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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-05

K. Mel entertained about seventy
friends last Monday. The lodge room
over the Neil drug store had been pre
pared for dancing. and here, until near
~ 5 O'Clock in the morning, the guests
enjoyed themselves. Lunch was served
at u o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Nell proved
themselves pleasant entertainers.
Frank 7. Shepherd. since his return.
has been receiving the congratulations
OF his many friends here, and they are
glad TO know that he has decided to To-
cate here again. He was a member of
TorTeys rough riders, but since his
discharge has been visiting relatives in
Wisconsin, His brother has accom-
panied him to Utah and viii also re-
main. here.
Miss Cal Jensen has gone to Salt
Lake with the expectation Of remain
ing some time.
David Potter, who was recently mar
ried 20 Mrs. Alice Higgins, has taken
charge of the cuisine department of the
Snyder company at Gold mountain.
A well-attended dance was given last
evening for the benefit of the Y. M.
NJ. l. A.
Miss Clarinda Nelson, who has re-
sided in Salt Lake for about a year
past, has returned home.
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a dance VIII be given next Friday
evening for the benefit of Charles Bean.
who leaves on the 18th inst. to perform
missionary work.
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George Hessmer, who has been en-
ployed in the livery business here for
years past, has gone to Price, to go into
the employ of II. D. Elliott in the same
business.
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The much-talked-o volunteers re-
ception and bah has again been post
poned, this time to March II. 1t is ex-
pected there will be no further delays,
and the arrangements committee is
completing the details. 1t is intended
to make it the grand social event of
the winter.
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Miss Ruby Wright leaves for Salt
Lake this morning to visit her father,
Senator Wright, who has been so i'll for
several days past as to be unable to at
tend to his legislative duties.
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MERCUR SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Mercur, March AIRS. Ben Stein
man returned from visit to Salt Lake
on Tuesday.
Miss Dot Lashbrook, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, returned
home this week.
The Emerson club met with Mrs
Warner on Tuesday evening and an
swered to roll call with quotations
from Scott. Some time was devoted to
Scott, after which Emerson's essay on
Experience" was taken up. Next
Tuesday evening Longfellow will be
the theme.
a new social club has been organ
lied and the initial meeting will be held
on Thursday, and weekly thereafter.
Dancing and cards will be the object
of the gatherings.
Among the coming events is a grand
ball by the firemen on st. Patrick s
day. The boys are laboring hard to
make it an enjoyable affair.
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Miss Janet Turner was visiting her
old friends in Mercur few days ago.
Mrs. w. T. Thomas left this week
for Bingham, and the family will make
their home there for some time.
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LEHI SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Lehi, March 4.-Mr. Suel Lamb and
Mrs. L. brewery of Cache county, were
visitors at A ]. Evans this week.
Senator a. j. Evans spent day at
home this week.
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The family and friends of Mr.. ]. Joice
gave him a very happy surprise on his
birthday. A fine supper was served, af-
ter which music, vocal and instrument
al, was rendered for the balance of the
evening.
The tin wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Brandshaw was cele-
brated at their new residence, which
has just been furnished and fitted up
for the occasion. A large party of
guests assembled and partook of
sumptuous supper. after which an eN-
cellent programme of music, both vocal
and instrumental. also literary, was
carried out.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldman Of Salt Lake
We're visitors at Mrs. Richard Brad
shaw's this week.
The Kirkham band gave a hop in the
opera house. Fashionable company
was present.
east, where he has been on a pleasure
and business trip combined.
]. H Valaze, who is now visiting his
relatives at Rock Springs, will return
Sunday.
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t. r. Cutler is now in New York on
business.
john Rudman of ogden is spending a
few days with his parents.
F. Cotton of Cedar Fort is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Senator Evans spent a day or
two in Salt Lake City. this week.
The two daughters of Mr.. ]. j. Childs
are very sick.
]. NJ. Kirkham was a visitor to Salt
Lake City this week.
Miss E. Austin attended the Sousa
concert and visited friends at Salt Lake
City few days ago.
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The Lehi Opera company, under the
dlrectorship OF Professor +. Beesley,
viii give a performance in about three
weeks.
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The Returned Missionaries associa-
ton held their yearly reunion March
2, at the bank hall. y programme con-
sistinS of songs, speeches and old-time
stories was enjoyed and then work was
performed in three fields of labor.
Dancing was participated in until
lunch, which was served at o'clock,
after which dancing was resumed until
an election of officers was held. A. r.
Anderson was elected president; James
Kirkham, secretary; T. II. Trane, treas
urer. A committee of reunions for Feb
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sPRINGvILLE SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence.)

