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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-10-01
WHAT'S IN A NAMEq

Everything is IN the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. G.
Dewitt & Co., of Chicago, discovered
some years ago how to make a salve
from Witch Hazel that is a specific for
piles. For blind, bleeding, itching
and protuding piles, eczema, cuts,
burns, bruises, and all skin diseases,
DeWitt's Salve has no equal. This has
given rise to numerous worthless coun-
~terfeits. Ask for eWitt's-the gen.
uine, Sold by Crenshaw & Young. 9ml
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given 70 all persons In
terested in the estate Of Robert g, Gruber
aud Casper ". 0ruber. minors, that at the
next term OF the probate court OF Lafayette
county, on the first day thereof or as soon
thereafter as the matter can be heard. j
shall apply TO said court for leave to resigu
as guardian OF the person and estate OF said
minors. CASPER GRUBER,
Guardian OF the Person and Estate OF Robert
q. and Casper w. 0ruber, Minors 8-iOt5
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Public Sale

Attention IS called to an advertise
ment elsewhere IN this issue of a public
sale of stock and farm implements at
the farm Of NJ. v. Helm, southwest of
Lexington October 4. 924t2
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.

will let to the lowest and best bidder, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER q, A. d., 1904.
One Wooden Bent Bridge about "a feet long
to be built across branch on public road be-
tween sections ELF, township a, range "a,
and known as the "McGirl Bridge
Letting will be at site Of bridge 10 O'Clock
A..
Plan and specifications can be seen al
time and place Of letting.
contractor is to give bond for the main.
tneance Of bridge.
Commissioner reserves right to r eject an9
and all bids. b. ID. WERDIN,
Oct. ltd Commissioner
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Claude Nee left Friday morning
for a stay 10 r ae, C,lo.
Mrs john Powell returned from
st. Louis Frida, morning.
Lemuel Hicklin returned irvm
Kansas City Thursday night.
Mrs, J W Sydnor returned Thurs
day evening from St. Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Aull are
spending the day 10 Kansas City.
Mrs Robert Taubman returned to
Kansas City Thursday evening.
Mrs VIM. T. Hays returned to
Kansas City Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Laura Chapman returned
from St. Louis Thursday morning.
Miss Maria Wood went to Kansas
City Thursday morning for a short
stay.
Lemuel Hicklin went to Kansas City
Wednesday evening for a few days
stay.
Mrs Evan Young went to Kansas
City Thursday evening for a short
stay.
Patrick Shay left Wednesday
morning for an extended stay in Cali
fornia.
Mr., and Mrs. William Mars and
baby returned from St. Louis Friday
morning,
Bate Drummond came 10 from
Odessa Wednesday evening for a
short stay.
Fred Link returned to Marshall
Friday morning after a visit with
friends here.
Miss Mary Atkinson went to Kan
sas City Friday morning for a visit
with friends.
Ernest Graendorf came down from
Kansas City Friday morning for a
short stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Phetzing aud
daughter, Miss Anna, left for st.
Louis Tuesday night,
Miss Mildred Belt of Higgiusville,
arrived Thursday morning for a visit
with MISS Annie Hooten.
Master PembertOn Gordon returned
from Las Vegas, N, M, Wednesday
night after an extended stay,
bliss Nettie Brannock Of Pleasant
Hill, arrived Wednesday night for a
visit with Miss Florence Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sturgis and
son, Irwin, returned to their home in
Waco, Texas, Thursday evening.
Miss Charlie Scarce Of Higginsyille
arrived Wednesday evening for a Wis.
it with Miss Lillian Worthington.
Miss Bertha Cruise OF Wellington,
arrived Wednesday night for a visit
with the family Of Reid Kinkead.
MIS- J Rodgers and Mrs. Frances
Fagin came down from Kansas City
Thursday night for a short stay here.
Miss Mary Kroneshein Of Concordia
arrived Thursday evening for a visit
with the family Of Mrs, Mary Mar
quis.
Mrs. COrnelia W. Jones of Connels.
r vile, Ohio, arrived Thursday evening
for a visit with the family of F.
Morath.
Miss Anna Dowding returned tC
Kansas City Thursday morning after
a visit with the family of Charles
Mitchell.
Hon. @. w. Hamlin, the democratic
nominee for congress will speak ii
Lexington Wednesday, Oct. IL, a
1880 p. m.
d Mrs. Norma RYland Of San Jose
Cal arrived Thursday evening for
visit with the family Of Judge JohI
e. Ryland,
Mrs. Ryland Todhunter and he
daughter, Miss Elliott, went to Kan
sas City Friday morning for 2 vlsi
ID with friends.
,r Miss Nellie Davis OF Houstonia
g returned home Thursday mornin
p after a visit with the family of Judg
IS Richard Field.
n-
n N. S. Stomeboll Of New York, VIII
has been visiting his brother-in.laW
George Nasser, returned home Wee
nesday evening.
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Fine Hogs For Sale.

| have for sale a lot of fine Poland
China hogs, both gifts and bears.
A P. YOUNG,
9-17 II Near Prairie Church.
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J. G. B. and L.

