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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-01
Entered at the Post Ottcea at warrenns second
GLASS MailAIatter.
Gleaningstdhsse'm''H Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

~ christmas VIII soon De mere.
Buy your dress goods at Whitney's.
See M. j. Berget's new organ
ad. this week.
- Norman Jensen made {. visit
homo on Thanksgiving.
49, P. 1. Holen, the Argyle mer
chant, spent last night in the CITY,,
49, p. j. Erickson has bought the
Garborg house and lot on Central
Park ave.
A large quantity of beautiful
snow fell Monday, and all the land
scape put on wintry aspect.
~ Aug. Westerberg, the popular
landlord Of the Scandal Hotel,
Crookston, was a Warren visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Ida Barneko, of Spruce
Valley, left Tuesday evening for Fer
gus Falls to accept position as nurse
in the asylum.
Orders taken at Mrs. Whitney's
millinery store for Christmas novel;
ties. Specialties in hand painting
and embroidery.
Warren Wood and William Trip
left last night to- estimate the
amount OF pine on their claims near
Black Duck lake.
- A. Garborg is at his old place
at the State Bank and intends to
stay till spring when he and family
will go to Norway for a visit.
- The old folks are no "back num-
Der" when it comes to giving con-
-eerts. Come and hear them at the
Opera house tomorrow evening.
49, Torsten O. Grivi, who was COM
mitted to the insane asylum at Fergus
Falls from this county in 1892, was
discharged by death on Nov. 9th. .
CT. -Blackburg, while under the
influence ofsliquor, assaulted j.. b
Cook and for the act was brought
before Justice Hull and fined ten dol
lars on Monday this week.
- Next Tuesday, Dec. 6: will be
held the regular meeting for the cleo
tion OF officers of the Warren Camp
Of Modern Woodmen. All members
ere requested to be present. -
An "Old Folks" concert will be
given at the Opera house tomorrow
lFriday) evening. The proceeds will
be for the benefit OF the M. E. church.
Popular prices of admission.
w. S. Brown, one of the pioneer
settlers of Warren, has returned
from the west where he moved a
number OF years ago and is now
4,aking his home with his son, c..
". Brown.
- Geo. b. Alton, Inspector Of Estate
High Schools, visited the Warren
school on Monday this week. He
expressed himself as being very much
pleased with the work done by teach
ers and pupils.
- P. Frost Spaulding bade fare
we'll to his fine. farm and his many
Warren friends on Monday this week,
returning to his home in Poughkeep-
sie, n. Y. His son, Clarence L., will
remain during the winter.
= Ole M. Holson, Of this city, was
adjudged insane and again commit
ted to the asylum at Fergus Falls on
Friday last week. The coming on Of
cold weather in the fall does not seem
to agree with his mentality.
- Commissioners Schie, OF Newfold-
en-, reports wolves very thick in his
neighborhood. For some reason the
new wolf bounty law does not work
as we'll asst should in removing this
menace to the sheep industry.
DR.. r. B. Foster, DENTIST, Of
Grand Forks, will be in Warren
Monday, Dec. 70, to remain 6 Gays.
Prepared to do the very best dental
work at reasonable prices and guar
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| am sole agent for Warren and
vicinity for the celebrated silver
wares of.James w. TUFTS, OF Boston,
Mass, the best in the world. Every
article guaranteed by the manufac-
turer. z. 81. Holm.
Jeweller.
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WEATHER REPORT.
weather report showing observa.
lions at am. todayi

