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Board of Compensation.

The board of compensation met last
night to consider the benefits and dam
ages for the widening and extension of
County street The cost of the work
was talked over and it was finally de-
cided that the sum total of benefits and
damages to be assessed will be equal.
The city will therefore have nothing to
pay. The damages Will amount to
about $500.
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Powers May Blockade ConstantinopI.

London, Nov. 24.-The Rome CORE
spondent of the Daily Chronicle saws.
''The report is confirmed that the now
ers have decided to blockade CONSTANT
nople in case Turkey refuses to With
draw her troops from Crete and to ac-
cept a European governor of tba
island"
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MANY BIG FIXES.
Distiiiing Company's Warehouse and
Valuable Stables Burned

Westfield, Mass, Nov. 23.-The C. N
simpson building, occupied by the
Towle Seat and Faucet company. was
destroyed by fire this evening with a
total loss of $S,000 equally divided be-
tween building and machinery. The
building was insured for $4,000 and the
machinery for 81 ,00O
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Seventy-nine new voters were made
by the selectmen yesterday, the total
number made to date since the board
began its sessions last Friday being
246. There are still about fifteen hum
dred to be made.
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Tenth Ward Burglar Caupbt

James Brody, alias James Ryan, was
arrested in Bridgeport yesterday after
noon by Detective McGrath. Brody is
thought to be the man who has re.
Gently committed several petty burg.
laries in the Tenth ward
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Pullman, WASH, Nov. 23.-Ferry hall,
one of the largest buildings of the state
agricultural college, was destroyed by
fire early this morning. The loss is $4O,-
000
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LIEUTENANT O'BRIEN RESIGNS.
One of the Best Known Officers ia the
United States Army,

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 23.-Lieutenant
Michael J. O'Brien of the Fifth infan-
try sent in his resignation TODAY TO
take effect March 81, 1898. He was ad-
mitted to the bar in Massachusetts be-
fore he entered the army and will re-
turn to that state to practice his pro-
fession. O'Brien was the prosecutor in
the now celebrated O'Brien- -Romevn
court martial at Fort Mcpherson re-
Gently and is one of the best known
officers in the service.
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Montreal, Nov 23.-The stables Of
Cyrille Laurin were burned to-day, to-
gether with several valuable horses
Antidote, record 2:1O1s, valued at $780,
900, was among the number
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st. Louis, Nov. 23.-The warehouse
and contents of the Ravenwood Distil-
ling company were destroyed by fire
this evening. Loss $91, 900.
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mayor Farsnworth and Members of Police
Commission Refuse to Talk-One Practi-
caiiy Confirms the Report-says .'whsre
There's Smoke, There's Usually Fire.
Cause of the Trouble.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16
rnoM SALT LAKE.


