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Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

Wha, most people want is something mid and gentl-, when in need of ? ohysic. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets fll the bill 10 a dot. They gre easy to take and pleasant in effect For sale by all dealers in medicine
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02
Nos OJCkstoyes sl5 at
 BARRows

The quicker you stop a cough or cold the less danger there will be of fatal lung trouble One Minute Cough Cure Is the ouly harmless remedy that gives immediate results. You will like it. Tom ostone Pharmacy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

Vim Lu;ley is yi-ilor in Tomb stone today. He says that ewing to the late rains e.erything is looming up very satisfactorily.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

" Storra, employed by the Hus- chuca Wster Co. is in town. He re- ports great sctiviey in mining in his section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02
DEMOCRATIC DATES

County Primaries-Sept 27th. County Convention-Benso Oct. l0:h.
 Territorial Couven,ion-Phenix Sept. l2th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

Mothers endorse il. children like il, old folks use it. We refer to One Minute Cough Cure. It will quickly cure all .throat and lung troubles.- Tombstone Pharmacy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

twill surprise you 10 experience the benefit obtained by using the dainty and famous little pills known as De Witt, Little Early Risers.-Tomostono Phar- macy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

Fresh Maple Sugar, Cranberry Sauce. Buckwhest four, New Garden Seed I'd lots of other nice things al Wolcott's. ti
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

The regular dance O the To omb-to tone Terpsichorcan club will be held st the Mining exchange hal! tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

The only place in town to get box of strictly irs5-class cspdr is si Naples candy factory. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

Master Hosmer L Austin is little indispose5, but nothiog serious IS looked for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

M. T 10 gallon kegs for Sale s' Austin's. t..
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

You will never find any other pills so prompt and so pleasant as De Witt's Li,il= Early Risers. Tombstone Phar- macy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

Seamstress sewing mschire war rsnted and guarantee l. S20 a. BARROW
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

Choice old liquors,for medicinal us. nly, ct T mbstone Pharmacy. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

A full line of medicial liquors at the Tombstone Pharmacy
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

Fresh Russett Apple Cider 6; Austin's. fl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02

For good cigar call on the Tom b. stone Pharmacy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-02
LOCAL NOTES.

See Bisbee news on third page. [
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county In the last three years has been
wonderful. And we are made TO Won
der, where do the people come from.
We think at least Brldger is getting
her share, and all seem to be worthy
and industrious, and Providence Is
blessing the labors Of the people.
Another canal has been surveyed and
will cover about 1900 acres Of as good
land as there is In the country
There are good prospects here Tor
home seekers. What we want specially
is creamery. roller mill and sugar
factory. The sugar beet can be sue
cessfully raised here. a few have
tried them, and they are Of hrst-class
quality. Men who have capital can
do no better than invest II here.
Crops were fairly good, and q fan
price was received for farm products.
Wages are good, and everything you
buy commands a good price also.
Brother HobsOn, a member Of owen
ward. died last week OF pneumonia. lie
left a large family 70 mourn his death.
The tithing granary is completed and
ready to receive grain, and Is a credit
TO owen.
John Guild has fine cottage about
completed, and when finished, he will
move his family from Rock Springs,
where they now reside
The election passed of very quietly,
the Republicans polling the biggest
vote.
Day school has convened in the meet
ing house. with two teachers In charge.
A large attendance is expected.
Miss Laura Hoops and Joseph White
were Joined in wedlock Nov. 22nd; they
gave a free dance last night in honor
OF the occasion. They are popular
young people OF owen.
Or. Mary A. Hamblin. who has been
here some time In attendance on the
sick. returned to her home In Salt Lake
City last Tuesday
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NORTH OGDEN.
Missionary News and socials- Boun'
teous Rains.
Special Correspondent,

