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BRIGHAM CITY.
water Getting Scarce A trivial SUITS :
Conference Pioneer Day.


Conference Pioneer Day.
Special Correspondence.
Brigham city. Boxclder Co. July H.
Now that water is getting scarce pco-
pie are guarding their rights with eN-
ira diligence, and appearances at pres
ent are that there viii b. two or thrue
suits started Ia the near future. IN
each case the expenses are likely TO be
more than the water Is worth TO either
a suit for lioo damages was heard by
Justice Elias Jensen yesterday. From
the testimony % appears that two boys
gph. and Joseph JCppaen. were driving
up Buxcldcr canyon iu % buggy. Ihey
overlook q sheep camp containing Two
young mon-nll ncuualntunCcs. They
fooled aluug and after missing two or
three good upportuulticf. the lads tried
20 pass the sheep wagon, but collidcd
with IT, breaking the stays Of the
tongue. causing nn expense OF about
8l.25. Ten or twelve Witnesses were
suhpocnnod. a lawyer hired on each
side. The time of the court wns uccu-
pied for part Of two days. The case -
now under adyiHcmcnt
Considerable preparations are being
made FOR the Sabbath school conference
10 be- held ln the tabernacle here next
Saturday and sunday. A grand time IL
PIONEER DAY.
We nrn also making arrangements go
celebrate the Twenty fourth Ia Aich "a
glorious and gorgeous way ns never be-
fore witnessed IN this city. Old mon
and blushinF maldens, elderly mntrons
aud little boys are an awaiting Utnh's
natal day with the greatest anxiety.
some 10 see aud others % be seen. An
excellent program has been prepared,
and n carried out aH arranged Il Will
create day OF iollincation and pleas
urc. There IL one feature which seems
to be lacking there ~ n lack OF nmuHe-
mcnts prepared FOR the little people.
Trouble and sorrow VIII come TO them
soon enough; let them be happy while
they may
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HTNA MINING AND MILLING COM
city, Utah, Notice is hereby given that uf 90
meeting Of thU Hoard uf Directors ~ tHu
Aetna Mlnlnsund milling Company. held july
was levied upon tho capital eiuyk uf thu cor
pontiou, payable Immediately 90 tNr ~rrru-
turNs 90 tho office ~ tine company, Rooms Hls
Of Utah.
Any stock upon which thlsassossmpnt shall
rvWnin unpaid ON Monday, August IAN. lsYI
VIII be delinquent and udycriIsr fur sale lt
public auction, and unless payment "a made
before, will De- sold ON Monday, the an dHy 10
September. ls9o, % pay the delinquent assess
ment, together With cost OF advertising aud
expense ~ sale
ny order Of the noard Of Directors.
". q. OLSON, Secretary.
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nANTI.
Interesting Graduating Exercises Of tho
Public schools,

fuhllc schools
Special Correspondence.
Manu, July i9.-One OF the largest
school mcctingu IN the history OF Munti
was held last night at the tabernacle
the occasion being the graduating exer-
clacH Of our district schools Principal
knoch JurgcnHcn. together with the
class, numbering twenty-ono. had ar
ranged everything so well that the CN-
orciavH proved delightful and interest
ing throughout. and there was not "A
hitch VI any Kind To interrupt the sue
cess OF the entertainment, The follow
ing program was carried out:
Song. Welcome TO Al" The Glass 90
Irhyeru. %. -, ...s,.,Mnyor Tenant
SINKING America ....,,The Audience
Opening Address. 60. ...........
90, o.. Principal Enoch Iorgenscn
Class Poem ,..Mlsa Louise Jorgcnscn
ltUcltutluu .. .... Miss Maggie ghnud
Soprano Solo D., Miss Minerva McAllister
Paper THE Value Of Education.
-, 'Fs..s.'s zee 's....s,..,.E I'D Nelson
Glass History. Miss Annie Richards
AddresH go ''' Teacher jos. Y. Jensen
burt. zee -. Observation-Disclosures.
Misses Hcnrctte Madison and
Temperance Recitation ...........
''' ...... .,.,..,..s.Misg Iris Lowry
prognoaucatlon.. .,,, Miss Rlttie Snow
lIcmnrkn President j. H. Maibcn
Address 10 Graduates e.. ,.........
...," .....John d. r. McAllster
Awarding OF Diplomas. o.. o.. 1000.
,s's ..s'' 80 ..,hupt \. G, Nelson
'lNHlnk hrhhlkhs pee Gee ss...
,,,..".... Trustee LOWS Anderson
SINGING The DoNology" The Audience
henedicuon e, ,...,liHhon VIM. r. Ried
-, o.. ..@ ..Blshop William n. Rlrd
The reason these exercises We're held
IuNT Ia IHHuHHus alntHFs.l.f.4
our schools Tor nine weeks. and IL took
time afterwards t. got things In order
nEaln' TWenty-one were given certih-
Gates OF graduation
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TROPIC.
Interesting budget OF Information - A
Thrifty aud Enterprising Town.
Special Correspondents.


