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Regulating Marriages.

BISMARCK, y. d., Feb. 2G.-A bill to
rcgrlateamd restrict marriages in North
Dakota has passed the State Scnateand
NOW goes to the house. Tie plObabil-
tiles are in favor ofitS being defeated.
Those opposed to it say that its only
effect will be to prevent marriages IN
this State and drive people who want
to marry across the border to get their
licenses.
The bill provides, in the rstplacr,
for the appointncntof Il commission
of three physicians i'll each county for
the examination OF applicants formar-
riagc- licenses. This examination is
required to hca#rigid one in order to
show that the applicants lit, physical
~ and mentally. torntcr intostllc inll'-
riagc state.
1t is further provided tllat noliccnse
to Ilarrv can be granted in amy county
OF the State unless the applicant per-
sonally presents certificate from the
board oIcx;llnincrs HAT the couple arc.
entirely free from diseases and ALL
lmcnts which woul,#b he apt to1nanifcSt
tllcmsclvcsili;lh hereditary WHY, Sllcll.as
insanity and
The boarel=of examining physicians
is to be appointed by the county Judge
in each county of the State and is to
bccolnposc,l olimcn of good standing
in their professions. 'I'clncllbcr>=aa.
10 meet as ii board ut least onrcstlllillg
encll month for tile examination of ap-
plicants foi.cnll;lIlcc intotlicnltrlIllo-
llial static.
It both applicants i'll Il given ease are
foln,to be litzIorllritlimolN the board
nt.cxamincls shall o=ccrtlry.@;llld then
and only vlIlrntllr=licrn>r to n;n1y slllll
issue. lsut-if applicants Il"isIll1
to tile requirements thsis a~llucllsa
llls;lS il both were unit. In cilst.tlls
applicaltspa tIlclicccs>;lly eN;llnIlla-'
tioll II f,.,.ol ..aa.10=is paid lo tile IllySi-.
ci;lllS.-i'uliimorc Snn.Z
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N,,1,ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

SsT,ATE OF SOUTH. CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON COUNTY
Ey Il. Y. n .Nuncc. .judgc#Gf Probate.
WHEREAS, Mary A. Mooro pas
applied 10 NE tn giant her Letters OF All
ininistrAtiOn ON tile Estate and effects OF
James o. Moore, decreased
These are therefore To ,le atd anlIlon.
ish all kindred am! creditors 81 the said
James o. Moore, decd To te and appear
before me in Court of Probate, 30 o,s iieid
at Anderson G.. I'll. on the :;rd day ol
April 1889, AFTER publication hereof,
10 show cause, ii any they have, why
the said administration should not be
granted. Given under my hand. this
I:;ih day of March, 1859.
R. Y.zII NANCE, Probate Judge.
March IL, IS!E, IS
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson County.
DY virtue of Crop Warrant to me
ID directed by j. j. Gilmer. Msgls-
.lrate, will sell on Tuesday after Sales
day in April next. about IL O'clock ~. ct
the residence nt James a. Young, near
Iva, S. c., the following property, TO wit:
One I,.t Coru in shuck.
One lot Fodder, Hay, &c.
ore ,tIlall lot OF Peas.
Sold as the property uf j y. Young
at the suit of ID. Z. Brown.T Bro.
Teruls-Cash.
NELSON Il. GREEN,
Sheriff Anderson County, 5. c..
March Is. ls9.l is
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(sl X. 'lar station CO Flag sta:"l
VIII a.>o stop at the following stations
to t:l.n mn c. lei. OIL passengers ZPhin-
news .innes' nnd Sandy Springs
Nh -larnnnects with Souli,rrn H:iimay
M l., ~ .Nndcrsnil.
No..l; cnnnccts with Southern Railway
Ms. :, 81 rrd IS ~; Sancca.
! r ANDERSnN. 5ilp:.
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Getting Even.

