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The Republican journal., 1899-08-17

~
-." 0lSlrlcVS IN Tue Northwest
.'u dlscoVered up the BOISE
'' Ih'leS from b"lSe' lqano.
were opened laSt week on
'N' RON "illch phenomenal as,
moved f2ur more parallel
-''ice oFeh louhd. one VEN
" '7 ana SHOWS Tree goIo ln
r 4"ahIllles' fleees OF gold
Nelnel 81 wheat are common
--','suah morse ace created a
e No'uihols' ONO, Aug. LIST,
Hi'Ie III :. " - ana the next
,Ale lr"ch SearchIlsht paced
o9 IL Z'V+ IA, and 2.o+.
'.N i Ok Aug |, t4liceman
I'llan; "Ao' ON June ~ stole
.-A ana TWO lechetS from tue
AHI H. y, hhoades OF the
-inlehV- VINO was Killed on
"n eleculc car. was sentenced
Us ana three months al sing
'"ihmi'lee representing practl-
"iS lumber manufacturers OF
'eSl IN session IN minneapolis,
.ieH TO falSe Tue prices OF lum-
.--'us''uu' On jury ~, prices
'V Genus Thousand, out the
'l Jy'SlllS the I'iIther increase oy
't.'l supply aha the increased
Nichae4 name Oh hIhgham,
l 'iuployeo oN tne Ne" oIk'
ana HalGLoId hallIoau, was
MEG al " eymoulh' MISS,
nS raining on the thlrd ran,
.eH Ine eitetIlclIy LOT me oper-
me une- lie was thlrty-nye
'...-'' ne Work OF restoring ana
- que l'Incolil homestead at spring
'Lo'lueu LOT oy an appropria-
a. iHe Iast session OF the zen
''ol4' Is compete ana the OLD
Us now as stanch ano strong as
mas more nearly resumed the
anu cVHuiIloH IN when III was
PIE" oy the Lincoln family
lLllle since they vacated lt.....
~ J;' was VISITED o5 a form OF
VIZ "a, "hlcA cut swath about
vide through the center OF the
'- great damage to buildings
~ pup strange TO say not
Nl.ieo ana no one was sellous-
Inc "lho attained a velocity
an hour".'.Col. Hawkins OF
Fahla regiment dled on board
YVES senator en- route TO San
N WIN ms regiment from Manila.
.. occurred "a, Two Gays after the
salIeo rom okohoma. Apo
''a 20 nave oeen the cause OF
pc remains We're emoaimed on
ma Drought for Shipment to
ll@. go Admiral sampson has re
l ieaNe Oh absence ana assumed
MI me North A tlantle squadron.
'1H H. weston, VINO was arrested
r '-K' charged with stealing the
Ae-iI- Easy' from salem haroor
% ana was taken TO Salem, plead
III the dlstrlct court Aug. 18th
'I7lu III -, wv 1or the grand jury.
i-'nqnh Iazet1e announces that
i 5.l " aidoil AStor was natural
"''liSh suoJeeI July 1lth OF the
ear ':.'Dr- +: W; Grove, an
tiIS Slclan, VINO haa oeen growing
''lt lholgnant over William Wal
'Sgt declaration OF allegiance to
~ lolia, superlntenoeo the burn
'l7 lhliilonalre IN eHlgy IN Long
"1Ie, Ne" ork city, Aug. 4th.
ri S'uie thlfty men - each to assist
ny doctor disappeared when the
'' w an appearance.-'.' wee fres-
~, ~ / leiI Long branch Aug. Atm
nampialn on ten days visit
''aL Mchlnley. Inc nee Presl-
''d'eu 10 De IN good health. IA
-I7I@l III d leeter puoilshed IN the
lp'epehdencia' Aug. sd, says
'u 'il@hdefs OF the CUBAN army
Nel vantage or the three million
''u'ty 70 get money from the
u < antlng them the certificates
. - -' enable lhem 10 collect their
ne writer says Every DAY
" ie Americans are more and
Many years must pass be-
Jubans learn how to handle
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
BOSTON BLEND COFFEE

BOSTON BLEND is NOT Mocha and Java BOSTON BLEND
is ALL Coffee all FINE Coffee, all AMERICAN Coffee II
all CoHee drinkers who think they Mocha Java
because they paying high price, will give BOSTON BLEND
trial continue to BOSTON
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17

