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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16

pouef society. sewins and
Ills. we're the order w ,ast enjoyable
ras, Dg,resesnt spent ''
,neruoon' ,,,.,,.,
.,,o McAiister has returned
Miss CaIl,v where she enjoyed
ron ,T,h relatives ana irie''N''
go. darlington Of Salt Lake
m ,ss guest Of her s'S's
Eimball
49,. Geo. Thatcher Jro 1pt,a se's'"
MIs, The week IN SAT- LAM
g.. Anna Knox is e ,ti,r, IN s nGt
.,o s, Mrs, Lucy N'''iO'"
Lake.
,.uo and Miss josephine
hls oner are al home asa'l,, ME- ,ha INST
TnasV' been in the east io' h u"s been
ne nv while MISS Josepnl,v t ,i" rnsnv
year obout month Amons ~" waa ne
Hons. n interest they Vis''s' "''
81 Louis iair'
ain ormsby Of ReXburg Is IN
Ms hoping to improve n n,ot Ma
Los'pI The guest OF her ''''''
George Barber
,o.s onIe Martlneau Is ent s,r innlIsd,
Mi' congenial crowd OF s,l,s1i MINI of
fey Misses RUBY and fesa aa ns of
, s9.ssb ied and Ethel ana Ne" i0sS'' -
Sslt Lake -.
vr r r. Pyper has gone 10 neoF
lake on business
noe Llbbe and Mary Wells, N VINO
heen visiting with MI anu H e.,
cs,' Thatcher have returned " '"
lake.
r,s informal reception rendered ,he
Mars OF the SUMMER sehool ny wy
m la.nlty Of the Brigham Nouns eo W.,
l&S great success, Ihe l1Wns va Wop
seaotnslly decorated ana llluinihatsu,
p ns'Nr,ng delicious refreshments NV
p" as, interesting program were e"JoSV"
nV,he fullest extent
A.. Nadsen and daughter MnrVel OF
~ lake are the guests oil MI anu
grs W. b. Preston Jr
AlNf
nj. MANNERS OF the Second ward are
y, CONGRATULATED on their very sue,
,S Entertainment given IN the waru
s eisIU Monday evening in honor oil one
hal WI most estimable young men,
o. VIZ Anderson. who left Thursday
Nt LoissIon to Great Britain. MI, An
lo .,,on "' MAS assured in a most sincere
u,lsDe of the high esteem IN whlch
MANY eld bv the members OF the waru'
ne y n'' nroeram was rendered, AFTER
AsI rR dancing and refreshments were
enjoyed
At. Henry G. Parker, who recently
.o5nated from Harvard, was Breeuhg
b ii ,s,ends In Logan this week
Mr. Joseph A, smith Jr" is back
from Bear Lake
Mrs wilkes is up from salt Lake on
wslt 10 her daughter, Mrs capt
Siyer
Mr. Otis. manager OF the Western
riectrIc company OF Denver, Is IN Lo-
gan,
pro, 1uclep Marc CrIstobol teach.
=. ~ fencing is at the Lincoln, and
Mn romgin In Logan for IA short time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
wAsArcu NOTES.

Mrs. Benjamin b, Hanak came up
Tuesday morning TO stay for the sum
mer She win shortly be Joined by her
mother
Mrs. NJ. L. Richie Is occupying the
Hull cottage
The families OF w. n. Williams and
j. II. Cartwright are occupying cottages
] and g.
Apostle Smith ana family are here
for the season,
Mr. GIN made visit into town Tues
day,
w II. Bywater and j. H. Rlppeto
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
LIsIiI.