weather report showing obserya.
lions at am. todayi
Salt Lake barometer 20.a2: tom.
pcraturc, ~ minimum. o.. wind, east,
light, partly cloudy
Baker city barometer 2g;R1: tenn
poraturc. o.; minimum. O2,wlnd, south
east 10 miles PER hour: clear.
Cheyenne barometer. gg.st; temper-
allure, CO., minimum, 90; wind, north
west light clear.
iinvre- barometer. 1886; tempcra.
hre, 90 minimum, 90. wind, east 10
miles per hour; clear,
heloun-Haromotcr. 1894: temper
niure. c2' minimum, o.; wind, south.
We1t y miles per hour. cloudy
Miles city Barometer. 28ise, temper.
niutri minimum, G0, wind, south.
west llght partly cloudy.
Idaho Falls barometer. $500, tenn.
nrrature, 20; minimum. 30; wind. east
IlFht, clear.
VIM, mucca- barometer, 5000; TEN.
nlrnturo, 10, minimum. SO. wind. south
ll miles per hour; partly cloudy.
General and local forecasts Tor "a
hours ending 3 pm. tomorrow,
For Utah generally fair tonight and
Tuesday, stationary temperature.
fnr salt Lake city and vicinity.
Fair tonight ana Tuesday; statlonary.
temperature.
y H. SMITH.
Aservcr, Weather bureau.
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Another gallant captain s,A.-
iy-foufih-j. T. nrsu-b,s we ~
home to nurse a wound rss.ly,s IN
spanish bullet and to rsr,,' '- !, ~
fever contracted On cubs, "
arrived on the Rio Granis We
ierday afternoon. ana wa. NJ,
depot and warmly wtlc8m.. y,
" of friends. Captain nrt,.,
In the right arm. where N 49,.
late In The afternoon af r,i-
with arm oxtendel outward ~ "
he ilghtlN EraRpeu bic ruDfa y. ~
hiH men onward. guil.ef. Il
from thu guns of the enrmv ~.
m the forearm ana pi1Hsh'i m
clear 90 tho shoulder. cuiiIs. =.
tlon " the elbow rh9 ~. !, . 4
and useless at his side. 49, 1
carried TO the rear Ths 49,, 4
which h. " suffering h "a W.,
one, and means that h. vI y,
thoroughly recover the uss rf
llr also shows The cTsftf M y.
~ malnrial fever. but urd.r n. =
skies aud matches dllm,,, "A
expects 20 recover rapidly
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We're oonereRated On the principal high
way leading iu the milne when W. Jones
ana Jlmea Palmer non- union mol. r0i
no On horseback into thf m'ncW lines.
ana without iny prDF0n1fidn. d f HaId,
other Thin the miaeff asking 90 uik
with them hfgan lflng lotto co. crowd.
at the same time refrnatlug as feft az
their horses would carry them. hG' not
until they had omgtied lhe.r rsvolgers
into The miners rank7. Andrew Tonm.y
had his right hard hHdIv shattered nr
= hail. am Mchnf Yfum ivler WIS
shot 90 Che thlgh. On n,ner union
inlnrf ia alleged 90 have boon sarlnus.y
wounded
Tho union mlners quickly rallied ara,
headed w william BAKER who hfd
narrowly earnUad. with ID shotgun Wh 0h
he secured al hf homo neat ihr sa ln
% Tho sho,tirH. uurfsed Palmer 3d.
non-uni0nlsi. % his homo. Uh.fH d.
had surround. d himrrif in hia doorway
by HE female rflaiigrs Too prevent ulkrr
shooting him. LltHr. pAlm'r and I.u.f
were arrested and ilkar t1 fh ri5
jan, which la surrounded uy far.f1i
hundred miners ana cItlzoua Exotic
mout d. Intense.
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Wanted
10 BUY
1000 Dogs.

d, , Ms,t b, WHITE In coisr. Of the
.oi1wlng piintsd IN 2.lnoh piaet t,et.
o. on ihsir sides.
n fpism1n " 1ur Dttirr Powder
~, ~ ni while overseeing the mix
r,,l,@,,,, batch % sALTAiR BAKING
"a, ~ DER. lgst Diamond liud. size
III, ttAts, set In combination Tor
.t,ts or stud The Diamond ls pure
nl.. 1lere. u Wal. presented 10 our
foreman Wy his Nov yoft ompi1vars
" iee1enltlin " his ability as 4 manu-
.a.ls W BAKING Powder. We will
~ Wv N elld % any Person returning
~. sls Win he can N sALTAfR BAK.
nv l-pWpER In which the Diamond
VIZ found. p our office. Room &c.
pAeara niildlne.
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ACTION ON CONTRACTS.
Supreme Ccud Decision IN Case Of @. A.
Dun,an vs.. Matt Ghbofn.
uro2tsr Of LOWER COURT AFFIRMED.


