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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-03

wASsnir, Utah, May |, 1901.
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wASsHir, Utah, May /, 1901.
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The remains Of the wife Of L. +. Rat-
mussen Of Oakley were buried in the
wanship cemetery Sunday, the 2s,h.
The 22nd quorum Of seventies held
their quartley conference here on Sun
day, the 2sh. j. u. Kimball and
Joseph McMurrin. two Of the First
Seven Presidents OF Seventies, were
present. They held counsel meeting
with the Presidents, ali OF whom were
present, at 10 o'clock u. m, and also meet
with the quorum at IL o'clock noon, OF
which there was q good attendance also
The visiting mon gave the seventies
some good instructions, and laid down
the law TO them in regard to that which
was the first and paramount duty OF a
seyenty-,o attend their quorum meet
iug'. They also spoke at the sacrament
meeting in the afternoon.
Died, April 22nd, from old age and
general debility, Henry Long. Mr.. Long
was born in England Jan. II, 1917. lie
was baptized Nov, 20, 1870, and emigrat-
ed TO this country in the year 1852 lie
aud his wife Alice crossed the plains
with the hand cart company and pulled
n hand cart themselves the entire die
lance, arriving in Salt Lake city Aug.
2sih, 1860. lie raised a family OF nine
children by bis third wife, six Of whom
are now living. lie moved out on the
Weber river In the sixties, where he
has lived most Of the time since. lie
has been worker in the Sunday school
cause of and ON since 1869. The last
fifteen years Of his life he was Ia faithful
laborer in that work, hardly ever miss
ing Sunday only when sickness kept
him home. lie died faithful Latter
day Saint and belonged to the High
Priest quorum. lie at one time was the
miller in the Coalville -four mill. lie
lived 70 the ripe old age Of 81 yearsl
Itureo month"; aoi hve dAys.
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HENEFER.
HeSrVER, Utah, May 2, 1901.

HgSEFER, Utah, May 2, 1901.
EDToR TINES:
Another car Of hay was loaded on the
spur here this week.
Some Of our young people attended
the dance at Morgan on May lst.
Sheep shearing is sill in progress
here; about another weeks work.
Bishop John PAskett lost two fine COWS
during the week, by being bloa,ed with
luc"rne.
A number OF our people will attend
the stake conference at Kalnas on the
9th and 9Th.
Most Of lIeneier wool has been sold or
bargalned for; the prices, understand,
are lO7i and II CITE, per pound.
a number Of the lleneier people at
tended the funeral services Of William
Stevenson at Echo on Sunday last.
A social party WAS given here on May
LIST under the auspices of the Primary
Association. A dance was given the
children in the afternoon between
dances, song. and recitations we're given
by the children. In the evening tn,
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i'EoA.
PKoA, Utah, May !, 1901

fEoA, Ulah, May ], lOOl
EDITOR TIMRsi
County Fish and Game Warden john
alon and his assistant are distributing
young front in the streams here.
Every body lie as busy as bees in farm
ing aud gardening, your correspondent
with the rest, hence this short letter.
The all important question is; who
will be our Bishop No change at al,
would be better than the names OF some
who have been brought forward.
The heavy winds are drying out the
land very fast aud II is now feared that
unless we have rain the lard will have
10 be irrigated to bring up the grain.
The Peoa South Bench Canal aud r.
rigation Co., will commence work to
clean and repair the canal ON Monday,
May 18th this was decided upon owing
20 the dry condition Of the soil.
On Monday very pleasant and in
teresling surprise party was gotten up
by the ladies' OF Peoa, on Mrs. Sarah
Billing, who will leave here this week
for her home in Pdssaic, New Jersey.
The afternoon was spent most pleas
antly; over forty ladies sat down to the
supper farewell address was read to
the departing lady and friend who was
80 surprised and overcome with the good
feeling aud fellowship manifested that
she could hardly express her delight at
the honor paid her. May her journey
home be in safety. We believe the visit
OF the lady will do much good in laying
the false impression the people have in
her native city rs to the LalleE-day
Saints.
B. II. E. VIER.
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UpToN.
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UrroS, Utah, May /, 1901,


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Miss Emma Hobson was the receipt
ent OF very pleasant surprise on Tues
LAY evening the affair was very enjoy.
able one to oil.
George Randall, n. n. Bailey, VIM.
Harris, Adam aud wm. Johnston left
Upton on Tuesday brother parts to seel,
permanent homes, They expect to be
away about one month.
The following named persons have
been appointed a committee to rise
means TO assis, Edward Powell on his
mission to Australia: James Judd
Arthur CLARK, Ivan Fewkes, Lawrence
Harris and Oscar Crittenden.
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GRASS CREEK
Grass Greek, May