Mr. Charles Woodhouse and wife are
spending few days here after "A visit
70 we worlds fair mt st. Louis. They
WI leave soon for La Grande, or.
Nhre MT. Woodhouse Is superintendent
o. me sugar factory there.
., Mr. Farley Austin and Mr.. c. O.
townsend, the assistant agricultural
superintendent OF the Utah Sugar com
pssny, ana the latter OF the department
ssllcullure, were in Sanpete and
SEWER counties last week.
Messrs; James II. Gardner, NJ. w. IN
flus ana Charles Crabb have gone 10
'''"o' Iney VIII be gone about 10 days.
DIT. George Jackson and wife of Ida
~,,t ailf are spending a few days here
M, MT G O, Townsend has returned Ia
yW,s%i,h,nn,ston, ID. G., for a few weeks
''''' DIS vile accompanying him.
Mrs Annie Austin of Garland has
, pgen spending the past few days visit
"s WIN Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin
an, Mr D. W, Russell Of Salt Lake cts
i, NV mere the forepart of the week shalS
"e hauds with old friends.
,.h'' George BAH Of Eureka ana Wn.
io h9ll Of Garland are I'm town Wait
'e WIN friends and relatives
bo ",ss Nlrlie Taylor returned from Ida.
he T naSi she has been visiting friends
NV past Few weeks,
Wvo uehfy Sorenson Of Evanston
NrSe9 H. u Spending a few days here with
'''s' Alfred Turner.
ues1ay ON business.
,ssn Joseph Anderson and wife hav,
yves IN sprlngyile. 's 'e'"
mi
thursday evening grand BAH was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
EUREKA.


Eureka-Miss May openshaw has re-.
turned from a visit with friends at
Santaquin.
Mrs, Myrtle NJ. Davis win deliver lee
lures TO ladies at the Latter-day
Saints church on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings next
Mrs Andrew Johnson and Mrs. Mi
chael Johnson left. Wednesday for Fin
land on a visit to relatives,
Mrs. Charles e. Hush and Miss Gene
We've Sullivan were the guests Of
friends at Robinson Thursday.
James Sheldon. who has been alb
sent from Eureka for about a year, re-
turned Tuesday on a visit to friends
after which he left for American Fork
canyon to spend the summer
The members of the Eureka Union
band will give a grand concert and bail
at the Latter-day Saints church on
Tuesday evening, July q, which prom
ises to be the social event of the sea-
son. The proceeds will be used towards
unformlng the musicians.
Mr. p. j, Donnelly returned home
from California Saturday night, after
sojourn Of two months,
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan is the guest OF
her daughter at Butte. Mont.
Mrs. D. ]. Sullivan and children and
Miss Josie o'Heill left this week for
Butte, Mont, on visit to friends and
relatives.
Mrs William Shimmin and children
returned to Nephi this week after a
visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. James Nolan and children visit
ed friends at Payson this week.
Mrs. Hugo Deprezin and Mrs. p. j.
Donnelly went to ogden this week TO
visit with Mr., Donnely who is at the
Hot Springs at that place.
Richard G. Lambert, travelling rep
resentative OF the Deseret News, is a
Tlntic visitor this week.
Manager Paxman of the Excelsior
Mercantile company of Nephi visited
Eureka this week,
Attorney George A. Udall and family
have moved from Mammoth and taken
up their residence in Eureka
Mrs James McCuno has gone to Help
en- Utah, on a visit.
Mr., and Mrs Neal Hale are the,
guests Of Mr., ana Mrs philander Brown
at Provo.
Mr. and Mrs, Con j. Hanninn spent
the ilrsi part Of the week at McIntyres
ranch
Or John Hannifn has returned to
Butte. Mont. after a sleasant visit with
relatives here.
Miss Mabe Markham of Robinson
has gone to Spanish Fork to reside hav-
ing accepted position In the telephone
Office at that city
Miss Susan Mckee OF Robinson has
been entertaining her mother Of Salt
Lake
Mrs. Phillip Stevens OF tho rlnuc
hospital Is entertainin. as her guests
On. aud Mrs. Tull Of Quincy, III,
Mrs Newton Peel visited with friends
at Spanish Fork this week.
city Recorder A. j. McPhee and chill
dren spent Sunday at Castillo Springs.
The people OF Mammoth and Robins
son are making active preparations for
the proper observance of Pioneer day
July "a. The program of the day will
consist of music and songs, speeches
and Rotations. Races and sports for
the children viii be held during the aft
ernoon. The exercises OF the day viii
close with grand ball at Hassells
hall, large number OF Eurekaltes
VIII Join IN the festivities with their
4 N,iUhhnpu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
Tho Children Are Home.

why not buy PIANO for them
NON2 BEESLEY MUSIC co. have
some OF the best kinds--at i6 So. Main
ST,
The Coconino sun., 1904-10-15
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, is narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia as follows: 1T was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physi- cians had given me up. Then I was advised to use Electric Bitters; to my great joy, the first bottle made a de- cided improvement. l continued their use for three weeks, and am now a we'll man. I know they robbed the grave of another victim" No one should fail to try them. Only 50 cents, guaranteed, at all drug stores.
The Coconino sun., 1904-10-15
U. s. Survey In Mohsye Valley.

