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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-29

Those who did not zee that famous
play Bound by an Oath, when II was
presented by the Home Dramatic Conn
pany one year ago, can now 20 and Wit
ness 1t at the Opera House next Tuesday
night, April BOD. Numerous requests
have been made to mcmbers Of the COM
pany that this play be repeated, 90 II
was decided to put II on again.
All the same characters will take part
part again, with the exception Of Ed
ward Leroy who will be impersona,ed
by John Walker, and Mrs Annie Car.
ruth will take the part OF Mrs. Ray.
mond.
Rcheatsals have been held all this
week and every part will be thoroughly
learned 20 that everything will go
through in proper style. There will be
singing, music, etc, between each act,
and the scenery will he arranged 90 tina,
the waits between acts will not be 10
long.
The same prices will prevail, 80 cents
for reserved seats aud 20 cents for gen
cral admission. 1t will be good show
aud should DO we'll pAironiIed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-29

evening was spent In dancing, singing,
music, games, etc. Refreshments we're
served and ali had good time.
Mental problem-rhe boys and their
papers-li A gives d one, they'll have
equal. II b gives A one. he'll have hall
As number Answer, A7;B5.
Mrs. W. $. Wilde and son started Tor
Coalyille last Saturday aud after travel
ing through the mud little over a mile,
the road got almost impassable aud they
decided to turn their team and make
their way home again. The boy wen,
down on horseback.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-29
LETTERS FROM
CORRESPONDENTS.
Around The County in Seven
Days,
The happenings Of The Past Week
Told In Detail by Efficient
Correspondents.
i'EoA.
PKoA. Utah, March "a, 1901


EDiToR TIMEsi
Severe colds are again in order.
II. +. Lewis, the photographer, was
doing some work here this week.
James Salmon, travelling agent for the
Juvenile Instructor. has been canvass.
ing here for that valuable publication
this week.
Miss Amy c. Lyons has been sick in
bed for the past day or two; the young
lady has very severe attack Of pneu-
monia.
A. q. II. Marchant bought 100 acres
Of meadow land from the Miles brothers
this week, the price paid being 1880 90
Mr.. Marohant now owns more land and
cattle than any other resident here.
There has been almost continual
snow storm since last Friday afternoon ;
during part Of the time ID has been a
regular blizzard and stock have suffered
considerably. Hay is getting scarce and
several farmers are entirely out and
there are few, II any, who will sell. The
outlook just now is somewhat gloomy on
the stock feeding question.
Yesterday Lueious NJ. Miles and Geo.
Casper started for Idaho with over 100
head Of live stock; today Don G. Miles
and Austin W. Marchant leave here for
the same place taking with them the
families Of Mr.. Marchant and Mr.. Cas-
per. The party will remain at Charles
ton, wasatoh county, tonight and with
others from wasatch county, will 10 to
Provo, where they will take train for
their destination.
A surprise party was given to A. w
MarchAnt and wife, George Casper and
wife and l.. NJ. and u. G. Miles at tn,
residence Of Mrs. L. Lyons on Monday
evening A large number OF the rela-
tiyes and friends had gathered TO pay
their respects to those who were abou
to depart from us and TO wish them al
happiness and prosperity in their new
venture. The affair was success II
every particular and the evening was
most enjoyable one.
b. Il. +. Weir.
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President summit Stake.

Don't discontinue paper until you
have squared up with It. Don't cuss the
editor because his opinions do not con-
form to yours. II they did he might be
at variance with some eight or ten mill
ion people. Don't abuse a paper II 1t uses
something you don't consider worth read
ing. Those who read your part oil the pa
per may consider It pure rot. A paper Is
built to please many, not one. DON'T
take paper out Of the Poslofiiee for i've
years and then reiase TO pay for IT,
"besause you never subscribed for it,any
how" This is plain thieyery, pure and
simple. You could have refused 1t lou
years and eleven months ago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-29
Night was Her Terror.