Hart brand peas, the finest on the
market at D. Stalltng's. l1-btf
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w. H~AGENBUCH,
General Agent,

The Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fe Ry,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
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Take your butter, eggs, meat and
lard 70 VIM 4 MoOrman's. 7-1etf
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STATE OF MISSOURI. L.
COUNTY or LAFAYETTE. g
In the Circuit court Of lafayette County,
Missouri, December term, 1874, at Lex
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TYPEWRITERs


REMINGTON typewTiters rented, S3J
per month upward SteuOgrnpbeFs placed
without charge. Phone 1622-X. IT'D. So.
West Temple St.. City.
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AGREE TO PLAN
FOR MORE WATER
Utah and Salt Lake ShaFehold-
eFs Are Unanimous.
c COMMITTEE REPORT ADOPTED
DIRECTORS WILL ISSUE BONDS
AS SECURITY

At a meeting Of the shareholders OF
the Utah & Salt Lake Canal company
held yesterday forenoon ia the Four
teenth ward assembly, han, a PROPOSE
ton for dealing with the government
in the Utah lake Improvement project
was unanimously agreed on. The plan
was in accordance with the recornnaen-
dations OF the special committee OF
water users. as follows;
4. That salt Lake city and canal com
panies each receive Co sec0nd-feeE OF wa
Ter as its primary right 20 the WaLeEs
of Utah lake and JORDAN river. lALS1t
deductiug 800 second-Ieet FnlgA - LAs
aggregate amount or the primary tishtal
from The 1000 seCOud-LeeL Of wafer 20
be develOped, 200 secoud-feet VIII re-
main to hear the expense OF the Inn
,. That the city and canal companies
determine, as soon as possible what
quantity Of Water, In addition 20 the
said primary rights each wiz require :
the cost thereof being estimated az Sl5-l4
per acre.
g. That the cost of maintenance and
operation, so far as the city and canal
companies are concerned be SO appor-
toned that each of them VIII pay such
proportion OF the entire cost of opera
ton and maintenance as the number OF
SecQHd-fpat which each receives viii
hear 90 the total number Of sec0nd-fe6t
received by them all.
4. That application he made by each
Of the canal companies, as such. Tor
the quantity OF water IL may require in
addition to the 90 SeCond-feeU Of pri-
mary right and that it's obligation to
pay the government therefor be secured
hF a mortgage bond on all the property
and assets OF the company
h5-aIhe city, being a municipal corpora
ton. and the plan proposed for tho canal
companies nos being applicable TO III. some
other method viii have to be devised
that VIII meet its requirements and be
acceptable 10 the government.
b. p he quantity of water remaining aft
or the requirements of the city and ca
nal companies have been satisfied. to
De allotted 40 arid lands situated above
the existing canals, at such increased
price as Wili with the water taken BY
the city and canal companies. reim-
purse the government for its outlay on
the project.
g. The agency through which tina wa
Iers users shall deal with the govern
ment 70 be such as viii be satisfactorv
10 bo5h the water users and the gov
CTument.
The board Of directors met in the aft
ernoon aud agreed TO give bonds and a
mortgage on the canal property as a
security 20 the government.
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SOCIETY
o0ther Society on Pages 2 and 8 Sec. ?