Itching hemorrhoids were the plague of
my life. Was almost wild. Doan's Ointment
cured me quickly aud permanently, after
doctors had failed" G. F. Cornwell Valley
Street, Saugerties, N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17

Three spectres threaten baby's life Cho'-
era infantum, dysentery, darrhpa. DIR.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry never
fail to conquer them.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
BLACK AND WHITE WRAPS

Continue in great favor, and open pass
ementelie of all kinds is handsome over
satin or silk, this style having the @dvan-
tage of being suitable to all costumes.
Parasols in keeping are The rule. Black
ruffles look soft and fluffy-ther again the
ruffles are all white. Very handsome
white parasols have rows of fine lace in
sertion let in, with sprays of colored hand
embroidery in each rib. Vines of en-
broidery are in contrast, as, for example, a
yellow parasol seen on Bellevue Avenue
was crossed throughout by black en-
broidered vines, and running the opposite
way were scallops of gilt tinsel. All
varieties of white lace are stylish, from
the much coveted point to the simple
net gathered very full between the ribs.
Coaching parasols are special feature Of
Newport life, and to effectually keep out
the sun, and resist ocean breezes they are
of very stout, plain colored silk, with
very large stron G handles, quite suggestive
of walking sticks, always with wide
ribbon bow on the handle.
VERONA CLARKE.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
HAIR DRESSING

Is becoming more matter of individual
taste, and the parted but at the same time
fluffy bang, is great relief from the
odious pompadour roll This, however, is
rendered more tolerable when very curly.
Small rolls at the back and sides are
stylish, and real shell pins or combs Of all
kinds adorn any couture. White satin
ribbon bows contrast prettily with puffs
or wavy hair, and certainly are very
economical ornaments.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
A NEW WAY

For the wealthy inhabitants of Newport
to spend money is on diamond clasp pins
to hold shirt waists and skirts together,
and sometimes this new toy shows but
two or three stones set on plain gold
clasp. Very small watches are such
pretty corsage ornaments that they re-
main in favor, and dull hued enamel set
with a few small stones is now more
esteemed than any other ornamentation.
Heart shaped brooches are made up Of
small stones with larger one at the cen
tire, and long neck chains, often a string Of
small diamonds, glisten among the laces or
tilmy plaitings W hich adorn the waists or
wraps Of millionailes daughters-in fact,
nowhere else in America is so much
wealth centered as in this place during
August.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
COLoRED OR WHITE WRAPS

Make a very pretty display in afternoon
drives, the former usually of very fine
cloth, trimmed with two or three rows of
lace, headed by colored silk passementerie.
Collars are particularly attractive this
season, cut in squares lined with colored
silk and edged with mousselne- de-soie
plaitings; and homely indeed must be the
face which does not appear attractive
with soft tulle or milane rosettes and ex-
quisite flowers, piled high on flmy straw
hats, with silk and lace plaitings around
the neck.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17

Black and White Parasols. Coachn.
Parasols.
Correspondence of The Journal.
The yachting suit becomes of great
Importance here, and for a days excur-
sion, white piques, either plain, trimmed
with white embroidery, or crimson clotf
bands, which give the dash of color so at
tractive on the water, are very popular.
A deep crimson facing, the upper edge
cut in scallops, with many rows Of black
braid above, is very striking, particularly
when the jacket and revers are trimmed
to match; yachting etiquette, however,
admits Of a crimson, blue or black jacket
Suitable for many other Occasions} being
worn with perfectly plain pique skirt,
For extended trips, flannel, serge or wool
canvas dresses are indispensable. One of
royal blue canvas, trimmed with small
gilt buttons put on in clusters, the jacket
having white MORE revers, and other
wise in keeping with the skirt, was univer-
sally admired at a recent yachting party.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
Fashions at Newport.

Styles in Yachting Suits. Hair Dressing
New Jewelry. Colored and White Wraps.
Black and White Parasols. Coaching
DlIaSnIS
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17

PITTsFIELD. The greatest excitement in
Pittsteld to-day is over the news of the sad
accident which occurred at Bar Harbor last
Sunday. A large number went from here,
and so far as heard from none were lost but
young man named King, whose parents
live near the village, has not been heard
from at the time Of this writing. G. B. Has.
kell and wife both went down into the
water and Mr.. Haskell went down twice,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

NoricE or sam UNDER man or
TulsT.