"Now, said the lawyer who was
conducting the cross-cxamination, ac-
cording to Spare Moments, twill you
please state how and where you first
met this man p
II think, said the lady with the
sharp nose, sthat it VAS
"Ncyer mind what you think, in
tcrrupted the lawyer: I'VE want facts
here. We don't care what you think,
and we haven't any time to waste in
listening to what you think. Now,
please tell us where and when it was
that you first met this man.
The witness made no reply.
"Comc, come. urged the lawyer;
II demand an answer tony question.
our Honor, said the lawyer,
turning to the court. Il think lam
entitled to an answer to the question
| have put.
"rhc witness will please answer
the question, said the court in m-
prcssivc tones.
"Can' said the lady.
sWhy not
"Thc court docsn care to#llcar
what [ think. does it
No.
Then there no use questioning
me any further. am#not Il lawyer.
[ can t talk without thinking
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NOTICE.

PlEDMoNT, S. c.. March Is, 1899
IL persons are hereby warned not
N TO trade for two Notes purporting
to have been given by me- 10 w. Smith
IL Co for one hundred and thirty-five
dollars each, on March 10, 1899, pnrport-
ing to be in part payment of three hum
dred copies of "Prugressive Agricultu-
rist." The said Notes are fraudulent and
payment will be refused.
j. ID. NELLY.
March LIZ 1870 Is ..a
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ATLANTIC A COAST. LINE.

TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT.
W1LM1N0ToN. y. c., Jan Ii, 1859
Fast Line Between Charleston and Cos
umbiaand Upper South Carolina. North
Carolina.
Condensed SCHEDULE.
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Where can you invest -moncy#more
=proiitaJly than by buying a bottle Of
#prickly Ash Bittcrsy You get four
for one, kidney medicine: liver
tonic. stomach strengthcner and bowel
cleanser. -Four medicines foronc dol
lar. Sold by Evans Pharmacy.
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Foul Smelling
Catarrh.
lue to senile decay

Catarrh is one of the most obstinate
diseases. and hence TIE mcst difficult
to get rid of.
There is but one way to cure it.
The disease is in the blood, and all the
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
in the world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon it. Swift's Spe-
citic cures Catarrh permanently, foritis
the only remedy which can reach the
disease and force it from the blood.
Mr.. 3. P. McAllister, of Harrodsburg,
Ky.. had Catnrrh for years. He writes:
II could see no improvement whatever,
though I was constantly treated With sprays
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,Ho break of friendship on the
ground Of mere sllsplcion, OF with
out giving tire fullest opportunity
for cxplanationS,zis both foolish and
wicknd
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u
and washes, and differ
cnU inilaling remedies
in fact. l could feel that
each winter l was worse
than the year previous.
III lly it wa S
broughttO my notlce
that Catarrll WASH blood
disease. and after think
ing over the matter. I
saw il vas unreasonable
to expect to be cured By
remedies which on ] =
reached the surface. l
-. y 49,. - ~
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Nos 4O3 and t02 The atlanta Special Solid
Ncstibuied Train of Pullman Sleeners and Coach
rs between Washington and Atlanta, also Pull
man Sleepers between Portsmouth and Ches;er.>
c..
Nos Il and IS, "The S. a. !. Express Solid
rran Coaches and Pullman Sicepers ne,wecl
Portsmouth and Atlanta.
For Pickets Sleepers. et,.. apply to
B. A Newland, tien'l Agent Pass Dep:.
Wni. B. Clements, T. T. a, 6 knba!. House
Atlanta Ga
L. St John, Vice-Presldent and Gem, AIanger
v Z. McBee General Superintendent.
IL. W. i. Glover, Traffic Manager.
l. S. Allen, Genl. Passenger Agent.
General Officers, Portsmouth, Va.
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SIS s., and after q few bottles were used. no
tlced a .perceptiblc improvements. Continuing
The remedy. the disease was forced out of my
sTstem, SIS 1S and complete cure was the result.
IadYise all who have this dreadful disease to
abandon their local treatment. which mas never
edy that can reach the disease and cure IT"
To continue the wrong treatment Tor
Catarrh is to continue to suffer. SWlft,s
Specific is a real blood remedy, and
cures obstinate, deep-seated diseases,
wkich other remedies have no effect
whatever upon. 1t promptly reaches
Catarrh, and never fails to cure even the
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4 fiber Of silk one mile long
weighs but - grains.
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BLUE RIDGE p1'! '!LROAD.