Cother Society on Pages and 8 Sec. p
The wedding Of Miss Pearl Nav
Boucher, formerly Of Clarion, Ia. but
now Of salt Lake City, TO Mr.. Claire Nj.
Fallas Of the ", 81. Rash Produce
compauy's Pocatello branch. is an
nounced TO take place this month.
Bfr, and Mrs. W. j. King announce
the engagement of their daughter.
FIarTiette Lillian. TO Frank +. Lose,
The marriage viii take place June 8.
Misses Sadie Mann and Lenore
Brown entertaind fourteen friends at
dinner Friday afternoon at their home.
&c East Fourth North.
The J. G. W. viii be entertained
next Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
AIayne and Mrs. Gaby at the home OF
AIRS. 1fayne, rs Fifth East.
EHz
The Independent Girl club was en-
tertained Thursday evening at the
home Of Miss Leovn. Needham- The
club viii meet with Miss En- Lawrence
May 19.
A linen shower was given 10 Miss
Winnie DruFy by her friends, HfIia
Carlson and EleuOra Christensen. About
twenty people were in attendance ana
many valuable pieces OF linen were
presented 10 her.
NIrs- Frederick Pieper is in the city.
The guest Of her mother. Mrs. Alexzn-
der Mcdonald.
f. T. Davey is in receipt OF a cum
municauiou from his BROTHER, Fred A..
DaVey. formerly connected with A. j.
Kn0lHn GO. this city stating that
he lis now an officer of the L, 8. navy.
having been promoted from his posi-
tion as ye0man on the Massachusetts,
10 that Of fleet pay clerk of the North
Atlantic squadron, and assigned to the
Minneapolis. now i'm the navy yard at
New York City Considering that he
enlisted but a year and half ago, the
advance Is quite rapid.
Mrs j. ". Whiumore Of Nephi is Wis
iung her mother. AIRS. W. B. Barton.
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OCpEN NEMS
ohes 2zsA Washington Avenus,
Telephone Is.
ogden, sunday Nay 8.


The bids were opened yesterday la the
office Of the city engineer for the re-
surfaeing Of the TWenty-fifth street paw
ing, also for the construction of side
walks and for sandstone cuTbs and gut
ters. The clerical force Of the city en-
gineef's office has not vet finished tabu-
fatinE the bids, but il was stated last
bidder on all the work excepting the paw
ing work. On this work r. j. Moran OF
Salt Lake appeared 20 be low bidder, al
though there was some question whether
O'Nefs bid might not be lower than
Moraus on this. Other BIDDERS were II. a.
shupe, Wheelwright Bros and the Ru-
dOiph S. BIome company OF chicago.
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JAMES SHARP
PASSES AWAY
Ex-MayOr Of Salt Lake Yields
to Mysterious Illness.
PROMINENT IN BUSINESS
Recently Conspicuous in the Morten-
sen Case.

James Sharp, former mayor Of SAT-
Lake City, passed away at $40 O'Clock
yesterday morning at his residence. III
Brigham street, after an illness last
ing less than a week. The funeral win
take place Tuesday afternoon from the
Ensign stake meeting house.
The death of Mr.. sharp had not been
unexpected for several days. Friday
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MORE NEW LITERATURE.
Several New Editions to be Added to
Public Library.

Several New Editions to be Added to
Public Library.
Many new books viii be added 10 the
salt Lake City public library tomorrow
morning Several Of Ihe editions are
fresh from the press. The books 70 DE
added are as Follows
Miscellaneous
Abbett-"Great Companion"
Barry Cardinal Newman
Des EcheTUIlEs--- Memoirs.
Eili-"Juuiper Hail.
IIitchcuck-"Lo Louisiana Purchase
liomauS-- eIf-prOpeIlEd Vehicles
Huber Pioneer Roads vol.
Hume Love Affairs of Mary Queen az
Scots
Beginnings OF Hchrew History"
no Report ~ Librarian 1906
Montague Trusts ol Today
Smith, Ed Eighteenth Century Es-
saws Ou Shakespe
Stcffeus- shame Of tine Cities
Willard. Memoir, vols
Wagner" By the Preside
Ward-~Fr0bleWs and Persons.
Fiction.
Christian Thai"
Burgin--" Shutrcr= UT silence"
Burgess Fi-arooHs.
BroWn-"cmIous Book Of BIRDS Gu-
veuilef
Harris-~Litua Union scout"
jeuks-" Defense ot thc Castle Ga-
veuiieB.
kingsley" singular Miss Smith"
Maeka ye--'' Fangiranieuu.
Orcutt--.' Robert tdEeIifr.
Sherwood story ol King Sylvan and
Cluceu Aimee
wharton" Descent of Man"
~ hItsnIi--' Rainbow t-asers
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Bow Hunt by Horse.

The 14-year-old sOu of A. Anderson OF
Ulntah Wss last evening riding horseback
down the Uintah dugway when the animal
SHE'D ard went over the Dank throwing
the boy TO the ground and scraping ms
head so that about half the scalp was
torn of He was Immediately brought 10
Ogden for surgical attendance, and was
resting wen late last night
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News - eoIdfiaIds.

held a meeting last night 10 consider a
letter from its manager. D. 6. Zion. who
reported that ia prosecuting in the south
DRIFT for ore 10 make up "a shipment some
very rich ore was encountered running
500 per ton. This is in the section of the
Jumbo on which the Ogden men have a
lease
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Mrs. c. A. Clinton died yesterday morn
ing at $50 Of old age at her home 1850
occur today at 4 clock In the Third ward
meeting house.
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clark-Bureh Nuptials.