SAN LAKE, Utah, April 49, 1897
Enron TNms;
The !icl,ss body OF T.. Il. Roh,rts
was found iu the Wcst Side saloon to-
day, suicide was the cause OF death.
The c'ocu,ion class Of the NJ. /. League
gave q recital 90 the League rooms
"wednesday night. An excellent pro.
gram WAS rendered
Mr.. Elizabeth Weber Clark died nt
her home iu the Finn wand tins oven.
I'M, the cause oil death being drup-y,
from which she has bccna sufferer iur
over year past.
John Earl aud wife, au aged couple
living at Pennington, met witha seri-
iou- accident to-day. While driving In
the city street car ran. into their buggy,
seriously iuiuring the occupants.
Niles josephine Wingbcrg, the Young
lady who was accidentally shot few
days ago by the careless handling Of q
revolver, died Monday morning between
: and o'clock from the effects Of the
wouds
Quite number Of missionaries re-
turned home the first Of the week.
Many are leaving while an equal mum
ber are returning. The report given at
conference showed that there were over
] lgOO uut iu the field
Miss lIoag, teacher at the Lowel
school. met with a painful accident sun
day. She was stepping from the rear
platoon Of n street car, and being com
PEELED to step over a large yAlise which
was ON the platform, broke her leg
Great preparations are being mad,
for the Pioneer Jubilee celebration 1,
be held in July. Many Pioneer relic,
are being discovered and sent to head
quarters, and everything goes to show
that It will be one Of the greatest cele
brations ever held.
Lewis l., birmingham appeared beior,
Judge Norrell Monday, having beer
adjudged guilty by jury on Friday lasl
of iornication, with a widow named
Amanda Mcdaniel, in thus city In 1894
and was fined $40 and costs. Joseph
Braun was also sentenced on the sam,
day TO eighteen months in the Peni
Tertiary for stealing two cows at Taylors
willie last December,
very heavy and fierce windstoru
occurred here Saturday night about
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Hnrsullr, Utah, April 10, 1897.
Enron TnE,:
Mrs. John !. Bowen is .ick also two
OF her children.
John Edrel II very sick with pncu.
mouia and measles.
W. II. Branch engaged in plastcrius
e. II. Vests house.
Enoch Brown gave wedding dance
In beholf Of the Young people Tuesday
evening.
Elder. ~ills Pack and Lemon Of Kama-
were missionaries here ai the sacrament
meeting sunday.
supt George Beard and Elder rhoma.
CopIcy OF Conlyillc were vi-itur- at the
llo,t.yillr sunday school sunday
4. Malin aud John Gunn made q bust
ness trip 60 Park City in the interest.
OF the lloyisvillc Irrigation company
saturday.
Harvey Lambert returned Saturday
with his bride. y wedding reception
aud supper was rendered 10y the brides
sister MR.. susan lIoh.on, and mum
her ot relatives and friends formed O
social SATURDAY. c'enine.
The little hoy willard, OF Neph
SARGENT, received painful cot ON IA,
face Thursday night. The little fellow
was carrying some grain up 20 u younl
horse which became frightened. pulle,
hack reared mp and struck the boy ~
the face, inAicilng deep wound abou
Ave inches long aud cracking the jaw
bone. DR., llosmcr, some two hour
alter, -cwcd up the wound, and at ihi
Cr'lig yepy'g'f = "'"ch ps'sr
Mrs r Rodctnrk 81 Gcorgcior
Bear Lake, has been received o.
recommend ~ member OF this ward q
full fellowship. &. II. W.
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wus,rcu Utah, April -, 1897
Enron Tnrs:
Thomas Duncan 81 Evanston was
visitor here ou sunday.
Mrs. Mouiu OF Ogden is here on "a
visit to Mr. aud Mr-. Gulhhur, her
mother.
saturday was high water day here.
The water WIS higher than it has been
for many years.
Coyotes are unusually numerous this
spriur; +, traveller counted % during u
four mile ride.
The snow has not all gone yet. 1t Is
about three feet above the fences
iu some oi thc drifts.
The section gang has been added 10
10y one man more. The spring D. APP
preaching and more help isuccded.
40. >, the east bound passenger train,
had a brascdown near Castle Rock ON
Friday and WIS delayed several hours
iu consequence.
Several travellers on horseback passed
here the past week. The snow was too
deep Tor them between Wasatgh and
Evanston, 20 they travelled on the rail
road track, which b. quite bare OF snow
some shccpowner solicited rates on
an oightcar shipment " sheep 20 Wa
-alrh, aud vas given rate good unit
the 18th. This would doubtless be o
little value to him, as there Is very it'll,
bare ground yet ON the Wasatch sheep
range. Snow yet covers most ol ia,
ground there.
-- A vashont occurcd aboal hall mil
vast OF Castle ISocg Oh sauhlaynirhi
Section Foreman Holt and HE gang wcr
called out to help repair the break, AN
were busy all night. The cold snap q
the latter part Of the night reduced M
volume OF water, which At one tim
flooded the track j. u.
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r'EoA
rroM Utah, April 10, lsgl