chief Justice Zone % The state su-
rrmo Court delivered nn opluilh toe
day. which was c1neufr.d IN BY Jus
.iols nafieh lad Miner. In the case %
iusiavus A. Duncan. appellant W.
Mathew o. Gph3m and fha qeya.r-
Marion Mining company. affirming the
judgment of fhc lower court
Action 100 This caHe was commenced
bY pla.nil1. IN the Third district court.
who sought 20 recover $1,000 alleged
10 have been paid dsnndant Osborn
90 e contract whereby G.rblrn agreed
20 sail Duncan certain mining property
ln the camp Floyd district Marcur
The agreement called Tor the pay
mont uf $4,000 Three inHilUm rta.
amounting U 10000. wcrp paid accord
lng iu iho contract. but tho Iaat p1y-
mrnt Has postponed hy stipulation.
llalntld ihln alleged that Girl1rn had
DOT h0ld title 90 th. property flucg
January. 1872 ind had never tend rcd
plaintiff sufficient deed NJ convey.
lrce. iichc. uinintin demanded judy
mont Cor She rUiurn N the $1,000.
The case was tried last January Dee
fore Judge iiilrr who found ,hr isTuas
90 The d'fendani7. which the supftmc
Court now aflfms
Tho defendants commended that sfe.
ilun 1iii 1f no compiled Lava flr tsN'.
barred plaintiff from recovering Tho
FIRST division ~ ihe section require
actions upon contracts. obligations 1r
liabilities, not founded upon inFiru-
mtnls N writing. 90 be commenced
within two ycara after the riRht ~ ac-
illn accrue
TIL c0uf, holds that the action Or
plalntlnf was upon an unwritthn COM
tract ana could MOI be- based on the
Wrliiln contract which had failed aud
WlF therefore fenclnda1.
The court further holds that the /
written contract provided Tor a return
? che vuiee ~ money advanced upon
me land In case NJ the failure ~ the
vendor % convey, an action might
nave been Instituted on that provision
Without q rfaClaHIrn.
The court therefore nndH that plain
tln's loil1n was barred by the statute
m Limitations, when the suit was com.
mancod
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Mr. II. l. Emerson. president Of the
Denver Choral Hocloiy. arrived In the
city this afternoon. and tonight viii
meet with the local cambrian aasocin-
tlon 10 conclude arrangements LOOKING
tn the coming u the society 90 THU
city next fan AR Emerson says that
n satisfactory railroad rates can be
made. Colorado will Hond az least 100
people 10 the Eirtcddfod. This IL the
gcniicman's flrrt visit TO salt Lake ana
be- u delighted with what he has nl.
r. F Thomas ".
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The children Of s. AIMS orphanagc.
numbering q, In charge OF Mesdamca
oConnor ami wey and MIssea oMearn.
Luce and Horn, were taken 10 Morris
i'ros, pony ana dog show this after
neon and given q free exhibition. The
indUfhilrnhlo " y. O'MrnrA mar
shaded The forces Tomorrow the
management Will extend the same
cuurteaieH 60 the Orphans Home aud
nay Nursery, The tent was crowded
this afternoon and the universal ver.
dict was that the show 10 40. In
every particular.
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Chicago Chronicles The engineer
regiment has been supplied with
chaplain ut the last moment Rev T..
s Klmball. OF Utah, Ia tho appoln,ev.
ana he bears the distinction of being
the nrHt ana only Mormon minister ever
appointed 90 a like position IN the
united states army Chaplain kimhnif
delivered his first address 20 the troops
yeiioraiy, and greatly impressed the
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ptnnten renns..ec rrnnn..