81 would cough nearly all night long"
writes Mrs. Chas. Apologize, OF Alex
andria, Ind, "and could hardly get any
sleep. had consumption 80 bad that
i'll walked block would cough
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wANsHIr.
b. r. E. Weir,

wASsHr, Utah, March 2s, 1901.
EDIToR TINES
One OF the saddest funerals the people
Of this place have witnessed for long
time was that OF Frederick Peterson, the
eldest son Of II. T. Peterson. The ser
vices were held from the meeting house
M2p M, Friday, March %, aud not
withdrawing the exceedingly inclement
weather the meeting was well sttended
BY sympathizing relatives and friends OF
the bereaved family. Very eonsoling
and instructive remarks were delivered
by Elders Ward and silas Pack Of Kamas,
The deceased was one Of the most prom
ising young men Of the ward, His gem
tie and loving spirit, always shedding a
radiance wherever his presence was
felt, never failed to endear him to the
heats Of all his kindred and friends. lie
held the Office OF elder In the church
and fulfilled with cheerfulness every re-
quirement his position demanded, aud
whenever duty asked he was always the
fret to respond. For some time past he
had determined to make a success in life
60 iar as was in his power to do go, and
with this in mind he entered the Salt
Lake Business College last fall with
strong resolutions to win a victory II
the field OF knowledge. Bnt his lofty
hopes we're not to be realized on earth
Tor it seems Col has seen ht TO eAoos'
him laborer 10 the great beyond i1I
which he was called on March a. liz
was born at this place Nov. 10, 1882.
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Ns,ice.
United States Land Unlce, }
Salt Lake City, Utah,
March 4, 1901.
TO irhom q may conccni

tn ,rbe,o n mai, co.c.,,.
Notice ia hereby given ,ba, The s,.,.
Of U,ah has filed In this og,co he, NJ
m Of lands collected Inv Tho s.,J s,a,o
tor ,he es,ablisbmo,, and m.,n,.nan.o.
ofan Tnsono Asvlrn, nndor saa,,an re
of,hs Ac, ~ Con,,o,s ann,o,ad r,J. ma
isoa Tho followIn, nacts en,h,aosd T.,
ali H., ara in . ,ownshin .on,sinina.
nino,,l olaios u ro,,,d H.. M. ~
W. NIL. NptF Nwil O. On r.. .
~ 70 as AZ.
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Il wastroubled Tor several years with
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-29

Mrs. G. +. VanDcusen, Of Kilbourne,
Wis. vas oillicted with stomach trouble
aud constipation for long time. Sh,
says, II have tried many preparations
but none have done me good that Cham
bcrlain.s Stomach and Liver Tablets
have" These Tablets are for sale NJ
John Boyden x Sons drug store. Price,
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-29

special Rate to Salt Lake and return,
at one fare for round trip, for Semi. An
nual Conference April 9th, 9th and 7.h :
Fema'e Relief Society April 3rd and All,
Tickets will be cold April 2nd TO 9Th, in'
elusive, limited for return April 10Th.
Q. |. Mheadon. Agent.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-29

The publishers oithe famous big illus
trated weekly newspiper, Pennsylvania
Grit, are now placing repre- en.atives at
every post-ofice in Utah and they de-
sire TO secure the services OF capable
hustling agents In each OF the following
towns in Summit county; Echo City,
IIeneier, Hoyts-ille, Kamas, Peop, ard
In such other towns as are not already
supplied. The work is profitable and
pleasant. A portion Of Saturday only is
required. Over 5000 agents are doing
splendidly. No money whatever is re-
quired. Everything is furnished free.
Stationary. rubbeT-stanp, ink and pad,
advertising matter, sample copies, etc.
Papers are shipped to be paid for at the
end Of each month. Those not sold are
not charged for. Write to Grit Publish
ing Co., WilliAmsport, Pa. and mention
! the CoALyILLE TINES.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-29

A Kansas man writes for the best way
to manage bull. II our Kansas friend
has got bull on HE premises, and the,
bull is we'll, he doscn't want to manage
it. All he has got to do is to get few
tdpgs hastily together, mortgage HE
place and steer strais ht for the Philip
pines or the Klondike. lie might as we'll
try to ward of a streak oilightning with
5o-eenl paint brush rs TO manage a
bull.
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Good for the Farmers.