Special Correspondent.
North Ogden, Weber Co., Nov 81
The almost incessant precipitation for
the last week. while unpleasant during
the fall. is looked upon with great IA
vor by the husbandman. and IL enables
mother earth 10 go into winter thor
oughly soaked and 10 come out In the
spring In fine condition TO be followed
with refreshing streams from good
deposit Of the beautiful In the tops
Of the Wasatch range,
Frances Dudman OF this place reached
the half century marx on the 18th inst
The occasion was emphasized by an
ingathering OF his relatives and
friends at his handsome residence to
wish him many happy returns. The
time was pleasantly passed with gem
eral merry making and lunching till
a late hour.
John A. Clark was treated 10 a genu-
Inc surprise on the 25ih inst. In honor
Of his 2Sth birthday
Mrs. May Ward is down from Clifton
Idaho, to meet her husband. Joseph
Ward. on his return from a two years
mission TO England
Elder Geo. Il. Brown from this place
on a mission in Texas, has had severe
siege OF sore eyes, requlring an optici-
ans care for some time, but has so far
recovered as to resume his missionary
work.
Elder C. II. Chandler IN the same
mission, wlthstood the malaria, COM
mon in that district. for over a year,
finally succumbed 70 the extent Of chills
and fever.
Elder David shupe has been labor
ing in the Tennessee conference in good
health and fair success for over two
years.
Elder Samuel shaw after his re-
markable escape ffom the Galveston
flood went TO labor In Houston.
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LEHi.
RESIGNATION OF MAYOR EVANS.
"smallpoN' Situation 90 Quarantine
VIII be Rigidly Enforced.

Special Correspondence
Lehl. Utah Co., Nov 2s.--The city
council met In special session, as per
call OF the mayor, al 5 o'clock last
evening All the members OF the cOun-
ell were present. together with a num-
Der OF representative citizens The
mayor stated that the object OF the
meeting was 10 consider the question Of
the smallpox existing In the city Dr.
Steele was called upon FOR statement
OF the conditions OF affairs In Lehi at
the present time and reported that
there were less cases under quarantine
than az any time during the past six
weeks, and also reported that In one
or two instances certain parties had
violated the quarantine regulations and
that prosecutions would ensue as soon
as Il was advisable 20 take such steps
after the quarantine had been raised
from these particular cases 10 had
been rumOred on the street that the
city council was out Of harmony with
the board Of health In relation 10 con-
tinuIug the schools and other public
gatherings but after thoroughly dis
cussIng the matter the council unani-
| mOusIy approved and sustained the ac-
ton of the board Of health and prom
ised lbs undivided support % the end
that the quarantine regulations might
| be strictly enforced 4 number OF
| prominent citizens present expressed
their opinion as being well satisfied
with the course that had been pursued
In respect 10 this malady The board
OF health expressed themselves as be-
Ing determined 10 vigorously enforce
the quarantine regulations and insist
upon the people reporting 10 them any
suspected cases whether IN or out OF
their own families and thereby enable
them 90 procure Information that viii
make the service more effective.
! Mayor MosI5h Evans rendered his
resignation as he was elected on Nov.
9Th last 10 the state Legislature. and
according 10 the Constitution he cannot
hold both offices. Mr. Evans thanked
the city council for the uniform kind
ness and courtesy shown him during
his incumhency OF the Office. and stated
further that 10 was with feelings %
regret that be laid down the duties
| which have been carried on under the
able direction ~ the city council and
| trusted that the friendship that has
grown up between himself and The
council would endure as long as life it-
seiL After a few felicitous remarks
by each member OF the council. ex-
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WOLF LODGE, IDAHO.
FEARFUL FATE OF LITTLE BOY.
Lost In a Region Infested by Bears
and Cougars.

Occur d'Allene. Idaho, Nov. 22.-The
fate OF Willie Thompson, the IL
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thompson OF Wolf Lodge, Is one Of the
mysteries. Mr.. Thompson, his neighbors
and a number of citizens from this place
are trying to solve The country around
the Thompson home Is mountainous
and heavily timbered and is known as
a region infested with bear and cougar,
and the probabilities are that the boy
has fallen a victim TO one OF these ami
mails.
He left home Thursday morning with
the cows. intending to drive them to a
feeding ground near by. The prolonged
absence OF the boy alarmed the par
ents and they made fruitless search
for him. Friday morning the search
was renewed, but there is now little
hope OF finding the boy alive even II
he should have been so fortunate as to
escape the fury OF the animals. Last
night sleet and snow fell and the wealth
or is such that the boy could hardly
survive its severity.-Coeur dAlene
Press
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The Oldest and Best.

