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A Runaway Bicycle,

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at Chas. Rogers Drug Store.
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KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
The Constsnt Wearing Of Hat Prose
gates DsndruR Germs.

There are many men who wear their
hats practically all the time when awake,
and are blessed with heavy shock Of
hair; yet II the scalps Of these same men
once became infested with dandruff
germs, the parasites would multiply all
the quicker for lack of air. Badness
would ensue as the final result. New
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE
First ! National Bank

At Astoria In the state of Oregon. at
the close of business, November 10th,
1904
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-11-26

"A rumor has reached us taat
parties In our city have been, and are
now selling flour at five dollars per
pound! molasses at ten dollars per
gallon, and corn at ten dollars per
bushel, We have not as yet proved
the fact on the parties accused but the
allusion to the subject may induce
some of our citizens to ascertain
whether such prices have been paid
and to whom: and II so, let brand
not only be placed upon their brow
but let II be scared into their very
brain, that humanity may scorn and
shun them as they would the portals
of hell itself"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-11-26

"on Dit-That the great Ulysses
the Yankee Generalissimo, surnamed
Grant-has expressed his intention of
dining in vicksburg on Sunday next,
and celebrating the 4th of July by a
grand dinner and so forth. When
asked IL he would invite Gen. Jo
Johnston to join he said, "Noi for fear
there will be a row at the table"
Ulysses must get into the city before
he dimes in 1t. The way to cook
rabbit is first catch the rabbit" etc.
"The Yanks outside our city are
considerably on the sick list. Fever.
dysentery and disgust are their COM
panions, and Grant is their master.
The boys are deserting daily and are
crossing the river in the region OF
Warrenton, cussing Grant and aboli-
tionists generally. The boys are down
upon the earth delving, the burrow-
ing. the bad water and hot weather."
Two days bring about great
changes. The banner of the Union
floats over vicksburg. Gen. Grant
has caught the rabbit" he has dined
In vicksburg, and he did bring his
dinner with him. The "Citizen" lives
10 see II. For the last time 1t appears
IN Wall Paper" No more will it
eulogize the luxury of mule meat and
kitten-urge Southern war
'iors to such diet nevermore. This Is
he last wall paper Citizen, and is, ex-
'epting this note, from the types as
We found them. 1t will be valuable
lereafter as curiosity"
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the expectations Of the Yankees were
not realized by a great deal"
Porter is enjoying season Of rest
and his men are doubtless Obliged to
him for his kind consideration for their
welfare, on Tuesday he fired a few
shells from his Parrots and kept ais
men tolerably busy sharpshooting
across the river, with no other result
than might be expected, The NOR
tars have not been used for nearly
forty-eight hours, Poor fool. he might
as well give up the vain aspiration he
entertains of capturing our city or ex-
terminating our people, and return to
his master to receive the reward such
a gasconading dolt will meet at the
hands of the unappreciating govern
ment at Washington"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24