II. C. BE.ATTIE Receiver
Time Table No. 7.-Effectivr as,M
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Then there S no use questlonlIl-
me any. further. an#not u lawyer.
I can talk without thinking
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Bstwr4n Andersn, al.i W.,:,alia.
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PRICE.
sheriff Alfred Attacked by Ills yiciou.
Prisoner.

Special Correspondence.
Price. Carbon Co. Aug. lG.-shcfin
Alfred came near losing hiH Ito this
morning. Whom he went 90 the county
jan to feed his tollury prisoner An
tonic ForfiO. h1 was assaulted by the
fellow who had tho privileges % tho
corridor During the night.
Forrio has had the privilege OF the jan
yard. and while there DO picked up "a
piece OF zinc iu the shape OF "a half
circle and about the length u an ore
binary table knife blade. When the
sheriff entered the fail Fyrrio made "a
rush FOR him trying 10 cut his throat
The officer lodged the thrust and land
ed blow on his aHsniluuts head, He
then picked the fellow up ana bodily
throw him inside cell whore be- viii
do the bread and water act until hla
term expires about the middle VI next
month,
The prisoner n confined ON Jan sem
tonCe Tor ruhhuE the store OF Ike
CHASER ut Helper q few months ago and
at which time be- had nn arm shot
away by crowd uf purHuorH, 10 was
az this time thought he was crazy and
his actions to-day only confirm the opin-
ion that he should De az the asylum iu.
stead OF lu the county jail
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! ~ ~ III ~ ~ ~ ~ 4
Feed Your Body i
Wisely. :
USE z
Grape-Nuts. !
ssl5sS rs 10 rs ~ Us rs .5lsj
HOW GRAPE NUTS FOOD is
CONSTRUCTED.

Grape Nuts food Ia made by taking
the portions u Barley and Wheat con-
talning the nutritiVe elements, sub
icctlng the different parts OF different
forms OF treatment and finally blend
ing them In the proper proportions
When ready for the market II Is IN
the form of small granules from the
size OF a pin head TO two or three
times that size, These pieces gliHten
when held TO the light showing the
grape sugar crystnllzod ana deposited
ON each grauule. This grape sugar Is
one OF the most nutrtive articles OF
food known, and II produced and
evolved from the starchy part OF the
grains while In process OF manufao-
ture,
No Cane or Rect Sugar Is used In
making Grape Nuts
The flavor is q very delicate sweet,
nnd the food itself Is crisp ana deli
uiuuE.
Being fully cooked az the factory,
no preparation Is required, but Il ~
ready Ia be served instantly with a
little cream or milk. either hot or cold
A marked Increase IN mental strength
~ found after ten days use OF Grape
Nuts.
The food contains clements which
nature uses 10 rebuild the cellular
tissue Of the brain.
All FIRST class grocers sell Grape
Nuts az 10 cents per package.
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NorIcr o. ASSESSMENT 40. ..