Grass Greek, May /, 1901.
EDlroR TrMks;
The mine worked three days last
week.
Alfred Turner made a trip to Croydon
last Monday.
Miss Susie James was the guest OF
Miss Eliza j. Barber last Sunday.
Mr.. WIN. Sargent aud family made
their way to IIoytsrillc this morning.
Coalville lie visited each and every
day Of the week, by one or more citizens
from this burg,
William II Shaw and wife aud Frank
Hobson Of Coalyille were visiting their
friends hers last Sunday.
Miss Maria Downs Of Idaho, Fall-,
Idaho is visiting her sister, Mrs. Elijah
Turner, and expects to stay some time.
ON Friday last Miss Nellie wilde Of
Salt Lake and Miss Jane Wilde OF this
place were shown through the mine by
foreman W. S. wilde.
William Welsh and family OF Coal
willie we're up visitlng relatives the Grs,
Of the week aud were shown through
the mine by their relative Daniel
Wilde.
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shndders AtIIIs PasI.

81 recall now with horror" says Mail
Carrier Burnett Mann, Of Ieyanna, o.,
tiny three years Of suffering FROM Kid
ney trouble. was hardly ever free
from dull aches or acute pains in my
back. To stoop or liz mail sacks made
me groan. iglt tired worn out, about
ready to give up, when began TO use
Electric Bilters, but six bottles COM
pletely cured me and made me feel ike
II new man" They're nGrlyaled to
regulate Stomach, Liver, kidneys aud
Bowels. Peieel satisfaction guaranteed
hy John Boyden & Son. Only so cents.
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IL saved HisLeg.

=. A. Dauiorth, Of LaGrange. Ga,
suffered for six months with irightiul
running sore on his leg but writes that
Burklen's Arnica Salye wholly cured It.
in five days, For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles,
ips the best salye In the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only Zoe. Sold by John
Boyden & Son.
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DEAHrs ArEcmo.
''rieie Billy" Stevenson end soione
Weaver Pass Away.


Weaver Pass Away.
william Stevenson, one Of the Oldest
asplers Of Echo, died a, that place last
Ilflas morning irsm p,ouaetci siege
olpenmonia.
Inc funeral was hell last Sunday
aiHnooa from The residence, aud was
alyndeiby a large crowd Of people.
ne glfakers we're EllcrsJ. A. Smith,
Jtues Fowler md Alma Ellredge. Sew
eialrnh'ical selecuons were rendered a,
tpessryiees. The remains we're inter.
rsdln ihe burial grounds ai Echo.
"t'nsle Billy" 5 eveu,on as he was
koFH,o all, was born in 81. john,
Me- b'unswicL seventy nine years ago.
lie v@ baptized into the Mormon
chqlch'inlhe year 1855. and came to
UsA 10 1850 After travelling around
for few months, he settled at Echo
whsfe he resided Until the time Of biz
death. he being the pioneer settler o.
thai place, lie was good. honest msn
and bad many iiiends, aud his loss viii
be teeuly folt In the e.pnmu,ttv ma,
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate oil Robert @. Chambers deceased.
Orehtors will present claims with
vouohets to the undersigned at his e.
nee znd Hoor OF the Masonic Building,
corner West Temple aud Second south
suee's' Salt Lake City, Utah, on or be-
fore Tue Srd day Of March A. d. 1902.
CmARLEs l.. Room.
administrator of Estate OF hobart c.
Chambers, deceased.
p''e oil FIST publication, May 3, A. d.
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ola soIdI.r,. E,perlencc.

NJ. NJ. Austin, a civil war veteran. Of
Winchester, nd, writes; "My wife
was sick a long time in spite Of good doc
tors treatment, but was wholly cured
by %, Kins'v New Llie Pills, which
worked wonders Tor Der health. They
always do. Try them. only 25c at
John Boyden 4 Sons drug store.
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To TIE DEAF.

A rich lady cured Of her Desiaoss and
Noises In the Head by ID. Nioholson's
Artificial Ear Drnns, gave $40, 900 to
his Institute, so that deaf people unable
to procure the Ear Drums may have
them free. Address No. 1888, The
Nicholson Institute, $50, Eight Avenue.
New York, T.. s. A.
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Miss Florence Newman, who has been
great sufferer from muscular rheuma-
item, says Chamberlain's Pain Balm is
the only remedy that Chords her relief.
Miss Newman is a much respected resi-
dent OF the village of Gray. n, y, and
makes this statement for the benefit Of
others similarly afflicted. Thisliniment
is for sale by John Boydcn Il Son,
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adults enjoyed themselves In the dance
and a pleasant time was spent all
around.
Some Of the IIeneier people attended
the funeral services Of Miss Weaver
at Echo on Thursday, the Bud. Part Of
the llen,ier choir did the singing. All
acquaintance here sympathize with the
family Ia this sad bereavement.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-03

cough ID not disease but a symp-
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as soon as this cough appears are ,,>aily
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A Wonderful Invention.