Special Correspondence.
Tropic, Garfield County. July H.
Building up, prosperity and bright
prospects Tor the future are the main
characteristics OF this thriving settle
ment, situate as Il Is amid picturesque
surroundings
The town OF Troplc IL plated In a fer
tile valley. In or about the center OF
GARFIELD courtyard distant thirty miles
east OF Pangultch Wheat, oats. rye
ana corn, together with ali kinds OF
vegetables are raised here. likewise
nearly al kinds OF fruit-apples, pears
and plumH are speciality. Wood and
coal are IN abundance, and the pros
pocts for water Tor all needs arc eN-
ccllent only waiting labor 20 make il
available, There n quite "a large
tract OF government land open FOR set
tlement close by and only awaits the
hands Of the thrifty and dillgent to
bring II under control There mas also
been found In close proximity encour-
aging prospects ~ gold, silver and con
per unqucstionably tho near future
viii develop this section Of the country
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FARMINGTON.
OustinE sheep Camp. sud Iiocks from
Mountain streams

Special Correspondence.
Pennington. Davis county. July To-
The officers ~ Davis county are prcpur-
ing to wage an Aggressive campaign
against sheep owners h7rllng ana core
railing sheep ON the headWutorH uf
streams ~ water which How from tho
mountains 90 the settlements below and
which are used Tor culinary ana d1mcs-
tie purposes.
one hcrlor went up barton canyon
east NJ iuuntlful with bis flock about
"a month ago, aud gave che people uf
Bountiful to understand that be- was
going over 10 portorvllle Morgan
county. but he has been campod on tho
haadwatorH Of that same cfcek ever
since. ana the people have been drink
INK the hefuulrd water. The officers
are determined To prevent this u prose
BUTTONS have TO be carried ON weekly
This particular hcrdcd, however, is uu-
der pressure. now moving hiH camps;
whether permanently OF temporarily
however, awaits to Doe seen.
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cOALVILLE.
Convicted Offenders sent to the fen-wnl
Celebrate Pioneer Dsy.


Special Correspondence.
Conlyille. July 1e--in the absence u
Judge NorTell. who was lndlHpOscd,
Judge Cherry presided over the district
court on Monday. His honor sentenced
number OF convicted prisoners 10 the
state prison.
FIVE YEARS IN THE PEN.
J. w. Nccl OF Pooa. convicted Of the
crime Of rape, was sentenced 10 serve
term uf i've years In the state prison.
While he was being conducted from the
court. Ncoi expressed "A desire to click
the county attorney"
ONE YEAR EACH FOR BURGLARY.
W. $. clark and Walter Clark. con-
victod Of the crime Of burglary, were
sentenced by the court TO a teen OF one
year each IN the State prison. County
Attorney Calls stated Co the court that
the ClnrkH We're young men and that
they were not u u vicious disposition.
They had both pleaded guilty. and ~
they had aged parents depending upon
them FOR support, h, asked the court
20 be ma lenlent as possible with them.
The court pronounced tho minimum
punishment upon the prisoners.
WILL CELEBRATE THE 2iTH.
Coalvllle viii have a grand colebrn-
tlon on Pioneer Day. Hon. W. n. King
VIII deliver the Grafton. and as the
judge II a general fayorite In this coun-
~, thcre win be "a great attendance
from the adjoining towns Tho Park
city band will discourse splendid music
throughout the dnyt the air viii be
flled with the thunder OF artillery.
horse races Will alternate with foot
races ana what with dances aud other
sports there Will be hot time in the
old town" next Monday.
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LEfiI.