Springville, March 4.-The character
ball last evening at the Reynolds hall
was attended by 100 couples, in addi-
ton to a numerous assembly of spec
tators. Spanish Fork, Provo and Pay
son We're represented by delegations of
dancers. The three prizes offered We're
won as follows:
First prize, a silver tea pot, won by
H. B. Smith. Character, Spanish
Cavalier
Second prize, a dressing case. Miss
Bessie Brinton. Character, Rough
Rider"
BOBBY prize, a rubber doll, John Rey-
nolds. Character, Heather Chinee.''
The concluding ball of the season will
be Bow Party" at Reynolds hall,
Friday evening, March 10. The COM
mittee of arrangements are Misses Ell
lice Reynolds and Lou Whitaker and
Messrs. G. e. Anderson, Willis Strong,
NJ. B. Crandall and NJ. S. Parry. Shop
ards orchestra will furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roylance en-
tertained a party at cards on Tuesday
evening. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Roylance, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alma Roylance, Mrs. N. T. Mel
son.
The High Five club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Tuckett at Mapleton on
Tuesday afternoon and evening
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The Spanish Fork Mutual Benefit
Dramatic club presented TONY, the
Convict" at the city hall on Thursday
evening. 1t was well rendered.
George Smith is up from Marysvale
this week, after an absence of over
two years, and is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. c. j. Peterson.
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Ex-Mayor r. A. Deal went to Wash
ington, D. c., this week on business.
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Miss Lizzie Waters is at home again,
after few months visit in Salt Lake
City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Westwood are up
from Mt. Pleasant for a visit with
their parents in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Brown are again
residents of this city, having moved up
from GunniSOn this week
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a few friends at whist Thursday even
ing. Light refreshments were served.
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The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church met with Mrs. H. B. Hilliard.
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Mrs Helfrich of Mountain View, Ida,
is visiting her sister, Mrs w. H. Roth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Bergstrom were at
the Ogden Hot Springs for a few days
the past week.
The Magazine club met Friday after
noon with Miss Kimball at the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs. P. ]. German.
The following programme was atten-
lively listened to:
Quotations from Robert Burns, Life
of Author" Mrs. Beckwith''; magazine
review, Mrs. Mark Foote; current
events, Mrs. Winslow; art notes, Mrs.
Gottsteine.
Ice cream, cake and coffee, with the
social half hour, finished a very pleas
ant afternoon, and the club adjourned
TO meet with Mrs. Loomis March II.
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Lent and the heavy SHOWS have put
a stop to almost all gaiety.
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MT. PLEASANT SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Mt. Pleasant, March 4-The society
event of the week of greatest conse-
quence was the calico bail given on
Tuesday evening under the auspices of
a committee of young ladies of the city.
The distinguishing features were the
costumes worn by the participants.
The ladies were arrayed in dresses of
calico of all styles and designs. The
men were supposed to have been
adorned with a calico necktie as the
only requisite, so far as calico was con-
cerned, but some of them, with an eye
to the ludicrous, sported other orna-
ments of this nature. The affair was a
great success in point of attendance
and enjoyment.
Dr. w. NJ. Paden of Salt Lake City
will deliver his lecture on Greater
America at the Wasatch academy on
Friday evening next.
The Civic club held its regular BIZ
monthly meeting at the academy last
evening. The subjects had been as
signed and were delivered as follows:
Territorial and Slavery Question"
Miss Ella c. Heron.
Current Events" Miss Mary Hem
menway.
Levi Christensen went out to Levan
this week. He will remain there in
definitely.
Lyman Aldrich, Will Woodring. Hen
ry Blumenthal and Ernest Mcclellan
attended the Woodmen of the World
ball at Ephraim on Wednesday even
ing.
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Er,-;o M
of the week in Provo, attending to le-
gal business.
NJ. G. Rolph is at Manti this week.
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A very pleasant evening was given
the friends of Mrs. NJ. F. Rosenberg on
Monday evening, to celebrate the fifty
ninth anniversary of her birth. High
five was the principal amusement in
dulged in.
A. Lundberg was a Salt Lake visitor
during the early days of the week.
A number of friends rendered Mr.
and Mrs. Lars Jorgenson a surprise
party on Monday evening. Games.
Rotations and luncheon were enjoyed.
Miss Belle Alfred was remembered by
d crown OIL young IflenQS, VINO spent
an evening with her, after surprising
her.
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Albert Rosenlof went to Gunnison
yesterday, to begin preparing the store
building to be occupied by the firm of
Aldrich & Rosenlof
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James Borg and Kimber Barton re-
turned this week from LIE Grande, Ore,
where they have been on an explora-
ton tour. They were very much i'm
pressed with the place, and consider it
desirable place at which to locate,
but have not made up their minds as
yet to settle there permanently.
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EVANSTON SOCIETY.
csnecial corresnondence.,