J. NJ. W. Moore, receiver of the Prescott land office, is expecting an order from Washington requiring the the survey of about 10000 acres of land in Mohave Valley, near Fort Mohave, and the opening of that sec- tion to settlement. The lands lie to the south of the old military reserva- tion and include some of the best and richest sections of the Colorado river bottom. All the squatters' interests will be protected when the lands are opened to settlement, as bonifide resi- dents will be given the first right of entry. As soon as the order is receiv- ed the surveyor general will let con tracts for the work, which will prob- ably be completed within two months. The lands were recently withdrawn by the government from settlement under the belief that the dam at Bulls Head would be built. This latter action would appear to put a quielus on the dam project. t.-Mohave Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1904-10-15
Twice Larger Than Before.

The possibilities of how big a trained animal show may be has been absolutely designated by the consoli- dation of Gentry Bros. Famous Shows for this travelling season. For almost two score years Gentry Bros. several shows have been travelling as distinct exhibitions. This season the shows have been consolidated and will ex- hibit all their numerous attractions under one canvas for single admis- sion. During the many years that success has greeted Gentry Bros. ex- hibitions they have kept carefully compiled list of the cities and towns where their various shows were the most liberally patronized. This city has proven to be one of their banner towns, consequently, in laying out the initerary for the consolidated shows a date of exhibition has been ordered to our city and the little folks can pre- pare for holiday on that date when Gentry Bros. Famous Shows United will exhibit in Flagstaff Wednesday, October 18th.
The Coconino sun., 1904-10-15
High Grade Sheep for Flagstaff.

The Baldwin Sheep & Land Co.,, of Hay Creek, Oregon, have just sold and shipped to Messrs. Dent & Saver of Flagstaff, 360 pure-bred ewes-Ram- bouillets, Delaines and Merinos, all bearing the Hay Creek or Baldwin type, conformation and superb fleece. They are typical of the l2,0OO ewes that constitute this great stud flock With these richly bred, finely heeced and much larger than the average ewes, went lS0 big, strong rams all up to the high standard of the 4,00O rams annually shipped from the Hay Creek plant. The ewes were personally se- lected from the two- year-old bands, all of Hay Creek breeding and stamp and in the opinion of Mir. Joseph Dent, than whom there are few more dis criminating sheepmeen in the country, are the finest bunch of sheep he has ever seen together. Stock man.
The Coconino sun., 1904-10-15
Many Mothers of Like Opinion.

Mrs. Pilmer, of Cordova, Iowa, says: "One of my children was sub ject to croup of a severe type, and the giving of Chamberlain's Cough Rem- edy proptly, always brought relief. Many mothers in this neighborhood think the same as do about this rem edy and want no other kind for their children. For sale by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1904-10-15
Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles produce moisture and cause itching, this form. as we'll as blind, bleeding or protruding piles are cured by pr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Rem edy. Stops itching and bleeding. Ab- sorbs tumors. soc jar at druggists, or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write me about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by the Cover Drug Co.
The Coconino sun., 1904-10-15
0. Gibson Nominated.

The territorial prohibition conven- tion met in Good Templars hall 'rues- day night in Phoenix, there being a fair attendance. A strong platform was adopted endorsing the national platform and ticket and declaring in favor of sustaining and enforcing the territorial local option law. Mir. Os- tora Gibson of Tombstone who ran for delegate to congress on the prohi- bition ticket two years ago, was again nominated for the same. office. A ter ritorial committee was elected and funds were raised for the campaign.
The Coconino sun., 1904-10-15

l am handling the Great Western stove. If you are going to buy a range or heating stove it will pay you to see what have to offer.
 G. RI. COFFIN.
The Coconino sun., 1904-10-15

If troubled with a weak digestion try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will do you good. For sale by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1904-10-15