NOTICE. 4 hofvby given. thar whereas
tharIrH 81 tanuCn lnI IIa Cannon. lIs Hift
gu tho itth ia. Nay. isH hlfruari u
Ii1la nenrht ligUdIur sloiT fie .uu ~
tid0 o.. aud mrde executed anI daIFofrf Il
said surlnfV thoir r1fH end agreement fuf
that amount paylh|e ln Install s'uts ate1fd.
lur 20 che igr1as q, .ai1 n1ir aai dsrramuut
~ secure the sall u1in and tIr Hiruuff ~
$40 the insiaiimanil anI uf hs HdsI aud as-
slasmrnia aceurdil 3D. Do rules and rsrula-
tluus N said % 4 ~. up ila same cato malu,
Ornfrq ". uannfn uudar ihs.f htndt and
seals their rurialf decd ~ truss. uhirh deed
~ trust vas rrouf ~ in th1 nH1s ~ Che said
lake County nfcn7iUf b. WaHs il. N Mort.
- o.. uHfn 10 90 tlH i'in day 1f Nay lsil
phIah decd ~ truf Hl rucurlri d uuH hHrH-
By Informed IN and nadr raft ~ this n0fida
whereby hqY cQug1ycl % ucuiEe NJ Canndn
tuN uuuHral2 uedi fIr Che usa aud purposes
NAMED iu aaid dec 10 irufi anil % hil hoifa
an1 a,s.,ignl, forovir ali tho property horcin-
Aud Whufuas. ~ saii Chaf.cl 81 Cann1a
aul ida Cannon. No VIE arr nos o. icnult
Oh paying tho lntuirsL IustlllrIrnt1 aud duus
anl ihrfu y nov cue Che r1ciety tl1 sun %
ilr iaai aud
..Mhsrias. A. thciano fimstH aid charles
~ tHnuuu und idl cannon. Do vile pledged
% sha1.s N tho ilih acr'0a " Ht1rk % ihu
salI aufIotV a. additional security or HniI
llln. VITA authnrlIy 90 snIl th1 sans in cn.1
az default Ia any N ihn rr1usilas N said
noe hun uffpoInufi NnaGf.loif
N9g, ihergiorn Fafqaut 90 ihe. terms n
~ ihn CITY ana 60 IifY nufdIrT. lu thn Citg
1ud county o. sal Lake state Of Utah 90
The 4otn aay u uet11r. A. 10. i.il, % the hour
~ o. .m., az public HurIIun. % tho hIgnuIf
llddor an The rlf'f ilt'n and Interest tlat
tln said CHARLES 81 Caunon aud lfl Cannon.
lls wife bad on thf ish day Of MAJ, TO. or
that fhcy may aftrrrarls haFr arlurud, %
D. aud % AT that rucr uI fafclI uf land in
salt lake tuuuU. Utah Uaffirllarly de-
acr'iHl A. follows ln-uiii
iuminN acting one auI On U|nFUuiha 70 iN-in
lNa ulfth from M Hluiaur.l rlfucr ~ Int
lliN SURVEY. ana n uulug iaHunH nnrth tlfuI
ana nuufhaf az rls' Nrnnr east eight
rods thence south ihr6n and uurshlN a|l
huglnnlnr
Also tuulvu sharaI % stock % tho 18Th
.efiot uf stock o. th' said EiHna nc1ult
vlI Apply tho nfnc' sIf ~ fall stll al dlroat-
Gi5IGE 81 CANNON
Dated. sept -. is0.
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THATCHER, ARIZONA.
Youuses, Member Of Tho Famous Mormon
battalion.

Special Correspondence.
Thatcher. Graham Co. Arl-.. Nov Q.
Elder Wilson -. Pace was l1ld tp
reHt today On tho Thatcher cemetery,
The funeral services were held ut bis
uowly purchased home IN Thatcher
Arizona. Patriarch Samuel Cnnlrc
bishop John Taylor of Pima and BiHh-
ou T. ~ - Xundsl u Thatcher ana El-
der Andrew klmhlll president VI the
stake were the speakers,
brother Pace was born ln Tennessee,
ln is13. moved tn Nuuvnn. and moved
west with tbU Saints Wac employed 600
the Mormon battalion aH o. waiter hy-
lug but % years 10 nro-nut old enough
Co enlist. wUH thN youngest member ln
th, company. Came from California 20
Utah. bpcomur one Of the first settlers.
From Hult lake be- moved 90 Provo
and subsequently, to Spanish Fork, aud
later iu mlhimrnt 30 call 90 Dixie
settled Den Harmony, Washington couu-
~ Utah. WhrrD hu presided uH Wtnlp
Tor twenty years Some year, nEl Do
moved part uf his family 60 Nuiu0Ho.
ln the 81 Johns stake nf Arizona. from
which place Doe moved 90 Thatcher
about ono month lgp.
Following n frontier llfc iruthor
PAGES health WIS badly impaired. hia
digestive organs and stomach failed 10
act longer lfc leaves two families,
comprising twouty-threo children. Ito
was faithful 90 The Gospel and was re-
snocfod hy ull who know him.
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CASTLE DALE.
formal Opening u tho rmsy stake
Academy.