rGoA, Utah, April 10, 1871
EDnoR TnEs:
Quite a number Of small children are
sick.
Bad colds are now ia order
and one 6. not in fashion unIcs. one has
a cough.
MIR. Charlotte +. walkcr ha, been
dangerously sick during the past few
days.
Mr.. Elizabeth Marchnu,, wife Of e. j.
Marchant has been quite sick ior the
pact three days.
Roads are drying up an travelling i-
somewhat better, although there are
places where It is difficult 10 pa.s over
~ yet.
n. T. Williams entertained O number
Of his friends 90 Monday evening aud
pleasant time was had. Among tho..
present noticed Mr.. and Mr.. II. ".
Blcazard, Mrs. NJ 4. Lyons, Mr. $. g..
Watson and MI Abraham Walker. Mr.
Williams and lis charming daughter
did all In their power 10 make their
guests feel at home and provide amusc.
ment Tor them. Miss Williams proyii.
cd an excellent lunch OF which an par.
took before departing for their homes.
y. Il. =. NuR
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16

RocKroUr, Utah, April 10, isgi.
Enron TmEs
Elder Pack IL In Roehport.
Nathaniel stalker il In Rockpor,
Mr.. aud Mr.. George Lindiay were in
Rockport ycs,crday.
Tlp 15ny q . = ~ R,a r''or
con are pleased 20 hear that she isaround
again.
Fancis Vernon Of Weber canyon
came down yesterday TO attend the iu-
neral Of ms brot'cr'. baby.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Johnson OF Coal.
yill5 were up On attend the funeral Of
her BROTHER baby.
Mr. Sarah stalker wns quite sick ior
several day but We urc pleased 10 say
she o. around again.
C.H wiuh, Alfred seamon- aud
Ellen Beard went to CullyIile Monday
night and returned after the lecture.
Lionel, tho infant babe of Mr. mud
Mr. Joseph Vernon. quietly pa--,i
away about 1880 O'Clock Sunday after
toruoon. The funeral wa- nc'd 600 thr
ward rurciiughou-o Tuesday afternoon
The parents and relatives have thr sym
pathy Of the entire community,
Anumber OF Young people were hos
pitaby entertained one evening last
week bv Miss Lizzie Silloway. The
company consisted OF Misses Ida Stalker
Mamie stemhridge, Clara lllriin
Emma and Mary Gibbons and Mc.sr-
Charles Worthy, and Alma Gibbons
Charles IIortlu, and Alfred ul David
Seamons. D. :.
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The end ui the schIul year ID drawing
near IL IL not 30 near, however, ~ re-
port during the past tea weeks has 70.
pcatcdly had 10 we expect TO continue
a hall term longer This news, We
believe, will be welcomed by those
parents who realize what IL means TO
have their children out Of sehool and
idle during about onc-third Of tie reg-
lii.a a.haoi Isailu, wiaen stnr.s nisA,t
make just as good progress during the
spring months ~ at any other time OF
the year. la the past, on account of
iusutlieiency u iuuds, trustees have
often been compelled To close the school,
one or Two months garlicr than they
really ought 20 have done.
In many outside districts, the funds
are yet inadequate properly 20 support
the schools aad % keep them Ia session
during the entire school Seasons but, ~
towns increase u populuiiouand wealth,
public organizations grow stronger until
each comes Co serve thc purpose Tor
which it was first designed. Aud no
the prospects for OUT public schools are
becoming brighter.
Under thc present management, thc
/ indebtedness OF the district has boon
reduced 20 minimum aud at the same
time the schools a-c permitted 10 con-
tiuue Ia session for five weeks longer
than usual.
| According 81 announcement 90 the be-
ginning at the year, the schools were
graded In accordance with the state
manual aud 90 IL h, that at the close
Of the present year, we will be- enabled
to give each pupil credit TOT tho work
he has done promoting those Who have
been successful In their work, to higher
grades
Those who have successfully pursued
the eighth grade studies this year, will
after final school examination, roceiy,
certificates Of graduation. The clasl
exercises will be- held "Wednesday, Ma,
10. at the Brick sehool.house, The pro
gram will be ~ follows:
l-Oyeftufe.
2-President's address Clara William
3-Music, vocal,
4-Class History ..... Miss Carrutl
5-Music, Instrumental.
, REORGANIZATION ,......, May Wel7l
7-Quarteite, vocal.
8-Class Grafton ....... Hannah RheaI
; O-Essay william Robinson
lU-Address 70 Graduates.
lll-Oyeriure.
l2- Valedictory ..,..., Nellie Carrutl
On Wednesday eve, May 10, the Cen
trail school exercises will be held II
Cuffs Hall aud on Friday "a, the clos
ing ball will be given. Il. Il.
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Following are the hotel arrivals a. the
Clun House this week;
j. A. Robinson, salt Lake; II. T..
Drummer, Duluth G. G. Hardy, G. b.
Kelley, }. y. Nutting, II. VI. Chandler,
u. A. Harbour, salt LakeiI. Frodsham,
Ogden; Lydia NJ. Won +. Mountiord,
Jerusalem; Aliss Nella Hoyt, Provo;
Edward Appleton, London, Eng; W.
NJ. McKendrIck, Provo +. standecker,
San Francisco Sam Johnson, Draper;
A. G.. Kelley, san Francisco d. S. l..
McCorkle, Park City; II. A. schwaik.
hart, Fred W. Ponioll, J. NJ. Goodwin,
W. @. Patrick, 7. p. Pratt, Geo, A.
Smith, A. II. Gross, salt Lake;J. q.
Gleason, Kansas City; F.J Rodgers,
San Francisco, NJ. Andy, Ogden w.
n. Masm, New York; Martin Boland,
Kansas John A. Barker, Toledo, o.,
ID. j Mckay, San Francisco; j. l., Day,
ST. Paul
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This is to certify that ON May 18th, I
walked to Melick's drug store ON a pair
Of crutches and bought bottle Of
Chamberlain Pain Balm for inaamma-
tory rhumatism which crippled me up,
After using three bottles am complete
~ cured. / eau cheerlully Recommend
it.-Charles II. wetzer, sunbry. Pa.
Sworn aud subscribed to before me on
August 10, lO0l.-walter shlpman, j.
T.. For sale at 30 cents per bottle by
John Boyden & son.
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FRED MEADOWS DROWNED.
ui.:iifele.s nod, found In the Muddy
Last sight