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and herbs OF great curative powers,
and when taken into the circulation
searches out and removes all manner
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the least shock or harm 20 the system.
On the contrary, the general health
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for S. S. S. is not only a blood purifier,
but an excellent tonic, and strength
ems and builds up the constitution
while purging the blood OF impuri'
ties. S. S. S. cures all diseases OF a
. blood poison origin, Cancer Scrotula,
Rheumatism, Chronic Sores and
Ulcers, Eczema, Psoriasis, SALT
Rheum, Herpes and similar troubles,
and is an infallible cure and the only
antidote for that most horrible disease,
Contagious Blood Poison.
A record Of nearly fifty years OF
successful cures is a record to be proud
OF. S. S. s. is more popular today
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ing advice about their cases. All
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A small item in his own paper lately
Brought amazing good fortune TO Ed
tor Chris, Reitter. Of the Saginaw
(Mlch.) Post and Zeituug He and his
family had the Grip in its worst form.
Their doctor did them no good. Then
he read that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
was a guaranteed cure for la Grippe
and all Throat and Lung troubles;
tried II and says: Three bottles cured
The whole family. No other medicine
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TWIN GROVES, IDAHO.
WARD ORGANIZATION.
james j. willard Chosen Bishop -
Room for Industrious Homcseekers.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Twin Groves, Fremont Co.
Idaho, Nov. 20, - The presi-
dency and two members Of the
High Council OF the Fremont stake
came here yesterday from Rexburg and
held conference with the people giving
valuable instructions and teachings.
They recommended the locating of a
town site. and TO build a meeting house
and other Church buildings. They also
chose James j. Willard for Bishop and
Thomas Richards. first, and Joseph S.
Freer, second counselors
The ward lies on the south side Of
north fork of Snake river, about four
miles above st. Anthony. the county
seat. and covering five or six sections
OF land. The river, however, cuts of
the northwest corner. But here Is
enough good land and an abundance
Of water TO irrlgate several sections OF
improved and unimproyed land, with
good range to the southeast to accom-
modate more than double the number
Of families that reside within the linz
its OF this ward.
The farmers have some fault to find
here, principally with the poor market
for grain. Wheat sells here for about
half the wholesale price In Utah, as
quoted In the News" The same Is
true Of hay, alfalfa and timothy.
Snow fell here the last week about
six inches, and we have good sleighing
70 81. Anthony and Rexburg, and the
weather has been quite cold.
Noah Williams lost his little son a
few days ago from what Is supposed to
be tonsilitls, and the other little chill
dren have had It, but are improving
now.
We want in this ward more Latter
day Saints or good, industrious people
We are willing to divide our home
steads with such. Especially do We
want good singers and mechanics. We
have about 50 families here; about 20
per cent are "Mormons."
The Semi Weekly Deseret News Is
taken by nearly all our people and
read with interest.
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BOISE, IDAHO.
WAS wHALnN MuRnEREp?
Chinaman's Death Sentence Com.
muted Pardons Granted.
Special Correspondence.

muted - PardOns Granted.
Special Correspondence. q
Boise, Idaho. Nov. 2s.-The officers
here doubt the story Of the drowning
In the Snake river Of young Whalen.
as reported by Dan Burke. with whom
Whalen WAS driving pack train The
officers believe that there Is a murder
bound up with the affair. Mike Rock
OF Silver city, who owned the train.
arrived this evening, with a warrant
FOR Burke. He says Whalen always
had money Burke did not own a gold
watch, but he deposited such a time
piece here In q saloon, together with
a pocketbook containing papers belong
ing TO Whalen, The matter will be
thoroughly investigated.
CHINAMAN WILL NOT HANG
Yee Wee will not hang on December
lst, nor Will he hang at ALL FOR the
board OF pardOns has committed his
sentence TO life imprisonment.
Governor steunenberg and Secretary
OF state Patrie voted for Communication.
while Attorney Hays disagreed with
them and voted not to disturb the sen
tence.
w " " NNH HNAlANAAAfh ARA AiAN hAhi
der Of Wee Wah In Haley in May.
1899, An interesting feature Of the case
Is that Wee gave the sheriff a notice
10 post in the Chinese quarter II was
In the nature OF a statement OF the
case. A translation was introduced at
the trial, which represented Wee as
admitting the deed His attorney has
since had a translation made by the
Chinese legation at Washington which
is radically different on that point. The
incorrect translation was largely re-
sponsibe for Wees conviction and the
correct one has saved him from the
gallowB
Frank Gillespie, sent up from Owy-
hee county for killing a COW, was pa
rolled
Frank Williams, from Blaine county.
sentenced TO two years. was also pa
rolled To take effect on December 2ith.
Levi nixon, sent from Nez Perces in
November. 1899, for one and one-half
years for assault was pardoned, to
take effect on Thanksgiving Day.
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OBITUARY.
NANCY ANN KELLER BIGLER,