UrfWHN uuHuInu - Hf.a -
-, ''' n'ah'
l.sCuatlo Dale. Emery County. oct g9
t-on Monday October glri. was DO
Jay 90 Cor opening the frrt nrh11i asm.
Hior in thr now building. ana nitnsurh
az one time 10 looked almost Imn1arihis
io Eet o ready % wuH riorIouaiv accom-.
plnhcd. and at 10 10. boz. tha spacIoua
hhll was crowded the students in ihr
middle % the ru1m and ylfltora around
stake President Minar proaldci 1nI
called The meeting Co order. Tho choir
under The leadership nf Elder jameson
and Andrew M0rt0narn from cleveland
At tho organ rendered "QuIda o.. O.
Thou Great Iohomh" after which
Apostle Lund OPENED with PRAYER
wherein Do invoked tho blessing 0n iha
assembled people und dedicated that
portion nf the building which uuH
finished, tn the Lord. and HanotiHeI %
Tor ihe earnest lahnrr ri education.
There were short Hpcaoh0H delivered
hy the mCmchorF of tho old board na
Won aH of Tho new. giving review III
the struggle ln maintaining and build
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B. Y. ACADEMY, PROVO.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Nov. AT inat tho fate of tho
Woull-he gfnduntoH ~ settled. Those
who had passed the ordeal are attirod
cunsplcu1ualy In broad amllra.
harold Ailcmuu. of Nuungvlilo. o.
mymhnr oi tha college. Will teach On
uak tiiy, Willard county
The class of 1919 have aont So East
ior books. their library being Cor his
Toilet rooms have been ntted an
ihruuEh tho building iu what were
formerly cloak rooms
Eldew tly Aahworth. Provo. aud
John Underwood. Coilvlile. former stu
dents, addressed the students TuUadny.
They have Just returned from auccoas.
ful missions iu the South
Electric liHhH dazzle the eyes OF Pro-
vo'H clu1oua. but through some unfortu.
nate oversight these llEht4 do not exc
i1ud north a. Ear ns the Academy.
which u used constantly nc uiEht.
The Ccntufy class VIII givo u grand
ball next Friday night Il IL 10 De- very
select
Prof luFrs. Of the Manual training
department. hns Just received 500 worth
or tools from the Hookstcnd family
Fitted aud furnished room ten makes
very desirable office " consultation
Tor tnuohora
Tho =. g. NJ. !. Of Salt Lake city pro-
scented the tisaver branch with nno
range. II lH surrcHtcd that the uomoH.
Tie Science girls ElVc n recital iu cook
ms people OF TASTE hoinH the Judges.
of The class Of 1909 there are present
twenty-five members. and twenty-five
N this energetic class ore teaching
Prof Lunl. " the u. Y. A.. ana Prof.
Andcuon give % concert nt Cnldcra,
Salt LIKE City un Friday.
Prof lirlmhlll rlyua one or hla sore
luH NJ pedagogical lectures before tho
Utah county tcachorn' institute satm-
day
The Sunday school normal DEPART
mont IL larger this year than any pre-
viuuH
Albert Merrill. graduate from tho
commercial college. ln type writing aud
phnnounphN hle accepted position
with WIN. ~. Roylancr, snrluEvile.
The girls NJ tho h'oomer brigade arc
preparing 10 give Il recital ln physical
culture Hlon.
Elder Frank Beers. a student u last
year leaves Tor o. southern mission.
Patriarch Chna H. Evans, was ut the
Academy Tuesday.
Prof y. +. Hlncklcy has Just returned
from San Juan county.
Prof Keller has been absent two days
on account of the death of hiH brother
iu-luw. He accompanied the body from
salt Lake city 10 PnyHon, where ror-
Vices were held
Last Friday Prot Wolfe icft on n lee
turo tour ifo began w kRno4h Mil
lard county. nud delivered bis ia1t lee
turo IN Beaver.
podncogulm was favored with n lee
turo hy Prof Hickman, ON astronomy.
4 mass meeting was hold Wednesday
In the College hail Memorial services
were rendered Tor Mrs Ethel Lowry
Reid, who died upon her return from
mission On Samoa, Mrs. Reid was u
student ~ the Academy. na was also her
husband claire Reid.
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Six terrible failures OF slX dincront
doctors nearly sent WIN m Mullen OF
LnckiunQ. o.. 90 an nnriy grave. an
said De- had u fatal lung trouble and
that De must soon dlH. but De- was
urged t0 try Dr. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption. Afior taking nvn
bottles Do was entirely Cured. 10 T. 20.
FltlNcly Euai4ntr0d tn cure 40 diasaaHo1
OF Throat. ch0rt and Lungs. Including
Coughs. Colds ~ Grippe. Pneumonia.
bronchitis. Asthma. Hay Fever Group
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TUE FEAR OF nUMBua
Prevents Many reapie from Trying Good
Medicine.