Last slight
Sunday last q telegram was dcliycr d
to George Ecard VI this city, directed
to Frank Meadows Of Upton. Tie
di-patchwa- from John $50, r.. zen from
Carter Wyo. and stated that Fred
Meadows brother oi Frank, had Teen
missing Tor tive days.
The missing man started from the
sheep camp near Carter 90 eo TO the
latter station Tor supplies i've day prior
TO the date oi the dispatch, aud ne the
trip should have been made In two DAYS
his friends became alarmed At his long
absence and started out 60 learn his
" whereabouts.
Frank Meadows left for Carter ina.
mcdiately ON receipt of the telegram,
aud on Tuesday William Bower received
letter from HE son stating that the
missing man hal loaded hi. supplies
at Carter and started back Xix days pre-.
viou- TO the date OF the letter, lie wa.
tracked to thc bank, Of the Muddy, bul
here all trace was lu.t, and there were
no signs Or tracks on the opposite bank
TO show that he had come out Of the
river.
A telegram received la.i night stated
that posse had been formed ut BHdgci
aud that they were now dmeging ,h,
river Tor tho body.
Fred Meadow. was well known and
liked In this community, aud hi. many
friends are anxiou-ly awaiting udins
oiadciIutt character.
LrrE-A dispatch was received nj
the office here stating that the poss,
from Budgcr had found the horses ant
wagon belonging To the unfortunate
man, and they are -till searching ioi
the body. The horses were drowned.
SuLL LArrH-A dispatch was just re.
ceivcd which states that the body oil
Fred Meadows WAS found late last night
and Frank Meadows b. expected here 10
uay with the remains, where they will
likely De barred.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16