The following Is worth FASTING In the
hat Of every farmer who is troubled with
the pesky squirrels;
First, dissolve three ounces Of slrych-
nine and one-halt pound Of cyanide Of
potassium in one quart OF boiling water.
Then add two quarts Of molasses and
one teaspooniul OF oil Of anise. Stir.
Then pour the solution over n bushel OF
Eheat and. while mixing II together,
sprinkle in four pounds Of finely ground
sornmeal, which enables the grains oil
wheat to carry a large amount Of poison.
II is tempting menu for ground squir'
rel. but one teaapooniul at n hole end'
the career Of the whole family, and The
proportion given above will dispose Of
town Of 600 acres, the number OF ianilie'
to the acre ranging from ninety 10 100.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-29
PROBATE NOTICE.
Consult County Clerk or the respectiy,
signers for further information.


In the District Court, Probate Diyis.
ion, in and for Summit County, State Of
Utah. In the matter Of the estate Of ].
NJ. Harris, deceased Notice. The pc
tition Of William Harris, administrator
Of the estate Of j. NJ. Harris, deceased,
PRAYING for the settlement OF FINAL &c.
count OF said William Harris, admins
traitor, and for the distribution Of the
residue OF said estate to tue parsons en-
Titled, has been set for hearing on Mon
day, the 10Th day Of April A. b, 1901, at
ten o'clock a. IN. at the County Court
House, in the court room Of said court,
in CoalyiIle City, Summit county, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said
Court with the seal thereof
Seal affixed this eth day Of
Mach, A. d. 1901.
T. II. NERLEY, Clerk.
G. A. CALLS, attorney.
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Elders w. II. Branch, W. l.. Hansen
and Q. II. Jones-lIeneier, March 81
Kamas, June 80; Upton, July 2s.
Elders NJ. y. Harris and X. A. Jones
-Iloyisville, March 81 East Coalville,
June 30i Grass Creek. July IA.
Elders }. A, Fisher, G. W. Young and
Carl Allison-w anship, March 81
louisville, April q Kamas. July IA.
Elders J. j. Bowen and J. S. Ball
Echo, March 81; Eas, Coalyille, May ~ [;
IIeneier, June 10.
Elders Edmund Eldredge and W. G.
Firher-Rockport, May ~; Upton, June
ll0, Pwley'a Park, July 2s.
M. ~ l---<<.I' 1..<,rln.r.
!. .sso1.- Y pioa, &nl.l, y s'.rL-s.z.>s....
fIoytsville. June 2.
Elders George 7. Judd and Alma sarg
ent-Peoa, May ss; Rockpori, June 0
Grass Greek. June 80.
Elders Peter Hixson. Thomas Gil
christ and Lonsdale Allen-Coalville
May 20; Parley's Park, June 20 Peoa
June 30.
Elders G. A Calls aud q. NJ. Malin-
IIeneier, May 20 Oakley, June % wan
ship, July "a.
Elders J. II. Caruth and John II
sargeni-Echo, April "a East Coalyille
, June o; Rockport, July IA.
Elders +. W. Marehant and John tior
tin-Coalyillr, May 10; Echo, June 10
Parley's Park, July IA.
Elders W. &c. Chappell and Alexande
treet,-Gra.s Creek, April IA Rock
port, April %; Coalyille July u.
Elders Stephen NJ. Walker AMI GeorR
v. wilkins-Kamas, May 20; Coalyill'
June o f; Park City, July "a.
Elders silas NJ. Pack and Edwar
Thomas-oaGley, May 49, Park Cit!
10 June o Peoa, July IA.
h Elders Daniel Lambert and Willial
Ure-wanship, May ~; East Coalyill
i May 20 Oakley, July ~.
Of Elders j. NJ. Calderwood and 4.
r. Fisher Kamas, Apfil2l; lIeneier, Jui
ID 81 Peoa, July IA.
II. Elders Benjamin Pack and J. II. Sc
Of mour-wanship, April 2s; Park Cit
n, May 10; Ioytsyille, May 20.
nd Bishops will please take note OFT
Of above appointments, 70 that they "
n. know when to expect missionaries.
Ir- w. W. CLUFf,
de President summit Stake.
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uENEFER