Lake.
George Vaughn. local manager for the
Telluride Power company, was 10 Provo
Phi CLARK of the Tintio Mercantile com
pany was In Salt Lake Friday on a bust
V. z. Moore and T. r Baker Salt Lake
music men, spent the weeB IN the district,
Fred ShentZ represented Iintic lodge
SC the meeting Of the state lodges of Ma
sons in Salt Lake Tuesday. He was elect
ed senior warden
John J. Harper is slowly recovering
from severe attack Of grin.
J. H. Dewey OF the Rio Grande vas in
town the early part Of the week.
VIII Beck came down from his Idaho
home Tuesday and is the guest Of Mayor
stack
Mrs. Joe Tavey is out from the Capital
City TO spend the winter with Mr.. Tavey.
A leap year dance was given Wednes-
cay night at the opera house
The Eiks have issued invitations 60 a
social at their lodge rooms next Friday
night
Mrs. William EmbIeton viii entertain
the members OF the Ladies Aid society
next Thursday.
There was very pleasant dance at the
/. y. s. church Friday evening.
The members Of the volunteer fire de-
partment viii entertain the old and the
new city officials Feb. .
Mrs. j. ". Hurd entertained a large
number of ladies Wednesday afternoon.
Shea, Irvine, Embleton. Hidal, Jensen.
Thompson. p. Harper, Pike. McPhee, Tay-
lor, Hanson Newton, Gatrell, Martin, !.
J.. Driscoll. Haynes Morse. Ostrander,
Belts J. Crooks, Barnard, Spilman, d. }.
Sullivan Mediation. William Matthews,
and the Misses Finley, Pike, Thomas, IN
goldsby. owen, Mason and Lucy Finley.
DIT and Mrs. Countryman entertained
Thursday evening in honor of Miss Nellie
CountTymau of DeS MONIES, Ia. Invita-
tions were issued TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jere
Driscoll, Thompson. Hanson, Martin,
GatreH. Jensen. Spiiman. Or. and Mrs.
TAYLOR, Mrs. L Billings. the Misses
Brown and Mason and Niessrs. Kimball,
Hefferuan Vaughn and DR.. Field
The Eureka Home Dramatic company
played The NagabOnd' at the opera
house Thursday night. Each part was
well sustained and some of the members
showed decided talent On account of the
Indictment weather the attendance was not
large.
The EIks are making elaborate plans for
their minstrel show. which they expect
30 give some time next month. The music
al parts have been assigned and Tehears-
ais will commence next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hassen of Mammoth
entertained the adult population Of the
camp at Hassells hall Monday night. The
guests were select, invited, and came in
10 celebrate Mr.. Hasselfs birthday.
Skating has become quite the rage IN
Eureka and the rink on Church street is
crowded every afternoon and evening
when the ice IS good.
The High school class and teachers have
arranged an entertaining programme for
their entertainment at the opera house
Wednesday night The funds realized
VIII be used to purchase a piano.
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RICHFIELD.

Miss Dot Wright went to Salt Lake
Tuesday to visit the district schools and
get some pointers in the. kindergarten de-
Frank Mccain of Mt. Pleasant has been
IN this city this week on business for
the. Pickerell- McGann cigar. factory.
Mrs Dwight Meter is visiting friends
in Salina this week.
Mr.. and airs. a. J. Fillmore went 10
BurTvilie this week on visit 10 rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs Mary Dawson went to stateIine
Tuesday TO reside as her husband has
good employment there.
Alma Christensen returned from Ne
vada Sunday where he has been for sew
erai months
= Alma Peers little son Chester has an
attack Of scarlet fever but is imprOv-
ing. The family has been Guaranteed.
Ephraim Dastrup went 70 Salt Lake
Friday in the interest Of the Sewer Val
ley Creamery company.
George Ogilvie, il, returned Monday
from a trip 10 Nevada where he has
been for some time
Archie Lewis Of Salina was in this city
for few DAYS this week on business.
Mrs. J. b. Ramsey left Thursday for
Mesa City, -Ariz.. on a visit TO relatives.
She expects 10 be gone until some time
il the middle Of the summer.
Miss Merl Peterson of Saiina was in
town this week visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mills Of Marys-
vale went TO salt Lake Wednesday. MT.
Mills had an attack of appendicitis and
treatment.
Miss Violet Rex is visiting here this
week from Salina.
J. A. Colville, manager of the Kim
berry Mercantile company. spent q part
Of this week in Richfieid and from here
he went IN Sair Lake Friday.
j. p. Jennings and A. @. Young went
TO salt Lake Wednesday TO converse with
the Crane company IN regard 10 water
works pipe delivered in this city last
summer and come 70 some agreement.
Mrs. H =. Hansen is visiting in Ell
si1ore this week.
Charles Keller spent a portion Of this
week ia Monroe on business.
Joshua Gardner arrived from Idaho
Falls on short visit TO his relatives in
Annabela.
William Wilkinson returned from Park
City Monday. where he has been for
some time
John Hawley Of Central who has just
returned from Calientes, was in twon
Tuesday.
J. F. Bean and A Z. Heppler were
over 90 Aunabella this week on some
business matters and talking life insur-
ance On the side.
y pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Jennie Sprague of Monroe at her
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EPHRAIM

Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. c. J..
Fisher were the hosts at one of the most
successful card parties of the season
Progressive high five was the game Of
the evening and about twenty-five en-
5Oyed the game Prizes were awarded 10
Mrs. AdOlpb Hansen and DIR. Christian
larsen Before the card games a fine
dinner was served to the guests Fol
lowing the games. elegant refreshments
were served Those present were Mssrs
and Nesdames Ephraim Hansen, ole X.
Olsen, Adolph Hansen, Christian Fund
T. T. McCafferty, Charles Jensen, Chris
tianI1arsen. J. P Hansen. JT.. J. A An
deTsen. Jr.. Fred Jorgensen and Mrs.
Peter Thompson.
The married folks dance ut the
Schwalbe hall on Wednesday evening was
a very successful event
.,tr and Mrs John Armstrong of this
city entertained a number of their friends
OF progressive high five at their home
After cards had been played for some
tune delicious refreshments were served
by Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs. Chris
tan LUnd was awarded the first prize
and Oscar H. Brienholt was given the
BOBBY
An unusually successful surprise party
was given Mrs j. s. Jorgensen at her
home in this city Friday evening. The
time was delightfully."- spent in social
cheer. and dainty refreshments were
Mrs, Sadie Price Of Denver is visiting
with her sister. Mrs. Adolph Hansen.
A leap year ball was given in Schwalbe
hall Tuesday evening
Wednesday evening st their home on
Main street Nr- and Mrs Thomas Lund
entertained q number OF their friends at
dinner.
The marriage OF Miss Laura Jensen OF
NIayfield and Dir. Showald Hansen of
this city was solemnized Wednesday at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
IN SOCIETY.

the Mant temple bs Presidents J. d. r.
McAliister- In the evening OF the Relief
Society nall IN Mayfiel5 a grand wed
( cling reception was held. Something near
coo guests were present. Mr. and Mrs.
Hansen were the recipients OF many use
tBl ard costly presents. The newly we'd
ded pair vii reside in this city.
Miss Nicholson Of Manti Is a guest
OF Miss Callie Dorins
Marins Jensen aRd wife Of Bingham
Junction are spending few days in this
city.
Miss Ida WeEgeland Of Salt Lake city
I is spending q rev days in this city the
guest of g G. A. Christeuseu's family.
John Petersen was in Salt Lake City
Wednesday on business.
Willard Wilardsen was mp from May
The Misses Christine and Sarah en-
sen are home from Salt Lake CITY.
Miss Marion Dorins and Andrew l..
Thorpe of this city are visiting with
Alr and Mrs g. J.. Thorpe, Jr, at AK
ieiI.
a large humber Of Ephraim society peo-
pie attended the Jensen Hansen wedding
reception al Niayfield Wednesday even
Mrs. George Quinn visited with her
/ daughter at Ogden Sunday
On Thursday evening the local quorum
Of the Seventies gave d very successful
well flied. nearly 20 being present The
Programme. watch vas furnished by To-
cal talent. was very well rendered. De-
l.cious picnic was passed around abUnd-
antly and all had ar enjoyable time and
much credit is Que the committee who
worked hard and diligently.
VIII Douglass OF Mayfield was a guest
Of John GreaveS' family Tuesday.
The missionary class bail Of Friday
evening was the largest in attendance
of any for the past season. The music
was spccial feature, adding greatly 10
the evenings pleasure.
Mrs. G. A. Cckerman of Salt Lake City
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles J0hansen.
The Globe Dramatic company presented
The Mariners Return" a Wales Satur-
day night
A large number of sleighing parties
have been enjoyed The past week
WilfFed Olsen and MILFORD Hansen were
visitors IN Wales Friday.
Walter Jensen Of PrOmOntOTy is visit
ing with relatives and friends in this
cit-.
BENJAMIN Jensen came home from Ida
10 Monday.
Ellen A Hansen came home from salt
Lake City Thursday and viii spend q
few days here visiting with relatives
and friends.
Joseph Hansen. ex-mayor Of Fairview.
was a business visitor IN this city We'd
nesda-.
Peter Greaves. Jr. was a Salt Lake
business visitor the first Of the week
r. 9, Hansen, county zee Inspector.
fas moved his family from this city 10
Manti
Louis Hansen was in Salt Lake city
I Tuesday on business.
Axel Emarson Of Willow Greek was in
town Tuesday.
The Misses Tussie Larsen and Grace
Staher were visiting IN Wales Saturday.
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home sunday evening which was en-
Joyed by q large number OF her young
friends
Mr.. and 2Irs. Lewis Hansen OF Elsi-
more entertained q number Of their
friends sunday evening with games fol-
lowing with a nice luncheon. Those pres
ent were. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred johnson,
Mr. and Mrs g. A. Hansen, Miss Annie
hotter, Miss Tilda Anderson, Miss Jack
man c. y. Jensen and Levi Staples
4 social was given by AR. and Mrs
Chris X Christensen al their home IN
Elsinore Friday night. The following
guests were present. afesssrs. and Mes
danes Alma T. Frandsen Fred Lee. The
odOre Christensen Peter Christensen. Al
fred johnson e.. A. Hansen and Chris
Johnson, Mrs Chris Lee and Miss Jennie
Nelson Games were enjoyed and lunch
served during the evening.
Granville Gauchat. Vern Fairbanks.
Sam MeelCn and Joshua CARPENTER left
Monday for Bingham to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas tsledhili and John
Ivie went 10 GGnnisOn Tuesday 70 at
tend the BiackhaEiz war reunion which
viii be held in that place this week.
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first publication Dec. Z, 1873.
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MAMTI-