High-class taxidermy in all it's lines. Don't throw away deer heads: have them preserved and mounted; they are valuable. How to skin head and an- imals that are to be mounted, free for the asking. GEORGE F. MOE,
 Taxidermist, Flagstaff, Ariz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15
(6ortfebung folgt.)
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befonntli9 in ben &ibauer 8riegsbufen
r&ailsr MleranOer ILL.," gebra9t pprs
BEN, ND lie fir &riegsSpede bergeri3z
let perben. 8on ben feds augenblids
li9 i'm 8riessbafen liesenoen Dam
pfern ftammen flint aus Oeutl9lano
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ria Sberefia". n@usuite 8iftOria" uro
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ite6enben asibsnfolse Die ruiiiidenRas
men Don, rural", nSeret", n&uz
BAN, vSrtiti4" unb n@nabpr" erbaIz
ten baben. Die bier eritsenunnten
Oampfsr fonen als 9ilfsfreu5er Ser
fpenbune finben, gu pel6em 3tpede Die
S9iffe cine @rmirung BON je Is Sc
i9iiBen %(barunter Spei 12>3entimeterz
@eI9iise als grDbtes8aliber) erbalten,
unb Der Mai9inenraum nit einem 1
.3entimeter ftdrfen pan5er unb elmer l
Meter itorfen&ortf9i9t gei9ubt piro.
Die &pblenporrGtbe, gu beren Iufnabs
me bieie8reu5er eingeri9tet iinb, beden
nur ben eissnen, our Sabrt mad Wld<
bipoitof erforberliden 8ebarf (ettpe
35OO-400O Sonnen). Die beiben
anberenO ampfer, nSrtiti6" unb Pima
c9r", perben als &pbIenfGiffe bie6dbrt
mad benz fernen Often mitma3en unn
finb in Der Gage, etfpa $4,000 Spnnen
mitnebmen 5u tDnnen.
Oie Mrbeiten an DisTen S9iffen
perben auf 8efebl aus petersburg NIT
Der qrDBten Gile betrieben. Ser @rob=
fiirif Mleranber Mi6uilopiti9 inipi>
airte bereits breimul bas Sortf9reiten
Der Musriifunesdrbeiten, unb bor IA
Sa9en traf &pntre=Nbmiral 3pf9oelt@
pensfb, Der &ommanbeur bes 2. Sfts
feeqef6fpabers, in 2ibau our 8eii9ti=
gung Der Oampfer elm. Sie geiabung
: etpa 500 Mann auf jsbemSampfer
= lift grDbtentbeils f9on eingefteat.
On Mai6iniiten mo6t fi9 jebob Elm
GROCER Mangel bemertbar; Der Ser
fu6, Die nit ben Sampfern glei6seitia
eingetruffenen ausldnbii6en Mai6inis
item AUDI fir bic Sabrt in ben fernen
Often gu berpfli9ten, f4eiterte trOb
gldnsenber Inerbietunsen ieitens bes
rufiiiden Marineminifteriums an benz
8eto beg Minifteriums bes @eubern-
= Mm IL. Suli ma6te Der .0pn"
(ebemals .Sii,f 8ismurd") feline
prpbefabrt unb lief mad 8altii9port
aus; linn fplet in ben nG6iten Saaen
Der ebenfaus fertiageitente rural". Die
Mrbeiten an ben iibrieenO ampfern fDns
men ni9t bor bier Woden beenbet psre
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