Joseph B. Clark and Miss Florence
RuTch were married at 8 o'clock last night
at the residence of Elder Joseph Hail,
Who performed the ceremony. The couple
lett on a HoTth-b0uud train for a wedding
trip to Seattle, They will return by way
of California
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Burial Of Engineer Van Why.

The inquest over the remains Of John 9,
Van Why. the engineer of the freight
engine which was wrecked i'm the local
wards. viii be held Tuesday morning. The
funeral of the dead man viii occur Mon
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WANTED -INFoRETATIoN

or L. L. Evans. who worked for an ir-
rigati0n Co. in Idaho previous To 1884
had his mail addressed 90 H.. L. Evans.
care Of John G.. Mcbride. Boise city.
Idaho. Left Boise with the Idaho vol.
May, '9s. bat may have enlisted under
name of Ewing. Amy Information OF
him win be greatly appreciated by
~. ~ EVANS
Room IS. COmI Block. salt Lake city.
Utah.
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Ogden Churches.

Methodist ChurChr-10 a. ~, sunday
school. Waiter L Underwood. EupeTiU~
tendenti III a. m. pVeaching by Rev u. h.
Helmick. on Christian LIBERTY zzsG D.
m, Junior league, Walter ID. Brown,
leader; $50 p. m, EpWOrth league sery-
ices. Miss Mabel ShiFk, leader. 5 o. m,
preaching by Rev ID. NJ. Hemiek on THE
ITTeFOCable IN Human life. SOLO Dy jay
Smith. morning and eEenLng.
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Half zones,
Zinc EtClsiagss
/ Designs
HERAED
ENGRA WING
GOBzP Any.
Progress Bldg. Phone 35L

OSTEOPATHZ.
,-aa-z@aa~s7.e~.-v~~--- 49,
BEAVEN e MURRT. Oste3pstns. 81
AuerbaCh bldg TEL, HOY; res. I25f-Z
~ s. EAMER. ID. o.. 5.5 atlas Block
Phone. 25S5-H. Residence phone. z-.is-N
NJ MCDOWELL. Rheumatism. Chronic
A ffHctions and Deformities a Speciality
0g1-l-2 Scott Syrevcli Bldg. Phone I6S4-Y
HOTELS.
LINCOLN HOUSE. 6s u. FIRST SO.
250-k0Oms-1uQ
Rates pc and 35c
SCAVENGERS.
s.-Nas-.=..~-=s-r-e--rs-
SALT LAKE SCAVENGER co office
Atlas blk. basement Tel 1885,
KEGS SANITARY COMPANY. 6ffiee
81 IS. lst south. Tel ttllx
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$3.50 per gallon; kalsomiue soc. Am.
Wan Paper CO., j.. Third South.
Charles Bodel, formerly with C. W.
MIdgeleY.
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Ogden Briefs.

The visit of Homer Davenport, the cele-
bFated cartoOnist 10 Ogden TOMORROW is
looked upon as q noted event tn entertain
ment and educational circles, Mr. Daven-
port viii lecture iu the ogden tabernacle
beginning at S o'clock. Monday evening.
Sam Wilson made trouble iu the Titan
National bank Yesterday. insisting that
he had been given l-cent piece in place
of a s piece the day before His in
sisteuee W as so violent that he vas placed
under arrest and taken 70 the police
STATEN, where he was later released.
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IIlII. HIuIIIIIls aIIu y VIIIII5'

First Church Of Christ Scientist
Church edifiee corner %. Twenty fourth
and Lincoln aVenue Services; II a m.
subject. "Mortals and ImmOrtais" sun
day school, 10 Il. m.- Wednesday evening
meeting. p. m. All invited. Free read-
ing rooms suite 21Z EcCIes building. open
daily from ? to 2. Ia. Ali welcome.
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Picture Frames

At moderate prices. Am, Wall Paper
Co. 6 East Third south.
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ASK the Furniture Man. '
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ASK the Furniture Man
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aWhat Happened t. Broab?'
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Church Of the Good shepherd.-CorneF
Of Grant and TWenty-fOurth street, Al
school, 9;45; morning prayer and sermon.
II; evening PRAYER and sermon, s. Morn
ing text, THE Face of an Angel even
sion day. holy communion at 10 a. m;
TUESDAY. parish meeLiDg at S p. IN.
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First Congregational Chmch-Adams
avenue between Tweuty-fOuTth and TWEEN
ty-fifth streets. Free seats and a cor
dial welcome for all Morning service at
II o'clock; evening service at o'clock.
Sunday school at 1855 Y. +. S. on Monday
evening and Bible study ON Wednesday
evening at g. Special music at morning
and evening services.
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WATER RUSHED
DOWN TO OGDEN
Bursting Of the Sears Reser-
V0ir in BuFch GuICh.
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE DONE
FLOOD NEARLY REACHED THE
CITY HALL
lsneciaI 10 me Harsld1