Social gatherings IN this city have been
scarce during the present week. possibly
owing 70 the sickness prevailing among
our citizens and also because of the cold
weather which is at present giving Us
quite a severe test. The I. Q. o. F. lodge
Of this city were among the mum Der TO
give a social during the week. at their
lodge rooms Thursday evening. A very
enjoyable time is reported 70 have been
spent.
Wallace Riddle of Manti is in Provo
visiting with his father. who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Otterstrom of Esnl-
cry county were guests in this city at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. ". Nielsen
during the week
Mrs. Horace Thornton spent 4 few days
in Fairview with her daughter, Mrs.
Pitchett.
Joseph ". MoaIurrin OF Salt Lake City
was in Manti during the week. He also
visited several towns south of this city
In the interest Of the seventies quorums
OF the Mormon church.
Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Snow nteTtained
al their homo Saturday evening. The &C
casiOn was the anniversary Of the birth
Of Mr.. Snow
Isaac. Oldroyd OF Monroe vas a visitor
to this city during the week.
Frank l. Copening Of GunnIson was
in Manti Sunday last on. church bust
ness.
Ephraim .Denesen and family of ster-
ling were Manti visitors during the week.
n T. Farnsworth was Ia Salt Lake
City during the week on business.
n. NJ Warner Of Provo was in Manti
in attendance at the district court.
J. W. Cherry Of Mt. Pleasant visited
Manti this week on court business.
T. l. Foot Of Nepbi visited relatives
in this city this week. He had business
in the district court during his stay
here.
Mrs Maria Davis of Wales was In
Manti during the week visiting rela-
tives.
during the week the numerous Cox
family of this city held one OF their an
nual reunions az the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Z. v. Hardy. AmusemeDts of diff
ferent kinds were the order Of the even
ing. together with supper A large gath
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
RINaHAM