Nancy Ann Keller Bigler was born in
Caldwell county, Mo-. November 9Th,
1886. and at the age Of eleven years
migrated with her parents TO Zion.
Arriving at Salt Lake City October
ls47, they settled at Mill Creek salt
Lake county In 1885 Sister Bigler was
married TO Jacob G.. Blgler, and moved
to Nephl. where they lived until 1876,
since which time she has been living at
Brigham city. For some time she has
been aillng. and on Friday, Nov. 9TH,
1900. her 6ith birthday, was released
by the call OF death She leaves a num-
Der Of grand children and many friends
and relatives to mourn her loss Very
hitting funeral services were held at the
Second ward meeting house Of Brig
ham City. Nov, nth, 1900.
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TELEPHONE SYSTEM,

Morgan county Is 70 have a local tele-
phone system In the near future, com
pany is to be incorporated with a capt
tai stock OF 5000. divided into 500
shares OF the par value OF IS each.
when 60 shares are taken, the officers
Of the company viii be elected, the
poles are nearly all up In south Nor
gan and TO Milton. four miles distant.
They are also being erected from Por-
teryille 10 Morgan. and will continue on
from Milton TO Peterson. This will be
great local benefit
In the contest case Of G. Heiner Re-
publican. VS. !. r. Rawe Democratwh
were tied in the recent election for the
office Of treasurer, attorneys are max
ing Investigations and If sufficient
grounds are found. application viii be
made for opening the ballot boxes in
this county.
The youngest child Of Mrs. Frank
Whitear at Peterson Is very low at
this time with typhoid fever.
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The Secret Of the
Burlington'S Success,

II was Michael Angelo who said:
"Trihes make perfection. and perfec-
ton is no trine."
There is the secret Of the Burlington's
success-attenuon to details-looking
after trlaes-straightening out this
snarl-remedyng that II is this spirit
which has made II the second railroad
In the world In point Of mileage
FIRST In respect to good service.
Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St
Louis-All points east
Trains leave Denver 400 p. m. and
1000 p. m.
Through sleeper, Salt Lake to Omaha
and Chicago daily.
Train for Black Hills leaves Denver
1880 D. m.
Tickets at Offices Of Connecting Lines
Tickle; Office, 70 West. Second South ST
r. F. NEsLEN. General Agent
Salt Lake City.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS BONDS
man ,,,.,n primarIe. Nominate I'm'
Of school Board writ Of IL
..o,,ou Against Henry Larsen