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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of William j. Brown, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned at Rock
port, Summit county, Utah, on or before,
the 18Th day OF August, 1901.
WILLIAM ID. BRows, Administrator.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-03

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
laks Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Az druggists refund the money II il fails
10 cure L. W. Groves signature lie on
each box. 25c.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-03

When girl gets married she looks
triumpbhantly At her married friends,
but a few years later when babies and
trouble come they begin to look lri-
umphanlly at her.
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LETTERS FROM
CORRESPONDENTS.
Around the County in Seven
Days,
The Happenings Of Tie Fast Week
Told In Detail by Efficient
Correspondents.
MARION

MAmoS, UrAu, April 80, 1901.
EDroR TIAEsi
Several Of our people are suffering
with bad colds.
Mise Emma Lemon is now behind the
counter In j. @. Lamberrs store.
The Misses Lulu Benson and Matte
Letter Of Woodland were the guests Of
Mrs. b. W. Anderson the first Of the
week.
John Larsen, j. b. Hoyt and Edward
Lewis drove herd Of cattle from here
to Echo last week for Yaunt & Patter-
son Of Ogden.
The wind has been blowing for a
whole week and everything lie dried out
until II Is almost impossible for any
thing to grow until the ground is moist
ened in some way.
The trustees Of the Marion school dis.
triet called meeting yesterday to see
who we're in favor Of anew school house
and who were not. The ones who were
in favor OF one were in the majority and
tax will be levied to build the same.
Mrs. Il. Hoyt, accompanied by her
son John and daughters Martha and
Emma, will leave hero for Salt Lake
City In the morning. Mrs. Iloyt il
going in to receive medical aid as she
has not been feeling we'll for some
Tine
Edward Sorensen came very close to
being poisoned last Saturday while he
was working on the lower irrigal ion
canal. lie drank several times out Of n
small stream that WAS near by and In
about an hour afterwards he began feel.
ing quite III. end In short time was
feeling so bad that he had to 90 home.
IL was discovered aiterward that some
dead anmpl was In the di'eh ahoYs
where he drank.
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-
Andrew Kirk. the Salt Lake sheep-
owner, is here looking after his live
stock interests.
Two hundred and fifty cars OF sheep
have been shipped in here and more will
be shipped in tonight.
Hatch Bros, who are heavy land ow n.
ere in this district, uuloaded eighteen
cars Of sheep here ON Friday.
j. l.. Egan Of Bouutilul, foreman Of
the Bountiiul Live Stock company, is
here with the Company's live stock,
A school meeting to levy a special tax
for school purposes was held on the 9th.
A special tax Of IA mills was voted for
the year.
Miss CLARA williams, who has been
teaching school here during the thirty
week term, returned to her home in
Coalville on Sunday.
The bad drouthy winds OF the past
week have dried out nearly all the
moisture aud II such winds continue
they will be great detriment to the
seasons crop Of hay here.
The past two weeSs has effected quite
a change in the looks OF the country
here. Then, II looked all winter like
now the snow has nearly all gone, and
the surface looks green once more,
The vacancy in the school board,
caused by the removal Of NJ. Clawson
from the district, has not yet been filled
aud IL is the intention OF the two trust
ees not to appoint one TO oil the vacancy
but wait until the school election in
July.
Nearly all the sheep are being ship
ped in on the u. p. Ry. and unloaded
here, aud other points along the line
contagious to their summer ranges. The
loteness OF the season Is the cause o.
them no, coming overland.
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Biliousness is Il condition chaoaeter-
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liver torpid, the bowels coustipated
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Stops the Cough
md works OIL The Gold.

Laxative Bromo.Quinine Tablets cure a
cold ia one day. No Cure, no Pay. Phce
25 cents.
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Try the new remedy Tor eosllveness,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, Every box guaranteed, Price
25, cents. For sale by John Boyden Il
Son.
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We Nish to express ir thanks to A.
@. crim and iheoiher friends who came
to our assistance in our reeen, beroaye-
ment. Also Tor the sweet singing aud
the words Of encouragement aud com
for, given by the speakers, we Thank
you one and all.
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wAIIsATCu

wAusAron, Utah, April so, 1901.
EDITOR rIMEs;
Our district school closed for the sea-
son on the 10th. a
Mrs. w. r. stoddArd is Wasting he
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tariff DES ANNONCES