HKSErER, Utah, March 2s. 1901.
Enron TINKs:
About ak inches Of snow fell here on
the Goth.
Mrs. Mary Jane Harris IL visiting in
the Metropolis,
James Deardcn made brief visit TO
Salt Lake this week.
a monster petition for n bounty on
squirrels has been sent in by the leople
OF llenefer.
A number Of our young folks attended
the wedding dance at Echo last Friday
N gbt and report having good time.
Messrs. G. II. and Frederick stephens
had the honor Of unloading the first car
on the new spur. II contained lumber.
A number oithe sheep men are return.
ing from the west with their sheep.
Some Of the poor sheep have been shlpp-
ed In by rail.
Mrs. W. G. Rheims. who had been
visiting here for several weeks. returned
TO her home in Sal. kshs .'aaa rs .lasl
's-ie'---'---'-',-- >1<A.'t :
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Notice for Publiealion.

No. 4706.

March 4. 1901.
Notices berely given this the follow.
ing named settler has flcd noice Of his
intention to make anal proof IN support
Of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clefkoi Nor
gan county, Utah, at Morgan City, Utah,
on April 10th, 1901. viz; William A.
Bridges, Homestead Entry No. 1884,
for the n W Of Section 20, TIP. 2 n Of
RS Il, =. L. Mer.
lie names the following witnesses te
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation upon said land, viz; I'll
Kilbourn, Victor sahm, Stuart Hill
william Plat, all Of Portcryills, Morgan
county, Utah.
FRASR u. lloBns, Register.
Samuel Francis, attorney,
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wAIisATCIi.

wNnsArcn, Utah, March 20, 1901.
EDITOR TiNEs;
Some horses have been found dead on
the range.
Mrs J. 5. Ball is suffering with an
attack Of bronchitis.
Mrs. Bogard is suffering with an at
tack Of Ia grippe.
Cattle feeders Though wishing to-
cannot vet let go their cattle until signs
for spring are more permanent.
New quarters for the Japs have re-
Gently been erected In the the shape Of
a building S5xl5 feet. The freight car
that they have occupied heretofore was
ordered burned up.
The continued stormy and cold wealth
err seems to have deferred the arrival OF
spring indefinitely. But fortunately,
81 slo defers the melting Of ,hs-snow
banks, and retains the moisture for the
grow ing season.
Little Belle Bail. the 5-year-old girl Of
W.T.. Ball, who met with bad accident
week ago by breaking her arm, is do
ing very nicely. At the time Of the Ae-
cident Or. wicks Of Evanston was wired
for and came and set the broken mem.
der lie thinks she will he all right
in few weeks. The little girl WAS in
jured by falling oil a manger while
gathering eggs.
Children often inherit feeble digestive
power and collie OF a more or less sever,
character results, when food Is takeT
which IL at all diflicult to digest
/ WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE act
as general and permanent tonic. Pric,
20 cents. John Boyden x Son,
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Notice for Publication.
No. ~
No. 47ls.
Department Of the Interior. \
Land Office at Salt axe City, Utah.
February IL, 1901.

FeoIuhIy TO- lOl.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in cup
port Of his claim, and that said proof
will he made before the County Clerk
Of Morgan County, Utrh, at Morgan.
Utah, on Saturday, April 9Th, 1901, via
Hyrum Bird, Homestead Entry No. iO0os
for Lots 10, 10, IL, and 10, Section
Township = north, Of Range cas-
ll3 ~ acres.
lie names the following witnesses to.
prove his continuous residence upon aud
cultivation Of said land, viz: Thomas
Rheims, Meredith Dawson, and David
Foster, all Of IIeneicr Summit couniy,
Utah, Martin Low Of Morgan, Utah.
Frank ID. lIoBns, Register.
WM. II. BlHD, attorney for claimant.
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To ounE A ooLp IN oNn Dan