san Francisco, Aus IA crowd oil
aruhken TenneHnae foldrrs today al,
lacked an lnoneuslye negro ana nearly
Killed Hun They secured a rope aud
were going 90 hang him when the
ncEtn managed 90 make hts escape.
Tie ran 10 hay Ion and secured an
axe 10 defend himself, Whcu major
called upon him 10 surrender. trlung
aim that ~ would ho amply prot .ttd.
The negro was then conducted 30 q
place NJ safety Other troops hld t8
be- called out 90 suppress the Tennessee
men who have been giving no little
trouble Of late.
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Powers. Jas. Duran,
~ /, Ens 81, q, ,. ". Nsv.h. n 10 a Far. n
: =. ballaniyns, J, n K-s itAai I
J., dMiage. u. a. Cook fs.-,alllit ! \
". y. LesscnEer. II " o.4sl nll,i
v,,hiirl,i,sisnsen. Robert Grahs.' 2 !
\, i.l,llams, a. q Horn. Hy-',., hlth,.l
- ". Ts,rrg'' w u cure.6n iia p. R,I'
.lu. John \. Boyle. = Re w. sir.l
!. y. a. whalen. } ss
g. \. smuf .hwaiie. s. d "a c'H.'
~. IafIln. Ffrd. FouIr.- !, gsi,E
Icy, v F. Englc. w.iiIsri ~ At.1
an cerpsrter. J's. Met,ssillt. d i
Jacobs. r. 4. shrsavc. rilllh. N
,nn. Peter Anderson. j-s'rs Z rIr1
J. Wcbir. \. A. Wanrsr w PAN. 1
j. u, p. Crowley, Frederick cs ar {. 3
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An Associated Press dI,p,,,, i
San Francisco August ls,h. ~
dent MILFORD Woodruff B.,s,s y |
clawson' ana Counselor Georr, o 4
non. three u the loadsfs 10 Il
mon Church. are In the civ NJ
% Col Isaac Trumb1. Thsy II,
Their Wilt II purely ons IA y,
ana they came AZ the pra,',, n.
escape the prevailing heat n M,
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Death Of an Old Citizen.

Rlohnold. August "a. 1895
To the Editor;
Elder Christian 1eslon, a highly re-.
apoctod oltlzcn of Rlchnsld. died Of
dropHy early In the morning ~ the igth
Inst tffidhyl, H. was one Of the early
members " the Church In Denmark
ana lahurod fof years az a successful
missionary IN hla native land. and cmi-
grated 10 Utah with his family IN 1886
Ito was was aged " years and ~
months at the time uf his demise. H.
was tile father ~ Andrrw Jensen. the
Historian
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Judge Marshall hold court Tor a short
fmr this morning. and after attending
20 q few formal matters. adjourned
until ine 22nd inst
James =. Smith ana penncil cher.
Hhsiun. both % this city were al
mlited 60 practice. ~ also was Frank
W. Burnett of California.
IN the case ~ J. r. shaver W f.owis
7. Kelsey. the report of master was g..
cciNed ana sale % property confirmed.
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Great preparations are being con-
cluded Tor The outing " the Pioneer
silver club OF utnh ana the silver poo-
PIE generally az Lagoon on Wednesday.
INC pinEtam arranged IL lengthy and
enteri aiming AMI the attraction genrr-
ANY are enough 90 b. "a unualdDra BILE
attraction in themselves, embracing a.
lheY DO AN The usual ana some special
fraturus, Cars win run frequently
enough Tor 400 20 80 without unneees.
sAry crpWdlnF.
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Tho announcement % made BY the
friends of Hon. 70. ~ uobcrts, with
every evidence aud assurance N corr
focincsH that the gentleman viii Dr..
como a candidate tor Conrr,rs 10 sue
coed judge King. whom. 10 aerm1.
VIII not mako the race this year.
Among the other Democratic candl.
dates for the nomination arr Fisher
Harris, u. q. ludeuut and u number
OF ofhefH
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A DAINTY DISH.
with the Delicate sws., Of ar.pe-susar

The meat eater and the vegetarian
alike arr charmed with the new food
Grape. Nuts. They have a crisp caste.
with the delicate flavor " grape sugar.
and are entirely ready for The table
without any necessity FOR cooking
Nhliever Made by Postum Co. nat.
;le creek. Mich
uape.Nuu furnish one Of che dan
test dlahra ever placed on a brrakflst
E4btN
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PnIIee cnlt.