Ogden, May by the breaking this
afternoon Of the Sears reservoir dam.
located in Burch creek. about three
and one-half miles south Of ogden, all
the impOuuded water was released and
came tearing toward the city. washing
a big gully through a rich farming sec
ton and finally flooding the south CEN
tral portion Of the city. The waters
reached within a block and a half OF
the city han. The damage can hardly
be estimated with accuracy, but it wiz
likely reach $13, coo.
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YOUNG NAN desires house cleaas--s
aud carpet beating Address 4, Gardner
1ata West 81 South.
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NIrs- Frederick Pieper is in the city.
The guest Of her mother Mrs. AIeXan-
der Mcdonald.
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Canal Was Soon Fun.

The Weber canal, near the southern
part of the city, carried part OF the
flood, but this was soon chOked full
with sand. stones and mud, and the
water poured over along Washington
and Adams avenues. Every bit Of
soil was washed from these streets as
far as Thirty-first street Vegetable
and flower gardens were inundated and
the street car tracks submerged. some
Of the residents were frightened and
took TO the roofs Of their dwellings,
not knowing what could cause such IN
inundation on such a clear day
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Checked at Twenty-Eighth Street.

The rush of water was checked at
Twenty-eighth street by the big canal
which is adapted to carrying away the
spring and winter foods from Strong's
and Waterfall canyons. This water
way was filled with a rushing torrent
for half an hour, and the food crossed
the north bank and came on toward
the city as far as TWenty-seYenth
street. However. as the reservoir ran
DRY and the food supply was shut of,
the waters rapidly subsidized All over
the southern part Of the city cellars
were flooded and gardens submerged.
Thirty-third street and other cross
streets as far as Twenty-eighth were
awasb for half an hour.
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STOVES taken down, stored and put up
aett season. western Stove Rana Z
works. 2a2 state. Phone 1625-X
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WANTED.

es--s~@- N-a~~-re~>S---e-e~~s-
1850 FEET secondhand 1Linch well
pipe. Address VIM. Putnam BOuntful
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by middle-aged woman. as cook fcf OF
men in mining camp ~ railroad camp.
Il IL. Herald.
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PARTIES to contract for the malt az
the Utah Brewery for the ensuing year
T, Butler, Prop
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AT the old A. 3. Hayes place lot
OF Greeks were domiciled. They were
formerly employed oB tht cut-o6 and
had just pat ont ora the bushes today
lot OF clothing which they had been
laundering. The flood carried away
bushes clothing and all landing some
oI tHe garments in The yards and
about the streets of Ogden. The own
eFs raced and searched about for hours.
pulling bedraggled clothes out of the
mud.
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TO BORROW 500; good security. . Adj
dress s 27 Herald,
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AS COOK i'm mining camp. experience
and reference. ATS II. Brown, sugar
House ward.
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Mrs j. W. Whiumore of Nephi is Wis
iung her mother. AIRS. w. b. Barton.
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The Independent Girl club was en-
tertained Thursday evening at the
home Of Miss LeoWu. Needham. The
May 19.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-06
Deroens eloite mynt.

Gaitor 2obmanr, 6ormanb | bet
tpife SeIifnb for o~i0mifabelise Sorif.
niuger | 9luntolia, bar uplig giort ct
nrfPologiif SunS al BEN itsrite Sr.
teresie. gad EN- 8eiie | oct nor6lige
Sprien blep Der bnot BAN Ell for.
tr9fieIia beuaret Mprt al 9gte Sob,
iom peS nGrmere llrSerisgelie bite
fig at bore Ell arnmRiif Sarifription
oa itammer fra 4onq gannmmi Bar
Heriibs RegieringstiO, omtrent 800
slor isr ariiti asoieI. Oct er Ben
aIoite fienote @prt i 8eroen.
$iStil bar oct eamle lileaiiatiife
Solf 2poierne altio gielot for OF bare
OpfinSerne al mpnteoe Nenae; men
bet npe 5iinS bier, at be ignitiifc
aramGsre, iom iepsSs to adrbun0re.
Der for Qpbierne, er Sc 9Ioite. man
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tiffe gasrelieier i Narad.