stomach troubles nro so common and
In most cases to obstinate 90 cure that
people are apt tn look with suspicion on
any remedy claiming 90 bc radical.
permanent euro Tor dyspepsia aud indie
Restion. Many such pride themselves
on their uCutrncsH ln newer being hum
bugHed, especially ln Incidence
This fear of being humhuHFe1 can be
carried TOO fnr 20 far in fact thnt
many people suffer for years with weak
digestion rather th1u risk "a little time
and money lu faithfully tcstmr the
claims made NJ % preparation Hu rplln-
Ne and universally used aa stunrtH
Dyspepsia Tablets
Now suHrta nyapep9ia Tablets arc
vastly different IN one important re-
poet from ordinary proprietary mydi-
H'ncs Tor tho rsaHun that they are not
a secret pntDnt medicine, no secret III
made OF thalr ingredients. but annlyHlH
shows them 90 contain tho natural d.
gcHly0 fermenu. pune aseptc pepaln,
ihc digestive acids Golden Seal bis
muth. hYdrnrtlH and uuN, Thoy are not
fully ON any organ, but they cure indl-
geFu1n on the common sense plan OF
ilgasting tho food eaten thorourhiy be-
fore 10 has time 90 Torment. sour and
cause the mischief This o the only
secret ~ tholr success
Cnthurtic pills newer have and never
can cure indigestion ana stomach trnu-
blen because they oct entirely nu tho
bowels whereas tho whole trouble ID
really va the stomach
stuarts nyHpopeln Tablets tnkon af-
tor meala dlgeHt the food. That III am
there b. 10 g. Food not digCHtad Ca half
.dIgrsted o. poison us u creates gas.
'aoldiiy, headaches, palplaton OF tho
hoau. loas ~ nesh aud appetite and
many other troubles which arc often
called hy some othor ndmo.
They ore sold hy druggists every
where az 10 cents per package. Address
H. A. Stewart CO.. Marshall. Mich, for
little book on stomach diseases, sent
free,
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salt lake CITY, Utah Q,t y ~
The annual mooing p tlo ~. W " !,
tHr saint l1e MIaInf Oaurlrfi ~ y. ~,
tiau III nnccr and tlp u-ns,l " !. =. IN
Other business rs mly olrf tilie y, Isli. X
h.NUuat thaunfc " tfe olllth ', = y, ~
sirtef. -lIt Lake tlty, ua NlalAi' N''''--''
NJ. i-ltut2u m, ~stlst,.
N mIusin9 sld aull4l ris. ~, ,r,.,.,
holders maftlnr alIl D. leli y tl.9s,i',,,
tbr y I1pf1u n the iolllelnt -il' pa - -
iha Articles % iumlaril'qa o 80
n, A4saimeni 10 AHicls ~ q lis Ai, ,l,,s.
Of incorporation % -aiui lo' Aili-. -
iat Ar.iala Xy b aHi ~ ~. ~ ~ iss
hy rmaHisi b. adding 20 sill 49, ~ sl.,ssT
a..H.|. mo ulnru1n shall 49, h.i IT ~ =
d. s.II lnl o. make ciHiflll " ~. ~ "a
or HIi W DO real ald lfit.n. M ,ilaIi
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farIHs ma .ulNn1w a. Wy q IN,
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CoLoNIA DUBLAN, MEXICO.
Thrift and Prosperity Of mi. Growing
Marnon Colony.