The Tidal stream Mining and Milling COM
puuf. u corporation. Principal place u
hus.urss. Sail Lake CITY Utah Location
of mining property West llutlc District.
IuurIu county Utah
NOTICE Is hereby given that at meeting
OF tny Hoard ~ Trustees Oi said company,
hold July iG lsU 900 ASSESSMENT " nnr-haf
OF uup cent Der share WIS levied uuuu the
capital sturt ~ thu corporation. payable on
ur before August 90, i-H, tu btu, a. Wood,
uuu county Bu|lulnE Sllt Lake city, Utah,
Any Stock upIu RuIgh thlH assessment may
rHWaIu unpaid september Wh. lslH. viii hn
duIuIurut uu september NH. ispl aud Will
o. advertised fIf sale no public auction aud
uuIU.z payment o. made hUfuru, Will ns sold
uu October lithi l-N 90 W o'clock nom 10
TuN rHuUrIluUuUut assessment together with
t..t I'd Hdvrfflslug and o1puusn N sale
UF order uf che IuHrl ~ trustees,
GEullI ~ WpOp, Secretary.
Dated salt Lake CITY, Utah, July 30, lspa
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Yesterday afternoon. while MIR. John
purrco and Miss Neilc Robins were
Uut buggy riding. their horse stumbled
and both ladies were thrown out on the
around. Mrs. PingrcU was badly
frightened but received no Injury, but
Mics Robins received some severe
bruises.
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NOTICE iy hereby given that a genera
meeting Uf tIU atuekhu'Dyfa ~ tHu Grand
tuIUh Mining Company "a corporation uu.
der tNy laws uf Utah will hr held NJ tho
company office NA 20 O.. First south street
NlIt Lake tlty. state ~ tah uu the .lst day
~ AuEUst i-.H. ut tu'ciuek pm ~ said day,
fuf the purpose ~ considering aud yutiu.
upon tnU following proposed amendments -
uly HrtlUIus Of Incorporation ~ said company,
tl=Nits tu amend article one ~ tho said
articles ~ Incorporation by substituting flr
fHr WHntis twenty-five dsI years. tho Wurls
my aW year.. The uurulau " such amend
muut Is 90 change the time NJ duration ~ said
corporation from tWvuty-hvU laI % hfty On
years aud fur thu furtuvr purpose ~ elect
and flr the transaction ~ such uthor bus.
mess us may properly come bHfuru o.
Dated thls tNtH day uf July ls.9
THOMAS w. JENNINGS,
FRANK ". JENNINGS
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Sweet Sleep

comes from sweet stomach. pure
blood. strong nerves and hearty health.
The aurest way 20 acquire these h by
an honest use of this famous medicine
HostettcrH stomach Hlttefs For nifty
years Il has never failed 10 cure stom-
ach disorders. beginning with consu-
patton and ending with kidney or liver
trouble. See that n PRIVATE REV
ENUE STAMP covers IN, neck OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

Last Sunday morning Brother G, g.
Nelson departed from this life at his
home Elder Nelson was 50 years OF
age and leaves a wife, four children and
q host OF friends TO mourn his loss, Tho
deceased was a native " Denmark and
came To Lcvan during It's early settle
mcnt, where he has remained ever
since, The funeral services were held
today In the levau meeting house,
Hosts Of friends followed him to his
last resting place.
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FERRoN.
wife aud children OF bishop Nelson So
ri0u.iy inlured In = Runaway.



Forron. Emery co.. Aug 1.-THE
wife and two children OF Bishop H. \.
Nelson mot with quite % serious nccl-
dent yesterday. There were three Ch.l.
drcn riding IN the buggy with Sister
Nelson. but one little boy escaped un-
hurt. The horses got frightened ny
one OF the traces coming urhItchris
and run down tho street about two
blocks. Seeing her Imminent danger MS
there was quite a steep hlll short
distance ahead. Mrs NClHuu tried TO
run the horses Into a fence. but fnll-
Ing 60 do this she run them ustfl"
10 telephone pole which separated The
horses from the buggy but not with.
cut serious Injury To- the Inmates.
Mrs Nelson received uu ugly cut.
about three inches long across tu1
forehead. She was taken up uuDuu-
sgl0uH and carried 60 the nearest
house, but has since been taken 60 her
home. Two OF the children were
scratched and bruised considerably.
but not seriously hurt, and II is hoped
that Sister Nelson's injuries VIII NOT
prove na serious me- was supposed,
Sister g. -. Larsen. Ann fuIHlrnhHr
and Jocic Chills, the Stake presidency
~ the Relief Society are taxing th.Ir
round visiting the sisters, ana held
meeting here yesterday ON their return
from Emery ward.
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ST ANTHONY, IDAHO.
Disastrous Attempt to nlow ~ uuliding.
With Dynamite.