Evanston, March 3.-Niss Lisle Wins
low entertained few friends at whist
Monday evening. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. DR.. Solier
had small quilting bee" The Misses
Mckenzie, Winslow, Ida, Foote. Rain
bun and Mrs. WinsIow We're present,
and the fair hostess is one quilt ahead.
/. D. Jackson, former proprietor OF
the Union Pacific hotel at this place,
will take possession of the Pacific no
month.
George +. Fast, second lieutenant
company H, First Wyoming infantry,
Stopped off Thursday on his way to
Ohio from Manila. He reported Major
Foote as being in Hongkong on short
vacation. and all the boys well. Lieu
tenant Fast is on sick Through, having
been III during his entire stay in Ma
Mia, and his physician ordered him
home before the hot season.
Mrs. DR.. Bristol and Mrs. Lou Deni-
son went to Ogden Wednesday 10 be
present at the meeting OF the ladies'
auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers. before whom Mrs.
w. a. Murdoch Of Chicago. grand lee
turer Of the order, was to speak.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church met with Mrs Sam Dickey
Thursday afternoon. Considerable work
was accomplished, and delicious re-
freshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w. Foote entertained
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AMERICAN FORK SOCIETY.
Especial CorrespondenceS

Especial Correspondence
American Fork, March 4.-Jean Chip
man and Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Friday
We're at party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Farrier of Provo Thursday
evening.
Mr. Scrattorn of Fillmore is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Emily Mcdonald.
Mrs. S. L. Chapman, wife of the su-
perintendent of the Chapman Mercan-
Pa, to New York City this week, and
will take in the sights at the latter
place for a few weeks.
Bishop Robinson is still very i'll.
Mrs. James Newton is about recov-
cred from her long illness.
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Ephraim Nash and family left Thurs
day for Thompson's Springs. Mr.. Nash
has a ranch fifteen miles south of there,
mer.
Miss Minnie Brown came home from
the B. Y. academy at Provo Friday, and
will return Sunday evening.
William H. Grant was a Provo visitor
today.
James Herbert visited in Salt Lake
yesterday.
Miss Wood of Huntsville is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Moffett.
Genrge Shelley of the American Fork
Coop and Miss Mary a. Jacklin were
married at the Salt Lake temple We'd
nesday, and Will soon take up their res
idence in Mr.. Shelley's new brick home
here.
Miss Minnie Lunt of Nephi, who has
been visiting the family of William
Grant for three weeks, returned home
this morning.
On Wednesday at Provo Miss Mary A.
Forbes, daughter of Principal j. B.
Forbes, was married to Augustus Null
linger of Steele county Minnesota. Rev.
J. Edward Kirby of the NJ. E. church
officiated. \ reception was given at
the home of the brides parents here
Wednesday, only relatives OF the fam
lily being present.
Miss Olive Forbes and Mrs. Lilly
Bush of Mammoth visited the Forbes
family here this week.
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The Misses Priscilla. and Mary Helen
Grant and Miss Minnie Lunt visited
Provo Friday.
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A grand birthday surprise party was
given Miss Helen Grant at her home
last night. All the usual amusements
and nice supper were INDUCED in, be-
sides a fine literary and musical pro-
gramne was given, consisting of songs
by Joseph Aston and Misses Alice and
Maud briggs, instrumental music by
Professor Lindsey, a recitation by Miss
Maud briggs, and last. but not least, a
mute wedding by Fred Henriod and
Lena Greenwoo Joseph Aston officiat-
ing. There were present: Alex Robert
son, Bert Sholes, A. B. Frisby and
Claud Thurman of Provo, and Miss
Minnie Lunt of Nephi, besides home
people as follows: Fred Henriod and
Lena Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Aston. Mrs. Blanche Jackson, Misses
Maud and Alice briggs, Misses Mazda
and Ida Chapman, Miss Pulsipher, Pro-
fessor Lindsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Steele, Rastus Green and Walter Wild
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The families of James Pulley and
Fred Wright were quarantined yester-
day on account of scarlet fever. Mr.
Wright's 4-year-old son has it, and so
has Mr.. Pulley's 4year-old girl.
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Kindergarten officers Elected.