An ordinance entitled IAN ordnance
"..rthirg and fixing the amount ol
p@c,al bonds to be executed by county
anN nrocipet officers Of Weber county,
Go -, 1-tah" was passed by lle
hoard OF commissioners and Is as lo',
4 ,os.s. "Tbe amount of the official Oonu
4 lS va co,,nty clerk shall be $1,000 Ihe
C - ' recorder $4,000, the county as as
4 sessor $4,000, the sheriff A'Ow'
500 treasurer. $4,000; county sur
vsvor 5000. county attorney sow, :.
4 zach Justice Of the peace. Slow OIL '1''
constable, AoQ
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
ge. Rspubllcans held ward con' owen,
,,sns last nignt ana selected Va ll.''',n
a. members OF the y0dio "a 80.
;rbere were contests in tIe u9'' "a
80 and Fourth, Uut IN me lHilu 90
S,tth nominations were mace " a.
e' Sn ~ second ward the principal op-
80 ~ AZ me successful candidate was
,son'an Mrs Shepherd. Inc sallle
- rrne An the Fourth, MISS W haleh
ling decidedly In the race. ho"e1ol'
\ pv.hs - uIl,1 we're defeated, and the nom
nations are ,,-n..
secornd Ward-D, u. Mehee'
Third Ward-John FarI
Fourth Ward-Albert Howell
Fifth Ward-B. T. Critchlow'
WRIT OF EXECUTION
writ Of execution was given yestter-
aev AGAINST Henry Larsen, OF rive
|points and Deputy Sheriff Balley
ssryed the papers on him and took pos
session OF his personal property III
'1S95 peter Agren OF Harrlsvllle, Sc
|eured a Judgment against Larsen LOT
|si5 and so costs OF action, ana the
|ludqment has never been satisfied anu
|the interest on It Is $500. ana u Wa
lad the request OF Agren that the exc
Tuition was issued.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Monday Mrs. william Royle present
|ed her husband with l2-pOund BABY
hin. Mother and child doing we'll
4 George +. Wanless Of Salt Lake Is IN
Ogden on business.
A. +. Parker. city engineer mas gone
10 Cache county on short stay.
There will be a matinee at Christen-
sons Thanksgiving afternoon begin
ming at O'Clock. o
Joseph Burton Of Salt Lake City Is
3n ogden visiting with his relatives.
The silver medal contest Whlch was
10 take place Friday. Nov. 30, has been
postponed until Monday evening, De-
|cember 3rd
Robert Anderson Of Salt Lake is in
Ogden on business.
Miss Lulu Ferry has returned to her
home in Logan.
A Thanksgiving ball will be given In
Chrlstensen's Hall under the auspices
OF the ogden lodge No, l21. l. A, OF NJ
Van Wagenen Bros, implement deal
ers Of Provo City. are in ogden looking
up the business prospects,
There were two new cases OF small
pox" developed IN ogden yesteray, one
in the Fifth ward and the other in the
Third ward. -,
The Fourth ward give a grand ball
Thanksgiving evening in the Amuse-
ment Hall
President Bancroft Of the oregon
Short Line has gone East
Henry McCool Of Elko, Nevada, As IN
Ogden.
George May has returned to ogden
from Wadsworth.
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PENNINGTON.
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS
Evans Brothers Bonds Declafeu
Forfeited Cases set

sparIal Correspondence
Fsroipgton Davis Co.. Nov. 2'--,ln
tn5ee Ro.app's court today was srt 10,
me- tr'al of George Evans ana fIeu
Trars two young men formerly resi-
d.nts Of centery'lc but for a num-
hen Of years past OF sat Lake Wy,
gbo 4r6 accused of assaultng Willlaaiin
Williams. a young Salt Lake man. WIN
N dt58Iy weapon The defendants
gllsl 10 appear for trial and the court
after waiting for about an hour ana .
balf ordered their bonds forfeited ANA
r. bench warrant issued for their arrest
The defendants were under bonds OF
gU0 each. and these were signed oy
tbelr mother and brother
mn. affair n which the assault oc-
Cured took place at Lagoon on august
I'm last. thc day of the butchers bar
hccua there. and In the Lagoon saloon.
Mr.. Williams was stabbed four times
one cut being on the neck near the
artery ,
Some probate matters were attended
TO- and court adjourned until Friday
next The case Of Fitzgerald VS. oregon
short Line. set for today was set
speclally for December an next.
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LEEDS.
DIE WEEK OF RAIN.
A Seven Years Phenomena 80 Death
OF Mrs. sarah 4. Stirling.

Special Correspondence.
Leeds, Washington county, Nov "a
A solid weeks rain In mort parts or
Utah Is nothing Of which to make a
news item, but in this place where such
a thing happens only once in seven or
more years. 1t is, after the protracted
drouth. something Of sensation, or
which we take much pleasure in max
INK the world duly acquainted.
DEATH OF SARAH ANN STIRLING.
Mrs. Sarah a. Stirling, the president
OF the Relief Siciety Of this ward.
died October oath, and at the funeral
on the following day Bishop Murdoch
Of Beaver and Elder Salisbury Of To-
quer. and other speakers dilated upon
the faithful and useful character OF the
deceased
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