special CORES pnnlHn'U.
ST. Anthony, Idaho Aug iG.-An nt-
tempt Co blow up the brandon building
was made ut 9 o'clock this morning.
Dynamite was placed under the pillars
ON the north side aud the explosion was
terrific. causing great excitement The
force ut tho explosion ala little iuWurH
10 tho Brandon building bat wrecked
Judge Cuykrnn'H office. scattering the
law books and partially WrHuklug the
building. by whom the explosives were
placed there, or for what reason Is not
known, but many Wild gueHfeH are
unott aH 60 tho probable cause,
There appeared 90 be- from iufurmH-
ton CLEANED al least three distinct pN-
plosiuns. and II was thought hy some
that some Of the explosives were placed
ut the rear Of Dockrau'H office, H frame
structure. Tho brandon building .H 20
new stone structure that Is NOT yot
completed.
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Francis Hanks, a pioneer uf Cache
county and n resident OF Logan. dlsi
this afternoon Of Inflammation df the
bowels. lie was slNiy.uIns years ~
age and came 60 this country from
England IN 1854 He located Iu Salt
Lake In 1885 and moved fl Logan u
1859. where he has been over since a
wife and nine children survive him.
He was an exemplary citizen and u
good man.
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WOODRUFF.

stormy weathcr-Ni visiting tho stako-suu-
day school Conference.
Special Correspondence.
Woodruff. Rich CO., Aug. i3.-storiny
ana windy weather makes II very dis
agreeable hay season. The grain crop
~ rlpcning fast
Chas. J. can, r. J. Tingcy and Chap
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John VI. Baxter and byron Sessions,
Of che Stake presidency have GONE east
Co visit the Saints lu tHH ir.lEDr tuuu-
try and also Go organize branches 200
Iursrup valley They expect FOO meet
Apostle A. o. Woodruff uf thia point
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE.
The SUNDAY school ruufrruno. hold
ut Amy. Nyus 900 sunday thu l.ih.
was well attended A large number NJ
tho r.0rIs from Randolph ami Wood
run were there The Instructions Wufr
timely. tho exercises we'll rendered ana
the singing by the Almy H.huUl children
excellent.
President charles Kingston ana fnm-
ny passed through Woodruff Un Mlu-
day. tho IAN. eco route Go sur valley,
whore they viii meet their many friends
and enjoy rUat ln that u.uuufIl Nal-
Icy.
Leland. the thrue-your.Ull son Of
George and Alice Dean, passed AWAY on
the 5th of this month. after q short ill-
ness with pneumonia.
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ROSTETTER'S
STOMACH
BITTERS.

bella. NJ. a. Stewart, II. Hyatt. Gem
trial. Alma r. FrandHen, August Kot.
ter. Elsln0re, e.. W, Cuwloy. Edward
Hopplcr. Gienwood. ]. T.. Levitt. a. g..
Shipp, Joseph, Ole Larson, Joseph Jol-
ly, John n. Webb. Joseph Bland. o. G..
Andrcason, Monroe. chris n. Nielsen.
Redmond, John n. KyhL 20. W. BLOOM
quist. James Butler. RIchncld, Joseph
Giedhill. Vormillion.
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RICHFIELD.
Thrown from q Horse aud Dangerously
tniuted-retit Jurors for sept. Term.

Iniuted-retlt Jurors for sept. Term.
Special Correspondence.
Richncld. SEWER Co., Aug. iG.-Ycs-
torday Milton poulson. the sixteen
year-uld son OF bishop Paul Puulson
uf this city. was violently thrown from
a Wild horse 90 the hard packed ground
NJ the street, striking upon his head
and shoulder.
The lad was picked up unconscious
and carried to his home near by. For
time II was thought he was dying.
aH from an outward indications he ap-
pcnrcd TO b. taking his last breath. lie
has not ~ yet regained consciousness
but seems tO be on the improve.
LIST OF PETIT JURORS.
on Tuesday the county clerk. treas
urcr and attorney drew the following
names u petit Jurors TO serve In seyier
county during tho September terms OF
court:
John II. Davis. Il. X. Roberts, Anna
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Send 80 cents to the "NpvaH and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
~ our boys work Boo the Philippines.
ION TO Manila We pay the postage.
Stamps taken in payment
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once ~ the Hoard of Public Works, Room
W. city hull, SAT- Lake city,
August lrtl, $50.