Cincinnati, o., March 4.-The Interna-
tionaI kindergarten Union adjourned
this afternoon to meet in Brooklyn dur
ing Easter week of 1900. The following
officers were elected:
President, Miss Caroline II. Haven of
New York; vice presidents, Miss Alice
II. Putnam of Chicago and Mrs. James
L. Hughes of Toronto; corresponding
secretary and treasurer. Miss Mary d.
Runyan of New York; recording seere-
tary, Anna W. Williams OF Philadel-
phia; auditor, Miss Patti Hill Of Louis
xriIle
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LOGAN SOCIETY.
Csnecial Correspondence.,


Logan. March 3.-One OF the social
events of Importance which occurred
during the week was the social given
by the local lodge of Woodmen of the
World Monday evening in the Eccles-
Howell hall. The company which par
ticipated in the affair consisted of lodge
members their families and a number
of invited friends. Luncheon was
served during the early part of the
evening, and then cards and dancing
held sway for some time. Messrs. L. T.
Hyde and 5. j. Jeppesen favored the
party with a guitar and violin duet,
and Mrs. a. B. Irvine recited. Alto
gether decidedly pleasant evening was
spent.
Bishop w. 3. Preston was visiting rel
atives in Logan several days this week.
MRS. Jane 4. Jones. who left here
last fall for Stafford. Ariz., has returned
10 Logan again. and viii remain here.
The Jolly Souls Dancing club gave
their regular weekly hop last evening,
and a very pleasant time they had. Sew
eral new dances We're introduced, and
the dancers had lots of amusement
watching each other attempt to master
their intricacies.
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The wedding reception of Mr.. n. w.
Kimban, jr., and Miss Lrottie B. Good
win on Tuesday evening was quite a
social event. 1t was held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Belle Goodwin, the brides
mother, and a host of friends of the
young couple We're present to make the
occasion a pleasant one. A fine supper
was served, after which dancing, sing
ing, cards. etc, held the attention of
the guests until a late hour. The we'd
ding gifts were numerous and hand
some n. w Kimball, father of the
groom, performed the ceremony which
united the couple.
A big masquerade will be held in the
Palace hall this evening.
Mr. A. H. Thompson was visiting in
Salt Lake during the week.
Hon. r. w. Sloan made a flying trip
from Salt Lake TO Logan Monday. He
returned the same day. taking his fam
ely with him, on visit to friends in
the capital.
Mrs. Phoebe Mclaughlin, nee Ella
son. came up from Silver City Sunday
and spent several days of this week in
WISHING relatives ana TRENDS mere
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The many friends of Mrs Arthur
Bateson combined to give that lady a
very pleasant surprise Wednesday
evening. The affair was admirably
planned and proved to be a complete
success in every way. Lunch was par
taken OF, and then cards held sway for
a time. the party winding up with
merry dance.
A surprise party will be given this
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Robinson. Extensive prep
aTations are being made for it. and
good time is confidently expected by
those possessing invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker of the
Second ward gave a very pleasant
birthday party at their home Tuesday
evening in honor of the 10Th birthday Of
Mrs. Mary Hsmp. 4 large company of
guests was present, and the evening
WAS pleasantly spent
Mr.. Joseph Brim of Marsh Valley is
visiting Logan the guest OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hyruln Merrill.
Mr.. ]. F. Critchlow of Ogden was in
the city during the foreY part of the
week.
II. G. Whitney. of Salt Lake, who
came UP with the opera company on
Thursday, spent today visiting in the
city.
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ceipts and operations with the sub-treas-
Try, covering the past ten days. the previ-
Gus weeks statement not having shown
these losses fully. The increase in loans
is heavier than expected. but in this item,
also, more than the currents weeks bust
ated to reduce deposits and the total ex-
pansion. was only 81. 2S6. 700. This is less
than the increase Of 5000, 900 reported by
the Chase National. showing a real de-
crease on the part}Of the remaining sixty
two banks. The financing of new trusts
had 4 great deal to do with the deposit
changes. The slight advance In rates
which the statement forecasts Will prob
ably bring a great deal of money to New
York within the next two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Allison, Mrs. r. F.
Northcott, Mrs Lena Thackeray, Miss
Amy Boyden, Miss Hattie Wheadon,
Miss Flora Cuff, Miss Maggie Lusty,
Miss Blanch Hall. Miss Annie Thomas,
Mr.. w. NJ. Boyden, Mr.. Frank Evans
Mr.. L. E. Eldredge Mr.. P. c. Evans,
Mr.. J. A. Loring, Mr.. Wilmer Evans,
Mr.. William Allison, Mr.. Tuekerman,
Mr.. Frank Olsen and Mr.. j. S. Salmon.
Dainty refreshments were served. sing
for some time, after which the COM
pany was favored with some very
amusing recitations by Professor ]. Ar
thur Loring, and the delightful evening
ended
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Wool Market Review.