O'Clock. One OF Doe large tree. In front
OF the Gaido sll'u.c WIS blown down.
Monday mOruIu. was us clear and
bcautiiu. a. any spring lay could pos.
sibly be-, and 1t remained 10 until about
3 O'Clock In The afternoon. when il
began to cloud up, anla few miuui,s
laterquite u heavy shower of rain tell
In about IN hour ihr.s, vas clear again
and al was ralm aud quiet. The
weather clerk. mu.t have turned the
wheel around iou Goo aud vc are getting
winter for v7-'NS 'a' coon. C.R.J
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16

q. II. West OF the summit County
Marble Works is at present engaged in
putting mp headstones in tho Coalyille
cemetery. The stones are being put on
the graves Of Alexander Black and Eon.
Mr.. West has some more orders to de-
liver here the first OF next month, aud
also several monuments for Salt Lake
and Ogden. The business Of Ithe Sum
NIT Marble Works Ia spreading with
wonderful rapidity, and orders ure com.
ing In from every direction.
Superior work and material, as we'll
as reasonable prices are bringing a Sum
nit county home industry rapidly to the
front, and II 10 pleasing fact TO note
that there Is at least one enterprise In
the county that controls the home trade
and brings business from outside cities.
A few more home enterprises would
make wonderful Difference In the
prosperity OF our citizens and bring in
and keep many dollars AT home.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16
MANsIiIp

wASsnn, Utah, April 10, 1897,
Enron TmTs;
The roads are drying mp very fast in
this vicinity.
The stream In Silver creek il getting
very high. II is over ils banks already.
W. G. Patrick, representing the n. @.
NJ. l., Salt Lake, was In town on the
18th.
Not many from here attended Madam
Mountiord's lecture nj Coalyille o. the
18th. Those who did, speak ycryihigh'
ly Of IL,
]. @. Lambert Of Kamas was in town
on the i4th, lie was looking after the
telephone line. The company wants
him to take hold Of the construction OF
the line, and It is the intention to put
the line right through, which we are
pleased to note.
There was some disturbance at the
dance last Friday evening. 1t is hoped
that such thing will never occur again,
and II is the intention of the owners Of
the hall to have such things stopped II
It Ia possible. Y
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16

llrNrpER, Utah, April 10, 1897.
Enron TnEs;
Many ofour folks ar masng business
trips to Morgan every week.
Quito number Of our people attend
cd the lecture oi Madam Mountford.
our Road Supervisor is the busieit
man II town at the present time.
George l.. Jones came in from
Nevada during the week. Mr.. Jones has
been herding sheep in that section
duiiugt the winter.
! promised to let the people know
what returno Mr. Fife got from the
assays he sent last week, have not
been able to see the gentleman, this
week, but am informed he has gsod re-
turns
our home missionaries to wanshiT
started away from home on Sunday last
but had 10 turn back on account o.
the Echo bridge not being safe. IN,
home missionaries to this place did moi
reach here, probably for the SAINT
re.,son. W. Il.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16