Avis Cha4ue insertion 10 cts par ligne
Tariff SPECIAL pour les annonces au moi
ct d lannee4
Demandes d'emplol-demandes de d.
mestiques ou employees pour
chambre ou pension-annonces pour OBJ
Jets perdus ou trouv6s.
Au taux, UN CENTIN par met
Nous enverrons un numero du journa
toute personne qul en- fera la deman-
de.
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EUROPE.
LONDRES

-Une d6peche sp6ciale de Pc
kin annonce que le Rev. P. Bellar-
min, un pretre italien, ct quinze de
ses confr6res ont etc massacr6s,
ces jours derniers, q Lingtio Lang
dams la Mongolie m6ridionale,
LIE nombre total des d6ces
causes par la maladie ct les opera
tions dams FAfrique du sud etc
chez les anglais, pendant le mols
de mai, de 25 officers ct 700 hon.
mes.
lie correspondent du sMall'
a Constantinople tel6graphie que
lie gouvernement ottoman a defen-
du la representation en- Turquie
de "Cyrano ct Bergerac", d'Ed-
mond Rostand, sous pr6texte que
cette piece est revolutionnaire.
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HOnorOnS Nos GrandS HON
mes

Lafontaine est un des PLUS beaux
noms dams notre histoire de reven-
dications ct des luttes parlementai-
res.
II est d6sign6 CONNIE le pere du
gouvernement responsible ct le
restaurateur de la langue francaise.
Sa m6moire doit rester chaude
dams le occur de notre population
son nom doit rester devant la fou-
le.
Puisque nous n'avons pu encore
lui eriger une statue, consacrons-
lui au moins un pare. L'occasion
lest belle puisque le conseil NUM-
cipal est saisi dune proposition de
rebaptiser le Pare Logan.
M. Martineau semble pencher
pour Park STU JEAN -Baptiste ct M.
Gagnon pour Pare National, sans
toutefois etre nj Fun nj l'autre hos
tiles d Pare Lafontaine.
Mais pourquoi Pare St-J ean-Ba-
tiste? Nous avons d6la le quarter
St-J t-Jean-Baptiste, la soc16t6 ST.
Jean-Baptiste, la fete St-Jean-Ba-
tiste; notre patron ne peut, en- v6-
rite, SO plaindre du cutie des Ca
nadiens-franeais a son egard: lis
l'honorent ct lie c6lebrent en- tout
ct partout.
Pourquoi Pare National? LIE mot
national est accomode aujourd' hui
q toutes les sauces ct ne siglfe rien
dams les neuf-dixi6me des cas-.
Mais PARo LAFoNTAINE, c'est la
CONSIDERATION dun grand nom, c'est
phommage dune vile q un illustre
patriote, c'est CONNIE une lecon
d'histoire a ceux qui ne l'appren-
nent pas on mont pas le temps de
lapprendre.
| Honorons nos grands hommes!
L'hon. juge Loranger ct NJ. p.
L. B6ique, repr6sentant Ia Soci6te
St-Jean- Baptiste, ont parl6 pour
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ROME

-Comme Napoleon Ter, le pape
prise. Mais Leon XIII est plus
diMcile que le vainqueur d'Aus-
terlitz. II attache peu d'importance
q la facture art1stique de la ia ba-
there, mais le tabac est precieux
CONNIE de Tor. Dun "cru'' am6ri-
cain excessivement rare, fabriqu6
a paide dune recette sp6ciale, il
revient un prix tres 6lev6. Avant
d'etre mis- en- bo1te, il est soigneu-
sement arose d'essence rose.
Les forces du Souverain Pom
tife baissent, c'est un fait incontes-
table, mais tout fait naturel dams
un vieillard qui est dams sa quatre-
vingt-douzieme annees. .Depuisplus
dune ann6es, le pape ne dit pres
que plus la sainte messe en- public;
ct quand il la dit en- parti cutler, ce
quill ne manque pas de faire cha
que matin, sauf, en- cas- de maladie
| il c6lebre assis. Pie VI faisait de
meme ct les papes ont parfols &C.
cord6 cette favour a quelques eve
ques que la faiblesse clouait sur
un fauteuil.
-Lsautre jour, tandis que le pa
pc 6tait au travail dams son cabi-
net, un a66n6 fait irruption dams
lantichambre ct s'est 6crie:
"Le pape est mort! Je suis son
successeur: donnez-moi la couron-
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Les gardes-nobles ont saisi Pin
trus ct FONT empech6 d'entrer
dams le cabinet du pape. LIE Saint
P6re qui await entendu Palien6
dome lordre de larreter. Get indi-
vidu sc nomme Valentino Palermo.
Il 6t6 conduit dams un asile.
On Sc demande comment Pater-
no pu Sc rendre malgr6 tous les
gardes du Vatican, jusqu'a la por-
te du cabinet de Leon Kill