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halb btnter elmer gbprsfe perboroea,
ttetpsri9leiert unb in ibr:n geIamonteI
Dertnummf, INN ibrsttpilen bielt er iif
10 ttarr unb aufreht! Sic fpute i'm
ntht in bilflofem Sammer 5ufammen=
Saru ISa''i Iitq1s yrnen uusenDllu
lang par's ibm, als miife er 81 ibr
bineilen, miife tie f4Iasen uub 5ii9tis
gen : iaipobl, f9lagen unb 5I4tisen,
neil Tie au9 in bieier tieftraurisen,
feierliden Stunbe burd cine enge,
f9maIe Pforte in bic Melt ieiner &C.
banfen unb @mpfinbunsen, Die bod
ein3te Der beiBen Srauer bGtten eslten
5olen, einSuf9lei9en eepubt!
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elm fniri4enbes 9erdui9 CAB. @ber
tpenn er au4 ni9t mebr gu ibr binS
iiberfab = tie blidte ia nobl aus ben
tpunbsriamen, unereriinbli9en Musen
unabldffig gu ibm per unb belt Jpn 10
feit! llnertrGeli9e Nual!
Np9 cine anbere blidte aus junaen
unb i9Dnen 4usen unpertpunbt auf
ibn - unb nit Der sanaen &raft ibres
9eraens fanbte lie ibm ben ganaer
Erpt i6res 9er5ens 81 = unb lie bate
ieiner armen, tobten Mutter einen
&rana aus peiben Rofen sefdidt =
unb aud isst belt lie peibs 8lumsn
in Der 9anb, UNI lie i'm leBten @ugens
Bid nod binunter uuf ben Sarsbedel
gu perfen - auein Wdlter nubte
faum UNI bos Safein bes f9Dnen,
f9lanfen Mdb6ens! @r fonnte ibr,
bic ibm f9on friiber bic gauge Seels
sef9entt, unb iebt nod einmal i9enfte,
ni9ts bon Der feinigen geben!
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2ebrer, Walter unb Snfel peters in
benz fleinen 9auie auberhclb Der Stabt
fin beifammer.
Der alte, frante 2ebrer tpdr tief err
i6Opft in ieinen 2ebnitubl geiunfsn,
Der aus benz Sterbeaimmer pieber in
bic Wobnftube seriidt norben mar, an
ietnen alien Ylab in Der NGbe bes
Sfens. in benz elm luitises 5euer fang.
Malter bate fi9 auf einen Stubl
am Teniter nieberselafen unb ftarrte,
ben &opf in Die 9anb seitiibt, regunss@
los in ben f%infenben @intertas. Sas
Sopba, in beTen cine @de ii9 Sntel
Peters bate fallen lafen, itanb i'm
bunfelften unb bon ben 6enftern ent=
fernte item Wintel bes lang geitredten
3immers, unb 10 p%erfanf Der alte
Mann, Der 10 gebeimnibpou portfare
mar, glei9fom in cine tiefe, gebeimniB>
ppae Sdmmerung.
(Sprtiebuns folgt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

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~ 80bme, feiner Stieff9tpsiter.
q mar audi Snfel peters aus 9eis
berba9 eefommen. Ser alte,
eigenfinnige Sonberling itanb in feiner
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obne jebes 3ei9en tieferer Nntbeilnabms
an benz @rob, bon benz er alerbtngs
bic 8lide ni6t abtpanbte. Nur 5weiz
ober breimal i9peifte unter ben tpeib>
gelben, buf9isen 8rauen berpor bas
tleine, lebbaft funfslnbs Muge 81 Male
ter bin, Der linn 9egeniiber an Der offez
men CRUDE itonb, aber audi iebt bliss
ba5 70 tbroune, eingetrodnete 9reiiene
eeii9t rubig unb unbesoselih.
limb Der Seelen5uitanb Walters, Der
fi6 in ieinen i90nen 3iieen eri9iit@
ternb genug ausprdste, furberte bod
tpa6rli9 innises Mitleib! Wie cine
8eripiiitung lag es iiber benz iungen
@ei9t = iene i9limmfte @erpiiftune
mars, bic ni9t Elm S9idiul bon auben
Der beipirft, fonbern bic mir uns felbif
angetban in blinbem 3ufdlasen, unb
bic mir urs bann ni9t slauben perge<
ben 5u f0nnen!
I'm zines &uRes fpiGen auf bic 2ips
ben zines Weibes bate er fi9 UNI ben
lebten fesnenben &ub bon Der fterbens
ben Mutter gebra9t! Oafir feline
@nabe, feline Nergebung nein. nein!
limb fd niht gum leBten Male
f9reienb niebertperfen unb ben fGli@=
ten, braunen Sare umfafen 81 biirz
fen! Iufredt bafteben 'unb binter benz
porgebaltenen 9ut bic Sbrdnen perbers
gen gu miiHen! M9, bic anberen ale,
bic ba bus pffene Grab umgaben, bdts
ten ibn i~pabrbaftig ni4t ~absebalten,
biefsr lebten, tpilben Sehniudt Geniigs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

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g 9rapneIs 1T berart, bab bas
bic Rugeln entbaltenbe 8ef4ob, bos
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3iel f4leubert.
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2eber.
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bds biuigfte bon allen &rematprien.
Cine 1suerbeftattuna toftet bort nur
etpa SIS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15
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h~eusunaea tene Narrt6ffeu anaebra4t fkA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15
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