In the police court today Ing Leo
forfeited $50 on a charge OF Keeping q
Eamhllng house.
JAS crawford and Vameli Dudley
were each fined 81 FOR intoxicliion.
joe RlnFW BOD and Vim. sfilus were
hn'd = each Tor fast driving,
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Friday OF this week wllb.c.
day at saltair. An siab,.,,'- .'a'r,|
pr9,grraim, has been arranged. s,.
enjoyable time is proinIss M = y
this day. 'e-A.l q, !
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liongkong, AUG. it-Bcintrd mali
Information from Manila received to.
Gay II 70 the effect that there has bo,n
renewed activity 900 tho part M thc
hpnnlards on late. due 60 tho hell IN
hat me American r.r0ucos have bo,p
exhausted ana that President Mci(ln.
10y II suing Tor peace.
According 90 the same authority tho
Insurgents throughout tho island uf
nlHAyen arc reported 90 have slEninod
aldo.
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Ffom Tho Mission fleld.

Elder Theodore r. Barton O., Farm
era wand has returned homo from a
miral1n 10 the Eastern states confer
once. whittier he wen, June 2. 1885. Ills
labors wero confined principally within
ihe boundaries u New York. though
10 ala some work In New Jersey ana
Pennsylvania. During the last year
hc was president ~ the C0h1eton can-
Wrence and reports the same In a pros.
porous condition.
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Take Laxative Hrono ouisi,, ~
All dtugEistH refund M w,... -
lana % cure. 25r. Ths -.
L. ID. q. on each tablet
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TtlIGRAPHlc BRewTlts.

The directors uf tho Illinois Central
have declared dividend Of ga per
sent payable.
The failure IL announced Of if0dsnn
Jarrett, NueHcoit a Co, stock and share
brokers' N Diapers Gardens. London
Chas, ~ Meyer German consul In
Philadelphia, died yesterday at his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-15

a block ~ nrst-class hoard. at m,
Grand Pacific hotel; also hoard az
ollef good placw at a discount, In.
south Main.
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free Medical
Advice

Do you understand jast what Dr,J.c.
Ayer'a medicines will DO for youi Are
they helping you Is isa, Is you think they
cagh1l Write to our Doctor. lie viii
answer oil questions, aud give you the
best medical advice, absolutely free.
Address tho J. c. AVER Co., Lowell, Mass.
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NOTICE. The petition o. - -.
Hunter. praying Tor ne
William T.. Hunter Of leuih N
mlnlstration IN the esiais ~
Hunter. deceased. has been =, ~. =
Ing ON Saturday, the s,lh s ~. !
gust, a. y. 1895, at 1872 . W
at thu County Court hol's ~ a
Court Room of said couH; "
city. Salt Lake County, ~ -, 4
Witness the Clerk or sai ~ A,
me seal thereof adlxed thi -
OF August. A. d. ists ,,,,,p "A
DAVID c. N.innaa'SScIs
~ Deputy !,
Gleason s. Kinney q w.
Attorneys for Petitions"
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Elder y. T, burton. ilkewise ~
Farmers ward. has returned from on
Eastern States mlAslOn. Ito also lrf
nome ON june 2, 1876. and for the first
eleven months libored In Pennsyl-
yanlh' the next fve In brooklyn and
me remainder on The time In western
New York, Ne comes home In good
health and Fp'rllA.
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In the District Court Pfo.it,
sion Ia and Tor slt ~
County. state of piah
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SALTAIR BAKING PONDERCO.