L1ic July ie.-slnco the Sugar COM
sgfced wLpurrhasrd tho Saratoga hot
1t BcnhrnoEs diotatioithcrc have been IA
Nn VA Ne,oau.t' mh'n n, monts made which
,.se there we're TVS OF the place very
matsded chaperoring from the large
crowdd" tho aur there from I.ehi.
AmcricanNy they md other adjacent
towns the pA a yet destined to bo-
come "A great piS9urc resort.
II IN the intention OF the Sugar COM
pany, and the main object why they
bought II, 10 make of this place a beet
sugar seed farm, and undoubtedly next
spring from nifty To one hundred acres
Of the choicest land Of this ranch viii
be utilized FOR this purpose na II n the
opinion that the soil ana all other con
dtions Of this farm arc adapted to the
growing Of sugar beet seed.
THE RESORTS ATTRACTIONS.
The large bath house which was crcc.
ted by John Beck In capable OF accom-
modating $50 bnthera al a time, and the
mineral water from these springs being
90 lnyiguratlnE, many poople remain at
THIS place weeks at a time taking
bath every day.
a large pavilion right south Of tho
bath house ~ now under construction.
which will be completed IN the course
q those having charge " the resort TO
have dances weekly and everything
VIII be done that II possible 20 make It
pleasant for those wishing 10 spend an
evening thcrr.
Another very attractive feature. tho
resort ~ located right on the west shore
q Utah lake. ana a large pier IN now
being built out into the lake and u
number OF row boats ana "a large sail
INK yacht capable OF seating twenty
people have been secured. NO those who
enjoy boating can take "a spin on Utah
lake.
Right north o. the bath house a base
naN ground II being prepared. ana tho
manager Of the resort IN negotiating
WIN two ball teams, who win undOubt-
'dlF In the very near future play a
match game NJ this place,
Tonight there ~ TO be hay-rncs cx-
cqffl0n To the springs. and Il n expect
I'd that about 100 young people and
number from American Fork viii take
ln. Very nearly every evening FOR
No past month theerc has been either
hay-rnck excursion or lake party
given nt this resort.
CREAMERY PLANT.
Tho machinery for the Lehl creamery
arrived today Via o. y. L.. and In the
course NJ a Few days tho building viii
%. under construction. The site select
% ~ erect this building on is piece
ei lana now owned by Samuel Taylor
n town.
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LOGAN.
lawn Hociai-Elisworth- KlInglcr NuptlaIs
-Heturnod Missionary.