'NNNhiH hIlNNAl tIN NDU
Last Sunday evening the Consrcra.
iionai Sabbath school observed Easter.
IL being the nearest Sabbath 10 Een-,er
when the pastor coild be- present The
room vas beautifully decorated With
flowers;
After the opening paycrby Rev. Nut.
ting, an Easter professional was rem.
dercd by Mis Bmnlagc. Mr.. G.. l..
Wheaton Albert s'yycus aud ll. Alropd.
Following camc O. quartet Tho Way.
side Cross" by drs john Calls. q. l..
Jones, John Calls aud Z. VI. Pinneo.
Then came a recitation 10y Horace
aud Earnest E'dfel,c.
Mrs. Calli,'s sunday school clns.
then rendered a beautiful Easter song
in u most pleasing manner.
"Bcyond the shadows" duet los
Miss Brundasc mud Albert stephens wac
next on the program.
Quartet, "LigDt of th, World" by
Mcssr- John Calls, t.. T. Jones. r. NJ.
pinnoo and Mr.. John Calls.
Faster views were then exhibited by
Rev. Nuitins with nae iid Of lantern,
aud each picture wa. explained, after
which ho preached a short sermon.
Fivelitilc girls from Mrs. Callis's cln.s
then sang pretty song entitled Follow
Me" which vas followed hy a recitation,
"rho noaman spoke" hy Magsi,
Smith.
, Every number was well rendered and
was we'll received.
Rev. Nuuing announced that b,
would visit CoaltiIIc every second sun
day In each month, aud Echo every
second Frihy in each month. A. oi,cI
W. possiblc,ln addition 10 these visits
other pastur will be sent out.
The closiiy cong "Chd-t Arose" wal
rendered b the two qnArtets abov
mcnronoti We e5DgrcgANsn loinins n
the chorus.
Flowers lent iodccom'o the desk wer
pleasing 20 the eye, the ear delighted
10y the music,-hcarts lifted "Beyon
the Shadows" 10 the Light Of Nh,
World" shining through aud aroun,
that "Wayside Crom"-whero III.
burdens conld bo laid and strergtl
gained Tor the upward journey
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16

At the stake House, tho usual sun.
day school services were held and at the
afternoon services 2 r1f Benjamin Clun
addressed the meeting and delivered
% splendid discourse.
Ward conference. mex, Sunday.
A. the Mutual pryicc. in Ga, evening,
Prot Benjamin Clur OF the 10, y.
Academy, Provo, aud Mrs. Mountiord Of
ralc.tinc, addressed the meeting, pr,si.
dent D. %. Coplcy presiding.
Prof Cluf made the first ddrc-s, his
remarks being 10 the line II mutual
improvement arA the development Of
the faculties. lle also gave good
advice 10 the Young people on the way
10 acquire knowlelse, aud advised all
10 take every advantage Of spar,
moments and put them To good use,
Madam Mountiord WAS introduced by
Prof. Cluif. She saii that she was very
much interested Ia the eloquent address.
delivered by prof CluG. ampliied ia,
subject Of Pres, CluG, interpreting II
with the customs .and manners Of he
childhood In the City Of Jerselum and
the country villages Of Palestine. Thrs,
addresses wsre splendidly rendered, anC
were much appreciated by the large
assembly,.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16

Thirty years is lonp time to eight 50
painful trouble as piles, hut Jacob
Mitchell, OF Unionyiie, Pa, struggled
that long before he tried DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve, wich quickly and
permanently cured him. IL IL equally
effective in enema and all skin affections.
John BOyden & son.
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VOL w
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Events ~ the week Prom Neari,
Ever, Town In summit County What
"The Illness" Representative Have
FOUND 90 write About.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16
Crystal Creamery

running equipped Of drstc1s. butter
established Ia oricr
the vicinity the Creamery We would therefore
al
milk
We ol
auy linn. Inn summit County. CRYSTAL CREAMERY 60,
wv. ' '' "A. MILLS, Manager.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16

Group and who0ping cough are child
hosd's terrors but like pneumonia, bron-
chitis, aud other throat and lung ttqib'
lee, can he quickly cured by using One
Minute Cough Cure. John Boyden &
Sou,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-16
ATtpENT ION

Farmers and Rances OF Rockport Peoa Oakley North kaas
Hamas, Woodland and Bench Creek, the
Butter Department of the