Boston. March 4.-The Commercial Bull
letin will say tomorrow: Trading has
been rather quiet during the week Of
fers are being made at a little below QUO
tations and territory has sold on a accent
basis. COmbing stocks are still very firm
domestic and $4,000 pounds foreign. a to-
tai of 3S2l.G00 pounds. against 1911 600
for the same week last year. The sales to
domestic and a, decrease of s3fI 7oa ro,,nds
foreign in the sales to the same date in
1895. The receipts 10 date show an in
crease of Ssh bales domestic and a de-
crease of 1531l bales foreign
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, March 4.-Receipts, $50. Mar
ket steady. Native beef steers, 400d5. 20:
western steers, 3.s064.S0; Texas steers, $50
G4.60; cows and heifers, 3.20G410; Gamers
calves. 45Od6.75; bulls and stays. 3.O0d4.OO'
HogS-Receipts. $500 Market > cents
lower. Heavy, 9.5215q3.55: mixed. $50
3.521z; light, 3.45d3.521s; pigs. 3-00qS.40; bulk
of sales, 3.50q3.55.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 Market steady.
Native muttons. 3.s5d4.S5; western NUT
tons. 3.S0d430: stock sheep. 2.75q3.75;
lambs, 4.0044.75.
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The Liver Keeps People Well.

When the Liver is sluggish, ali other
organs are involved. You suffer from
Biliousness, Jaundice,
Headache, Indigestion. Pain in Back.
Chills and Loss of Energy. You will
never know how promptly these trou-
bles can be cured until you use Herb
Inc. 1t cures quickly when other reme-
dies utterly fail. Regulates the Liver.
Puri1es the Blood. Herbine is a Harm
less Vegetable Remedy that gives new
life and energy almost from the first
dose. Price, 80 cents. Free Trial Bottle
at H. C. NJ l. Drug Department.
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IDAHO FALLS SOCIETY.
(snecial Corresnondence(

Idaho Falls, Ida. March "a mar
riage reception was given to the many
friends of Mr.. Eugene Wright on the
evening of March l. The reception was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
j. Wright, the father and mother of the
groom. The floral decorations We're
quite extensive and beautiful. Covers
we're laid for about fifty couples.
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There was a Martha Washington So
cial held in the Presbyterian church on
the evening of Feb. 2S Those present
were dressed in colonial style. 1t was
a very unique affair.
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Miss Alice McIntire of Kansas has
taken charge of the primary DEPART
ment in the Idaho Falls schools.
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coALvILLE SOCIETY.
lsneclal Corregpondence.l

Coalville, March 3.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Allison entertained at progressive whist
Saturday evening. at which prizes were
awarded to Mir. and Mrs. j. L. Boyden
and Mr. 2. c. Evans in the order
named. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs 3. s Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. J.
l.. Boyden. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Croft,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Smith, Mr. and Mrs
II. J. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs DR.. J. Z. Hos
meG-, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. o. L. French,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Wilde, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alma Eldredge, Mr. and Mrs. r. S. CAL
derwood. Mr.. and Mrs. a. D. Wheaton,,
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Coffee and Smear

New York, March 4-Coffee options
closed steady, unchanged. to points
higher Sales. 1850 bags, including
March 5.25; April. $50: May 5.35; June,
$40; July. $50; September sos
Spot Coffee-RiO. quiet but steady; No.
invoice. 81; No. jobbing, 6zt; mild
steady; Cordova. 6G14.
Sugar-Raw. firm but not quotably
higher. Fair refined. SIS; centrifugal o.
test as; mOlasses sugar. 3 I1-16; refined.
firm; mould A, 81: standard A, Az: con
fectioners' A. AS; cut loaf, 81; crushed.
51s;. powdered, SIS; graduated, 5; cubes,
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Chicago Livestock

Chicago. March 4-The few cattle that
were offered today found buyers at un-
changed prices.
Hogs were cents lower. Fair to choice.
3. 70q3.S71s; heavy packing lots, 350G3. STA
pigs. 3O0GI3. So
Sheep and lambs were unchanged. In
ferior to choice sheep. 25OG4. 60; yearIings-
4.30Q4.65: lambs. 3.50Gs495.
Receipts-Cattle, 800; hogs, 5000;
sheep, 500. VI