Sealed proposals win be- received NJ this
office until gurlugA nm % Thursday, August
e. iHlI Tor tNc work ~ constructing plpo
sewer uu IhU center ~ street between south
Temple Uul l|rt streets, und on llrst street
from tuI STREETS, according 30 plans iu tho
tlty engineer Unlrr.
msfruut.dus DO bidders together with
surHIH"atuus and forms Tor contract aud
Iauu. HIE DO obtained unou application -
the uiNHu NJ tho board
Tho r.sHt is reserved 90 reject any ana all
Iiy order VI the BOARD " Public Works,
H. e.. KELSEY, Chairman.
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PROVO.
''mmltted To Asylum WIN Honor the
volunteers Eugene Jones III.

~ WHNTWW VIII TIWWWT INV
volunteers Eugene Jones M.
Special Correspondence.
iFovo, Aug. iG-Lucla PARENT. the
,.lIue given by the Italian woman who
I"'s az fayson, was before Judge Booth
p,,. afternoon and examined by Drs.
IKE aud Allen on the charge OF insan-
.a lhry decided that she was insane.
w.. lIlse Booth committed her 10 the
we Insane asylum.
NO disposition was made ~ tho lIttic
'AiI -WecM-old child which she ent.
Ky WIN her, and when Il arrived al
fi, institution, Medical SUPERINTENDENT
i'a'uy refused 10 receive Il. The mat
NJ vas hnally compromised by Judge
M. issuing q temporary order that
'1' eA'ld should remain at the asylum
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Send 30 cents to the ''NcwH' aud
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
OF our boys work IN the Philippines.
'On TO Manila We pay the postage,
Stamps taken IN payment.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
SODA SPRINGS, IDAHO.
Heavy FROST Monday Sight Injured ru-
tstoss Sew soda spring.

VT|7TTT VI T-|TTTTTT|"I
Soda Springs Ida. AuF live had
o. hard frost last night which ulupHI
potatoes pretty badly
The new Soda Springs De- centrally
located HII H pronounced hy 400 who
have ulriHE.u Uf 10 60 Doe thn best yet
found
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L.EVAN.
Harvest Echos. q. q. Nelson's Active Ca.
reor Ended.

Special Correspondence.
Levan, Juah CO.. Aug ij.-nlshop y,
i. Rasmussen IL building a beautiful
residence and j. n. shepherd has made
an extension to his mercantile house.
The farmers have for the last week or
40 been busily engaged In cutting down
the golden grain. The crops are not 80
good here this year as they were last
season.
The health OF the people In general Is
a..I
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE ny.


AuHivEs
from North and Northwest, "a, M, jsai p, m.
800 NJ.
lwm south. 7iiO a. m, p,o5 a. M, 1850 a. m,
80 D. iu and v,0 D IN.
LEAVES
lar North and Northwest ot5 a, m, HIS a.
uls, lnlau y. IN.
Poe -duth. 100 a M. $50 q. M. sos p. M, 5i35
y. 20, and dii3 y, m.
RIO cRAhDE WESTERN RY.
AHnivts
from South and East, iOii5 a. M, 1880 y. m,
ana 1000 D. M,
LEAVES
laf south and East, 7'oo a M, $40 p. m. and
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
ARRiyEs
IRON West, eii5 a. M. 800 pm.
LEAVES
'orWe'i, siioa m, eilOp IN.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
Aiuiivrs
IRON East, 200 a, NJ, 1910 p. N.
LEAVES
'"F last 500 p. M, SLOAN