NN Hneial-Illsworth-k iingler Nuptiais
Returned Missionary.
special Correspondence.
Logan July i9-The Y. l.. MI. A. OF
,n' Third ward gave a lawn social last
,.sn'' on the grounds OF Hon. Joseph
''''Irl' II was one OF tho incest and
Tts' successful events OF the season.
r..5 was a ilne program OF exercises
cnlsled and Refreshments OF tho
'i',Ht kinda were served
a. Wlhefd Jones Of Providence forfeited
a., Justice Smiths court today for
H-l'sWOltTH- KLlNGLER NIP
TIAG4S.
ri ''yll,9m,!e, Ellsworth OF Menan. and An
No.. Nllngler Of Rexburg. Idaho, were
'''"ssl 10 wed today.
H., RETURNED MISSIONARY.
bnuer Arthur Porter 81 this city liz nj
onn again after an absence 'of thirty
eT'....noh months In Europe. where no was
.rsasea ~ missionary work. The
WsgI part " the time he iabore,l In
ii', HlHs mission, although he nlso Ma
otb..' 1e mission ilelds In nearly All tho
ana european countries He IN we'll
labor. ports enjoyment and profit II. his
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NOTICE Z, hereby slycn that a genera
meeting ~ tho stockholders ~ the 'BfuuI
der tho laws Of I tuh, will Dee held ut thf
rumuhnN's office, Nu. 20 J.. llr,t south street
salt Lake tltN, state NJ ltuh. on tho alst dly
NJ August lsHi ut tu'rlOrk pm ~ said DIM.
fur thu purpose NJ considering and voting
upon thr following proposed amendments 0
tHr ARTICLES ~ Incorporation M suld COMPANY.
tuaNlt' lu amend article ono Uf Che said
hrilcIus ~ Incorporation by substituting nm
tnU words tWvnty Five lNI yrura. tly HuriIs
my On yrurA The purpose uf such amend
mrut T. 9" chbuec thr time % duration uf stII
corporation from twenty five UAI ~ fIfy .m
yrirsi aud for The furthuf purpose uf oIrrt o.
lug ulirvr, aud directors ~ said corporation.
HuI inr The trtua .I1u M such n.Hur uIaI
ness us muy properly nlmu hfflHH lL
Dated tHls lNth uHF uf July. lsu
THOMAS ~. JENNINGS.
INANI. " LLNNLN.-
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The undersigned viii soil ~ private sal p
the tHl .rNlul described real estate situated
lu the tlfN and county NJ salt Lake. state Of
tthhi Thrrust hlIf o. thv west hnIfuf Do
two Gf h.nrh thlTtY-nNu tlI. pIu go" -HIt
Lake city SURVEY hHlug two and uutiahuIf
rds frontage and tfuuiy uls depth con-
tanning nft" square rods. uu ur otter -ItuF-
day tho sl1d DDS uf July. isu Hud ufltf.u
bids will hu reviewed 90 nucklr Is Sons Nu.
90 South Muln street SAT- Lake Dity, Jtahi
terms ut snlv rush
JOHN r. BUCKLE
Administrator.
Dated salt Lake CITY Utah, July o. l.1g
Allen a. sanford, Attorney.
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Cannon. pora.gi.
ThopItlun NJ John NJ Cannon, admluls-
talur of the estate 0f Abraham n. cannon.
decreased. praying fnr uu order uf suIpuf nfIl
Hul personal property uf said dH'ptluut Huu
ihli ul PRISONS Interested uppoHr lufnv iHg
said court tn show cause uhl un order should
NOT Doc granted 90 soil su much Hs .hBII b.
necessary, uf Che following dusstIl,d rHlI aud
fruuunI property ui aHih uurUHsuu. tusWltf
seventy Ru6drlatb, '8' r ,4IA ,"ay a9
huy Nl links north frum thu suthplst
rufurf or the southwest quarter lII of srf.
range two G9 west Of salt tlkc Mrrldnni run.
ming tupurU north nineteen and Hfty
huulVutlis 1890 chuluss thence Wt,t srNvu
and ylFuty huudrdths G.-u rhalnsi thence
ghhnsi thence east seven ana eighty
huuirvltbs G-W rhHius tn place ~ h0gln.
ming. SITUATE BOO salt Lake COUNTY state of
Also lots uluc m md ten n0. I'm block drc.
o. Central rark Addition Go ogden city, state
Also lots eight Ol. nine f1. tom um. ,IDvcn
lil, twvly, no ANA thirteen ul Do buek
twenty -rlght 90, Nelson Park Addition 90
Ogden cry, 7iuiguf lmn.
Also AZ undivided uuy-hllf 90 Of part of
the southwest quarter Otl ~ -,s.tlou niuptt. u.
township slN I'm north. rHugu two ID WRIST. salt
Lake Meridian, \. survey beginning thrvc
aud thrs nnd s.Nty-hvc huudrrdths 0GI
chains vust irlm the northwest corner uf slll
quarter section running thence south thlr-
rbuuur.uf Weber Ni,Urs thruen la I'M .BiI
river rtnt md northeast tU point three and
eighty hunlfvdths Un chains east NJ
Eighty hundrydtns di.n chains 90 place "
beginning situate u Weber County. Utah.
Also uil DO, south huIf tl NJ thr northeast
quarter Uu off section Gn, township U north.
Uuh.
north half nf suetilu nur III. township severn
trgu 1,! snuthuf range eight fs west NJ -uIt
l1hu MERIDIAN. lu thu county NJ Willard,
'unu ,t1tk and bu,lu,.s, known as tho unu-
non stationery store boo ogden. Utah
lAu!. shutrs ui thy 'npIiul stock NJ thU Hluy
liird Mining luWuAuN.
one ,hnryu lhr capital stock Of che Utah
sld5i -haiu. n che capitol ,tprk Of the New
Year Gold Mining Company
w 'hnfr'ui ih' capital stock uf tho Utah
sh8ro ~ ne capital -tockofthg Goibc.
fltt' Drug company.
Lake Amusement Company
shurr, OF thr capital stock ~ i. g..
Taylor, re- corporation.
udushare oi tlio capital stock OF the Sam
$500 share. 81 tho capital stucl, VI tho
superior Mining Company.
iat hnrcs ot thg capital stock of thg
Cedar sheep Association
l-,uUu sbnrrs M tur capital stock NJ tho
American Mining s Milling Company.
lO3N shares 81 ihr capital stock NJ tho
Alexander Mining Company
aUsharu, oft.otaptli ,tlc, nftbo brigham
Young Trust COMPANY.
G3 ,H,ru, OF boz rauIialstorl, of thn -tor.Iug
NIuIus uud Milling Company
O. ahurH. NJ tIr capital stn.E 40 tho Utah a.
salt lHku Canal Company,
tUu SHARE. NJ tut capital stock OF uIn
Grant Gold NluIus Company.
y H.|.
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POCATELLO, IDAHO.
Farewell Reception rendered to Loot.
Christensen.