Manufacturers % the Celebrated
sALTAfR SUPERIOR BAKING
POWDER.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Telephone Ga rlngb.
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PROBATE AND GuAgDiAs''|
NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE

Consult County Clerk Or The b'l'',|
slgners Tor Further lniofnl--
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Dublin. Aug i1-rh. whole city IA
.nfcic today. In connection with The
laying " ihc foundation stone 0f the
monument ln mvmly M Wolfe Tone.
The municipal 0ifcUra and many
huHlnfaa houses are closed. Thluaanda
or fNeurslnnisis az arriving and dele
Etifl are ln Attendance from iho Uult-
90 states, Australia South Afrlcl.
lrancc ADD Italy There was an Inn
infntc procession % che alto VI che
monument Il Included Representatives
" all the civic ana trade societies. who
followed a memorial car clrryluF tho
foundation stone whi'h was dhclrat "a
Win rnFa prCkuie1 by the daufhtsri
of Erin ~ association ~ New York
Theobold Wolfe Tone. whose memor.
~ u ihe central feature ~ the fsallv.
liles In Dublin 411ay WIS thc real or
lgluti9r nf she Irish m1ytmU nj thtt
eliminated In ihe rebellion ~ isgs. ~
f1undNi The United trlshmen. Tone
was a Protestant but no mad lmhhau
tocimlaur tcia aud was bitterly hos.
TIE 90 the priests ~ that day, whose
Influence rouutlrlptrd hls own. In
wexford who're the lnHurvr'inn went
luFhgat ihe uhltsi leaders WIRE pr.aafa.
but they acted against sheir chufrh
Tone offered his services 10 put nm
they were declined. 10 ltft a most IN.
tertAlnH account NJ hs Pmlslan al.
ventures, and his tomb Is sam ths ob.
Loot ~ an annual pilgrimage.
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Elder George A. Moore Of Payson.
Utah, called at the News" oiiice this
afternoon on hla return from a mission
90 MlsHiHalppl and louisiana whore h.
years Elder Moore lrft home July ~,
1895. The condition OF the mission. he
s1ys, la very good--much better than
for some time past. Elder Moore says
hR health was the very hest while
he was away and hld not been sick
single day lie arrived IN salt Lake
this afternoon ana win 80 homo this
evening.
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In the matter o. the estate y
Hunter, DECEASED
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A DOUBLE BARREL snof gIl
tween parley's canyon aud ,ai lA..
turn "a Al. v nfent, N Main, thdr
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A POLITICAL ADDRESS.

oelen. IN. Aurual ll.. -

ogden. Utah. August 49,. 1928
To the Editors
~ the request Of Hon. l.. W. Rhuri.
IN mail you the enclosed address II
u the earnest desire OF judge shuriiin
and OF tn friends OF the New" nt
ogden that you publish tl7 same In
fun. IN both the daliy ana semi.wcek-
~ "Newr."
Thanking you In advance for fayora.
! am yours Truly.
JAS. r. BALLANTYSE.
Sec. ogden Cooperation Comlttoo.
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Remember. cvffy can guaranteed %
fIve poffcct sitiffacii1n or money re-
fundCi. You take no rlak Why not
rive o. a tritf
Evening journal., 1898-05-31
LAsr OF TIHE sEAsON.

This evening. at the Opera House,
The Dramatic Club Will present "Tle
School Mistress" as it's last play of the
season. The play is one of the most
pre- Jentious ones yet undertaken by She
club, but its rendition will be satis-
factory, as uhe cast includes many OF
the cieveresI members of the club, who
have been coached by ]. p. Roberts, Of
Philadelphia Mrs Willard Hall Por-
ter has charge Of the stage decora-
items.
The cast is: Hon. We're Queck-tt,
Christopher l. Ward; Admiral Arch e.
bald Ranking, OH. NJ. Flagship "Pan-
dcra'O, Austin Harrington; Lieutenant
John Mallory, Edward A. Ryan; Mir.
Saunders, James f. Nieldsa Regi
nard PanlOver, George w. Sparks: Otto
Bernstein, joseph l.. Richardson; T'y'c or.
Rogers Wilson; Jafnray, a fireman, VIII
liam G. Jones, Jr., Mrs. Ranking, Ms
George w. Sparks; Miss Dyott, (prin-
cIpal of Volumnia College,, Miss Flea
Nor G.. Walton: Dlnsh, Miss Ehzabe d
Wales; Gwenl1oline Hawkins, Miss
Katherine Rice; Ermyntuude johnson.
Mrs. Frank Garrett; Peggy HsrElerigge
a charity pupil, Miss Adeline L. Jones:
JANE Ch'perman, the cook, Mss Isa-
belle B. Wales.