagreeable, aftereffects. Just simply quiet the nerve irritation which causes the distress. What is equally important they do not derange the stomach-only a pleasurable sense of relief follows their use. as affairs. He has been There thing Phere ¢ pri | is another lie ore aes Reone sin Pa agement is that no party managemen of oF: the canditete ae . eseate a mere slave of the chief exec , V | helpless in his hands and {jneapable of the man aa a {in é any ization, was but} bine-if mele wae a party holding the " C in the American party. And he mightiest} iit-should > be . a com there je eli en leaneu break = | Taft BAe good States, | national Un ee dees chattel of Reoseyelt, nome were {f he > were as "outsider" >» Rep or Oe iokal Acuevieea care a of an| throug eee ere | the party of the They pictured his his courage and his . determinais was the real savior of his r capniry. he bi nan he And if he had been the big mi: een in as elican Amet And once 1 earth . alienating himself be € orders of the President, cause him. had coming the the Pee result they effect the -clare Meee et Mier Sere Heo aemOn: |: 8 wide world's: work. to the people that little Castro, | to rested in the election strated take and the head of the party : nwWe matchless power re A. win then to of the United what of of : who more easily by pretending to retire, throwing the burden of complications on deal " control control election In this city. 5 They have onide for} four years been cursing the President . irae k g tepublican he 5 United States-a Repub | of the of a generall'\rion' and difficulties hands in party, . car hat iss care wha alection, but e eee just is going to do as much for shia py xmenta oe o £ cley y iand ee ae a ai this; ca ain the} interest eo thev will! ea nation, work don't't in the Tom : BIG. Castro, lying on a couch in a Parls| hotel, declared that the American peo-| * , ia pie once Ikea him. That may be be-| eause he deceived us. By his rather who thelr magnificent great ae the for £ | In sacty| biggest questions of the United z . ‘ers They made their followers D BEEN lift RA ANA : ae of vote Republican party's local ticket men as g6od party aint will in dathefetore little jnet American e tn} the rice Rn on Hes within to the eehe as - gre! bleEs problem Sem ‘ ems corl of]; A the Rea scorn to OO a vrogress on They a vee es carly y and eo Sunday....-- 8.00 Sindae nies cae YOOrs civic wee 2.00 ay SECA ATE , xplicit in ttle labor even eeee en oe ne aePaid in Advance. $ 4 . _.$ .60 onth, Daily and Sunday. roe eae aily and Sunday, oat Six months, Daily and Sunday aang One going ! are > Sa It ae ee. taught a party seg : blican Dally Bae Lane ates Utah. Sean . compelled forbidden to er 1-| They are eeiccadasics Americans. ALL jin ¥¢ They ‘ are age national politicsAe Party ed as second class mat ter Feb i, 1906, at the postoffice at Sa It City, under the Act of Congres i cua Lake cee Harness a Little American? Headache? Every Morning by Republican Company. Organ APRIL 29,29 1909. THURSDAY, . APRIL ret SALT LAKE CITY, INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, THE .................8500,000 SMART 160 SALE ODD WAISTS Utah. PLACED ON THE TABLES FOR MONDAY. Moses ‘Thatcher "....'Vice President inh tig tuivered, and it seemed | Qype It was on the evening of that fatal February fourteenth, 1865, when Mr.| Stewart, with a companion, was strou-| Ing past the White House just as President Lincoln and Mrs. Lincoln] were getting theater. his foot their carriage The President on. the \ step, Stewart. The forward and sought with into an the latter and a He a frier Lincoln-- his Mr at from. friend, for and thankful card hurriedly] his engagement President, happy --took the paused With and hallea came presented for peace restored to furms.