Christensen.
Special Correspondence.
pocntcuo. July IA very pleasant
time was had last evening IN the ass
Hcmbly hall here, The coniolnt NJ. /. A
rendered President Louis Christensen
q farewell reception. splendid proc
gram was carried out In the forcpart
~ tho evening. The Misses Shlpp Of
Salt Lake assisted materially In max
INK this part OF the entertainment a
success, AftUr the program. Ice cream
and cake was served by q beyy NJ
young ladies. The floor was then
cleared and an impromptu dance was
given TN midnight every one present
expressed themselves uH we'll pleased
parted with, good wishes Tor Elder
Christensen.
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Notice is horshy given that nt 70 meeting NJ
the Board of Directors OF tNu buluut NIuU.
uu assessment Uf Give HH rrut- per sItHH WrIs
levied upon the capital stnrh uf tlr company.
and before tho rIh NHN 90 July. l-u. ANY
sioHk upon which This assessment may rHmuIu
unpaid uu the ath uHA ~ July i-H, NIlI hu
auction. aud unless payment rs made before
viii Do sold uu the -otN uuy NJ Ausuat. ls.I. 100
pay the dlllnqurut assessment together With
Gusts % ud vprtlsiug and rNuuus'- Hf .Ilu.
SAMUEL i. PAUL. Secretary
tW lrusr.s liIurhi ~u.t lake tItv Utah
lutui san Lake city. juno lIfh l-u.
iint publication. June lHth lsII
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT Sorror

West Morning Glory Mining Company
Principal Place " business, salt Lake city
state ~ Utah,
Notice There uru delinquent upou the fol-
lowing described stock. uu account " Asspss.
rvuf levied roo the alih day ~ May 1903 tho
several amounts srt uuplsItu tho names ~
The respective shareholders as follows
NHmUINE
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, a powder Tor the feet Ia
cures painful, swollen smarting, neryoust 'et
aud Instantly takes tho sting out Of corns
and bunlous. lts the greatest cousfort dis
coyery OF the age, Aliens Foot Ease make,
tight or new shoes feel easy. ID l. "a certain
cure for sweating, calluus and hot, tired
aching feet Try II 70 day sold by all drug
gists and shoe stores IVY mail forg5c IN stamps.
Trial package FREE Address, Allen 81
Olmsted, 10 Roy, N. Y.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAIL.wA,


Last train leaves Lagoon SundHys al
go p m. ROUND TRIP. rs CENTS
olsen's lemous Orchestra IN attendance
every Afternoon and evening
SIMON nAMnEk0ER Gonl Mgr.
u w. EARLY, Cent Pass Agent.
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Hi,hIand tapnor Mining Company. pripei,ai
iI'co 90 Business, salt Lake CITY. Utah

NOTICE Ihcfo afro Delinquent up1n tte
fI0IfIN. uisrplrl stock. uu nruufit a IN,
I-i. fHH several amounts .rf uufu.Ita M
.mN 90 tiH Respective sharuHu.ddr.. ns
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or the Respec-
tive SIgnots for Further
Information.
NOTICE To CREDITORS.