Take Laxatiye Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it iails
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each box. 25c.
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4 successful physician Is one who IL
appreciated by his patients for what
they think he did fot them.
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by Margaret Hixson, Wanship.
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Send US your orders for all
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HOYTSyIILE

HoYIsyiLiE. Utah, March 2s, 1901.
Enron TiMEs.
Mrs. Thomas West and sou Of Morgan
we're the guests OF c. II. West this week
George L. liobson will return from
school n, Provo Saturday to commence
work in the marble shop here at his
trade.
The summit County Marble Works
placed an order ten days ago for an empty
car to ship stone on, but it has not put
in an appearance yet. Cars must he
scarce on the U. =.
Mrs. Maria Mann and children re-
moved back here this week from Silver
City and have concluded, after an alb
sence Of eighteen months. that Hoyts.
willie is the place to live aud be happy.
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wAssmr, Utah, March 2s, 1901.
EDITOR TINES
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-06-27
FLOODS IN The V|RG|N|AS.
Both States Suffer Losses of Life
and Millions in Property.
IMPOSSIBLE TO GET RELIEF.

Rluefeld. w Va. June 2=,--Tllis en-
tire section has just been visited by a
flood the extent OF which. in all prob
abiNty, will rival that of Johnstoyvn so
far loss of property is concerned
Shortly after midnight heavy down
pour of rain began. accom- PAM led by a
severe electric storm. which violently
increased in volume, and continued for
several hours
Many miles OF the Norfolk < West ern
railroad track. bridges ard telegraph
lines are entirely destroyed and com
nunication is entirely cut off
keystone. population 1000. seems to
be the greatest sufferer. practically
the entire town being washed away
This town is the principal one in the
Pocahontas coal fields. It was head
quarters from which the mining pop
ulation purchased supplies and was
also the only place in the field where
whisky could be purchased At this
place there were some l. saloons. all of
which were washed away The report
GENES that the mining population arc
now occupying the banks of the strearn
below, catching the merchandise and
the barrels of whisky and beer as they
float down
The property loss at keystone will
reach So 900. 900. \ passenger train at
Vivian met the flood. the water enter
ing the coaches. The passengers were
rescued by ropes. Along "a distance of
ten miles 100 cars are washed from the
tracks From Is to 70 bridges are
washed out in a distance of IS miles.
All this Will render it impossible to
get relief into the stricken districts.
and with those who escaped with their
lives, homeless and without food, in
describable suffering is Inevitable
Tazewen- Na--Clinch river has done
an immense amount of damage and
has swept away many mill dams.
There has been great loss Of life At
least 800 mine mules We're drowned.
But little damage is done to the mines
proper, the drifts were high up ehe
mountain sides. Several mines, how
ever are reported flooded.
At ROlfe, a large number of miners
houses were swept away as we'll as the
handsome residence OF the company s
physician. Twenty-Five houses are
jammed together in one large mass of
broken tim bers and debris.
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sooners obeyea Orders.

Apadarlxo, o. T., June 25-=The sol
diers sent to clear the Wichita noun
tains of trespassers returned to Fort
Sill The sooners made no objections
to taking their departure on request
of Captain Sayre, the officer in com
mand of troops In fact, nearly all
the crowd struck tents and moved out
upon learning of the military force
1t is alleged that those interested in
the sale of fake stock in mines were
glad to get away by election and escape
the inevitable
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Rockbridge, Mo, June 24th:-The
neighborhood and particularly the
members of Rockbridge Lodge, No
ABS, A. F. & A NJ, are feeling very
much pleased over the recovery of Mr.
Ambrose Mckay, a prominent citizen
and an honored member of the Mason
&c Fraternity.
Mr. Mckay had been suffering for
years with Diabetes and Rheumatism.
which recently threatened to end his
days His limbs were so filed with
pain that he could not sleep. He was
very bad.
Just then. someone suggested a new
remedy-Dodds Kidney PiIls-which
has been much advertised recently, as
a cure for Bright's Disease, Diabetes.
Dropsy, rheumatism and Kidney
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After Mr. Mckay had used few
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well as ever He says Dodds Kidney
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cost. They are certainly getting a great
reputation in Missouri, and many very
startling cures are being reported