Funofnl EuFFUHUuuIiuuNn.
rol,,t, npti,p cb,ny,hu, Movie,
80 es ms. s.I,f. No. 10, IN. r.,,.l ..f
~ ~ W.. d.,,ri '..i ~.
,'. sr"r. ~ b.. ,itl.,.
itii3, 5,1, ,tt.uds..,.. az a.. esi.
I Ill $3.50. ~. iso nj H.
,..r.'.,,.t 80 ,..,'r y, ie,r1 Ia H.,
,.-i,,,lr,s No.. 49,. tl..t. "a trf..t,t fffi.
M. a. q, .'i,.,.. - -. .,,'i
.5 "a NO. ~, ,g,ri te -. sho,,i.,, tbe
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PLEASANT GROVE.
Nudge, Of nrsesy News nrief. from Battle
Greek.


Pleasant Grove. Utah Co, Nov. 3d.
Elder Frank Beers. JE. OF Vcrnal. Is
here visiting hla old hnm, ana frloudr.
Brother Beers leaves ON tho Ath TO nll
O. mission 90 the Essteln states,
Tho two political parties Of this burg
are ntting their election harnesses for
Tuoaday'H ,hattle, the nght 10 about
equal aud Il mattcra little which side
wins
The pleasant weather has boon fnv-
orahlc Tor beet and notat0 DIGGING. the
crops are very good,
Tho health Of the people Is exception
ally good.
Poles are being placed Tor the Wires
on electric system connecting Lehi,
American Fork and this town.
The American Fork cO-op'n now
building n nearing completion. That
institution II Ia q nourlshing condition
ana when Il ~ located IN tin new
quarters win make a "hot tlmo' for all
competitors.
An extra effort 10 being made 10 COM
pletc tho blue GIN canal the water
from this ditch viii reclaim a large area
OF land between Provo canyon and
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NOTlcf D. boz .It0u iH.trts t...Ii,..,
off thc Dire tair ODD thH IiiH dlY "a Uei.
uNofl a. To- ~ m l.|IsWHlI u.s. nr. sUrt
Ia aharr vas .f.si oa tla .tt|i.I' ....'a III
tho rHrruratllni fll lh'n Hf HHs..f IttH .-l..
fnfy A. hls uni.e "a ihe n1.trrJ alaInrr nsrl
~ luth 9si $40 @ -at iake nv.
Any stock upon shin fHI. s.HH .re5t mas,
remain unpad % the lfit dalaf so.i.s ~
3 Oh W.. wy p % .qgaa1f aHi slgoftisal
h made before. WI d sd on H. t,t
a h.. 1907 AZ ~ .i9.k l.11. 90 flr tHe fs.i9.
0ur1t assns.mcni inl0tfsr rIn M ~ III
adefrtidaE ana f1rrrsas ~ m.
ELIAS A. aWIrU.
secretary rrl1t ff.rIn. ior.r.,..
Lao OH UnE 100
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dollars that win BE- given Co the aoidioI
boy who beam two laHiIng scars N bat
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Like Stanley ana Livingstone. found
% harder Go overcome Malaria. roysr
and AruU. ana Typhoid disease germs
than savage cHunlbalr. but thousands
have found that Electric uttsfH o. r.
wonderful curo Cor nll mnlari1i diseases.
n you have chlliH with fever aches in
back uf neck and head. and tired worm
out feeling. a. TRIAL viii convince you OF
their merit. W. 4. Nuli OF webb. iiL,
wrltnH3 "My children SUFFERED Tor moro
thnu year with ohiliH and fcvor. thcn
two bottles ~ Electric Biticrn cured
them" only 10 cents Try Thorn
Guaranteed. sold By y. G. NJ. l. Drug
Dept
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RIcHFIELD.
Grand Hs~-ptlon g. Volunteer jaime.
Tborsan- land suit.

Special Correspondence.
ulchncld. SEWER Co.. Nov. s.-Tho re-
coptiou rendered James Thorsun. our
rrcUuty returned soldier from the
Philippines. nt the star pavilion Friday
evening was o. success IN every partic-
ulnr.
The program consisted OF three aoloc-
lions hy the band under tho direction
VI Prof tilkor. song by the Jensen
HlntcrH. uu address ~ Welcome hy
Frank X. scarmillcr. response by Jas.
rhoruon, recitation BY RUBY Wrirht
song and quartet chorus Eldn M0rk.
and o. speech by Rev D. n Meter.
After the program came "a dance,
from which Was realized about forty
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