| by the people. Tell that to the men who are look-| -_---_____ ‘he for a solution of the dollar-a nd-a-| ‘There {s only one way to: convi half wheat problem. | the world that Abdul Hamid bas tee / dethroned, and that is to COMPARE take bis RUSSIA. AND THE) crown away-with the head attacheq TURKs. Anything less wil] strongly resemble Russians found it impossible, even | S°Me forty-seven other varteties under the greatest pressure, even ot for! rushing" to which he has in the the sravest motives, to win Inde-| Past been subjected pendence and freedom. "The tinues the Russias. But the absolute ruler czar of all SS con- TODAY the | AND | Turks seem to have | con-) There TOMORROW, was 1 10 Night; Ni : walked on earth t 4 quered the tyrant whose hand the advancement and superiority in Chris- "Not thus," the Great tian peoples. " We have been taught | Brief may cease: _Ones sald, Ag. to regard Mohammedans as wicked) /t Neen be aoe Dawn shail and inferior, Yet here we have the|So Night was made. The Morrow tarspectacle of a heathen nation winning fe ; | But dawned ont in gcold-ana Yama manhood rights in a most manly way| > Was ) -and the Christian nation, the nation "Today | wee came the word: carriage, -from and which conscious life. This is some latest Mr. writing Stewart hours was in to the never claimed his statements, served the card, dessessions went he later by and tha else. reliable besides, had later in than anyone perfectly and the theat er emerged he day # in pr it among of Fn his his heavy upon sovernment Why what We whieh that not heathen has foundation, and Christian Turkey has been been trying taught Russia Christian in vain | The look from. for the | 1. d o| done? to T!8t whose was both odious and cruel. can have people, has been| | Ww as And The for! jts! very | And he Me heh chanweless first of men was Great Gods Day. when Y¥ ama, and his de von Yami, first of women, Yami mourned: the vem died; not a Nav¥ weds sould woe of her that waitle today!" a, "He ateg omorrow; Days. and Nights sorrow," their make -Arthur e "Ans In the sultry, oppressive, all a { eer forget Guilerman, lookedwas "lowerrot, environs. and the once now fe se he cool pre by the Conta fountain's spray, he drew ltef, but it was, only uc omorrow Morning.ae - Bell aa Phone ure, and ake a B steadies No Coal is handled not clean, ls Not free clinkers and goo d ing. No hetter coal ood the 3 a| | BUILDING Burton ours for the stove and range. Main Street below the Kenyon. Bell Ind. 965, 137. BMigrs, Coal Tarred nerves. that from burnthan Bioak 5339 MATERIAL. and Felt Lumber Co. Portinnd Cement. Etter eeenaePhones at Rooflng Material. South, CONTRACTORS. = Bell Sa Ki 1240 ABRAMS & SULLIVAN CONTRACTORS Plain and Ornamental Plastering, Sullivan Patent Fire-Proof Wall and Partit lon, 12 1 Atlas Block, ALT LAKE TURF Exc HANGE 48 EAST SECO ND SOUTH, ang astern Races , for Wire Events California Direct Asthma, and all Chronic neys, Hay -<- aan edicines FREE curable Nervous, and Private Diseases of Both Pier ie Satarehal and chronic discases Sexes. Seventeen years' continuous Doing business under ° own cases succesateag ing, coupled with Shores Tactice West. fake you imitators. treated, and n practic e mes. Niven isaac square and fair deal- re onable prices, hay beyond question the Tagine need a doctor, get Make ne the best. | ts the! Beware of! mistake. EXPERT EXAMINATION and Se R DR. A. J. SHORES. We Blo AND and loss an prasticene p , TO ALL If you out of manly Sees contracted disc ea ne t oubles, Varicocele vigor. We do business aston eakunder otter erms-e small week] ith er emetic es ant aly pexmients as the ane cure Pposresses, or an Hibsatee 5e to PAY WHEN CUR D-in all Private D | rs.een Shores ST., Sh ce Hours-Week days, & < Sh SALT 0 a. m. ¢ te & p.m. Sundays and holidays, 10 0) ores LAKE cerry. ea2m. THA SASAVE VE THA T 50e YOU HAVE LosT. T 50c You HAV E LOST. C.P.C. Rock spring COAL $5.25 Per Ton BOTH PHONES 4251 . OFFICE AND YAR D 346 so, 3p WES T. live of town EXPERIENCE treat all forms of Polson, Prostate nesses FREE AD Aseparate and disD 808. ped Saal ST. - Z Drs,8. Shores Se ment for the Penatt, be men who through mienenart: rindi Np athe services of ABSOLUTELY MATERIALS. i a =| parsapaye Liver, Deafness, Stomach, id RELIABLE BUILDERS' MAIN ahh aS tine tain - Appetite is also loss of vi- | Lumber. tite hind the reat Take lideas Sure: |, Bmederare. amon WestTere penta eerie It also makes gant the blood rich|¥% en Second ere Fever, | vered so| | aaa 2 CATARRH, 49 eaten Treen onne asman, wh¢ nat4 | progress through life, rote oe all 00d rits, and freed from a all reraint, SOUTH a ~ ES ARCHITEC self- cramped, ete In his and father's apartment,mingkept. rilla-that pocket and wrote an order for the guard to 1 et Senator Stewart and the friend ent er the private office of the executive mansion at nine o'clock on the followrat ing morning. Then he stepped in his det, What IC pene ‘alott pears 216 |