Creditors will present claims with voucher,
tn the undersigned 90 the lfW Office ~ Wud
dell Is Adams Mccormick UuIIdIuE salt Lake
ely, Utah, un ur before tho G.nd day uf
October A. ~ lsIr
FLLTN W.. JACKSON.
Eyccutrix nf the Estate NJ George Robert IS.
Gurhutt Deceased.
WuddrII q Adams Attorneys Tor Estate.
lltuuf hret publication june .!uI. a %.
taHN
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FRANK W JENNiNo,


The Guloul Mine, a Corporations Location ~
Niuus ll,.I -ur.uF- .luHn County Ufah.
PRINCIPAL Place NJ liusluUs,, salt Lake
CITY, Utah
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NDhn Brown Stone Company. prfusIfHI
pi'eo"i business Salt Lake uIty Utah
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Many heavy local rains having oc-
CURED during the past week in those
sections tfouthcnHtcrn counucs) where
druuth has been prevailing for nearly
four weeks. the tone u correspondence
reports has changed. The showers Wis
itcd many sections where water for
purposes Of Irrigation II not obtain
able. Some grain, hay and vegetables
ON dry land have improved, though
there were many rclds " grain ON dry
farms that were cut FOR hay. showers
materially improved the ranges whore
the grass WAS becoming scarce. There
u only an occasional complaint OF scar
city Of water Tor purposes NJ irrigation.
water ~ abundant nH rule, with the
prospects uf a Huiiicicncy for the re-
malnder uf the season.
Harvest of the hay crop made
progress and the first cutting OF alfalfa
IN about done. Interruption from show
era wna experienced In Hammock county.
The second crop OF alfalfa. having sum
Client water. made rapid growth during
the warm weather. The hay crop prom
lHcH an average, though there ~ reduced
acreage due to the February freeze.
Fan wheat II maturing and spring
grain II heading. The prospect ~ for
an average crop Of grain on irrigated
land
Fruit trees and the fruit are In a
healthy growing condition. There Is
little complaint OF damage from insects.
Fruit trees viii mature considerably
less than full crop, though the quail
ny viii be superior.
S. NJ. BLANDFORD.
Section Director,
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
IDAHO.


Boise. Ida. July iS.-Thcra was rise
of temperature In an sections during
RrrcH for the State. or "a daily excess
above the normal uf degrees. II was
the most decidedly warm week ~ the
season. Frequent thundorHtormH, which
caused copiuuH ruinfallH. occurred Ia
many sect ms Of the central and south
eastern counties on the lith, 18th. ltth
ana 18Th. Damaging hail attended
some OF the storms aud fan NJ rain ON
the 18th damaged farm and railroad
property In Bhnnock county about
Downcy. Several good local rains from
thundorHtormH also occurred IN the
southwestern sections.
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DIZZINESS

means that your stomach needs alton
tlon-your liver II getting ready 90 nm
your system with poisonous bile. After
the dizziness VIII come dyspepsia, ncr-
vOusness ana sleeplessners There's
hut one thing 10 do. Use Uustotter'a
stomach liltters faithfully II viii
cleanse the system, and tone up the
stomach. II makes hearty, strong mon
ana women. SEE that "a PRIVATE
REVENUE STAMP covers tho neck OF
tho Rattle.
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- So -.-----1- -
For sale by n. q. NJ. l.. clark Ell
drrdge 4 co.. Salt Lake Hardware 90.
and George a. Lowe. Salt Lake city,
Utah
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Tho lnuor NUHmHfH H.uHs COMPANY. Oh ..Ir.
u'f.f.|N. .."H' H. I..U.. I..|.. .I|H.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

The machinery for tho Lehi creamery
arrived today via q. a. L.. and In tho
course NJ a tcw days tho building Will
o. under construction. The site select
g 70 erect this building on IL piece
o. land now owned by Samuel Taylor
. situated In the southeastern part
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-12-07

JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS contributes to the
Christmas number of the Saturday Evening Post an
authentic account of the daring attempt to the
confederate cabinet of the great movement whereby
Grant and Sherman to cooperate in crushing
the confederacy. How the attempt failed and why
it failed the subjects of chapter of the little
known history of the secret service The Christmas
number Of the Post will be on all news-stands De-
cember 21st.