Mrs A E. Custer OF West Jordan and
Mrs. a n. Drown were guests of Mrs,
Oliver Roberts the first of the week,
Miss Kate Rooney returned Monday 70
her home IN Salt Lake City after a three
weeks visit with relatives and frienas.
George Weaver was In camp for day
the first of the week.
sammy Jones Of West Jordan has been
visiting the Minnette boys FOR 4 couple -
Deputv Attorney General White was a
visitor TO Oquirrh lodge Knights OF
pythias, Ia the capacity OF grande wee
chancellor
Mrs. MARY Isherwood has returned to
her home I'm Salt Lake.
Mrs J. B. Graham spent few days IN
Salt Lake this week.
H. \. Hair OF the Highland Boy left
Monday for short stay in salt Lake
Mrs. Wade Foley returned to her home
i'm Salt Lake City after a visit Of a week
with her sister. Mrs. Reuben Roberts
F. ". Grant was salt Lake visitor
Charles Brink has returned from his
Michael Fitzgerald was in the city the
fore part OF the week
Mrs. J. c. swan was in salt Lake City
for a few days the first OF the week.
Mrs. David Techner has returned from
the city, after a weeks visit with her
The Poets Round Table club engaged in
a sleigh ride Monday evening The fol-
lowing is z list OF those VINO Hdu Jpll9
time: HazeIle Teehner. Nora Swan,
Hazeue Ferre. Alice Fitzgerald, Iva
Clays, Minnie HagblGIn. Gertie Bush.
Ranie Newman. Lizzie Fitzgerald, iran
els and Elya Williams Maud and Effie
J. c. swan is home visiting his family.
after being in Aackey, Ida, Tor the past
year.
The woman's Unity club met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oliver
Roberts. A very interesting programme
was responded to by the following ladies'
Mrs. Foreman. Miss ireland. Mrs. Stick
Lex. Mrs. Dudley. The meeting adjourned
to meet the following Wednesday with
Mrs. Nina Jimpson.
Rev. o a ElmQujsh is ia camp and Will
remain until SUNDAY.
John Chisholm left for the city WedneS-
day
the outgoing train Thursday.
Ellen Spencer left Thursday for her
home in RiveTton.
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Dora COakley was home for few
days, hut has again returned TO the CITY.
". II. WoOdriug was on the outgoing
train Thursday.
Miss Lite Wakeham returned to her
home in Salt Lake after a ten days VISIT
with her grandma. Mrs. Al Forrest.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. VII
liams was the scene of much enjoyment
Friday evening The occasion was sur
prise party given in honor Of their
daughter Elva. The evening was spent
In many games. after which q dainty
lunch was served TO about twenty guests.
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At meeting OF the board OF directors
Of the W & ". NJ. Co. held this 18th dss
of January. 1901. the above date Of sale Of
TIL Friday. Jan p. 1901 at the same hour
and place. Z. ". KELLY Secretary
Jan. .. 190s.
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Delinquent Notice.


WHEELER & WILSON MINING
company. Principal place of business.
salt Lake City. Location OF mines, Big
Cottonwood canyon. NOtice.-Tnere are
delinuuent upon the following described
stock on account of assessment No. I or
y cent per share, levied on the 31th da-
of November. 1893. the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows:
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TT - Ut I ~ = 1l''1''lII y
Rosenlof, John K AIadson. August Nei-
son and Ras Madsen went 10 EphraIm
early ia the week on business connected
with the Mant forest reserve
William Winkler is Salt Lake City
visitor this week.
Attorney VIII K Reid of Manti was
= visitor in this city a couple Of DAYS
this week
Miss Andrea Johanseu is visiting
friends in Ephraim this week
Earl Seely went over 70 Castle Dale
carly in the week 70 remain an indefinite
period attending 70 his fathers business
affairs.
Nieis Robson was I'm Ephraim couple
OF DAYS on business.
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And I'm accOrdance win law and an order
az the board of directors made on the
S6tb dav of November, 1868, so many
necessary will be sold at public auction
nj the office Of the president, at go Com
mercial club building, Salt Lake City
Utah. on Friday. the 18th DAY Of Jan
.1aT1- 1901. at 10 ocI0ck a. m. 10 pay the
SsIinouent assessment thereon, together
with the costs Of advertising and expense
cf sale J.. W, KELLT,
Secretary.
First publication Dec. 2, 1893.
Evening journal., 1904-06-17
Norfolk & Western Ry.

schedule In effect May o. 1904
Ieave Wilmington. Penna. r. n. sta-
ton.
4go a. m. dai'y-Ali points on Norfolk
and Western; also Knoxville. Caatta-
nooga and Memphis.
G IS o. n. daily-Washlngton and Chatta-
ooora Limlted--Roanoke. Bristol. Wins
tor. salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga.
Nashville. Memphis. New Orleans.
Through slcepers. cafe cars.
For Norfolk via Washington and Rich
nona. 12.4s a. m. daily. 500 a. IN. daily.
f2 IS D. N. daily. Arrive Norfolk Ia q.
m. $40 D. m. 1922 ?. M
wa aceiphia--Pannsylvan r. r. and
Cum. Valley r. R--shenandoah Va
ley Route.
Trains leave PhIla1 elphia. Pennsyivanis
r. r. Station;
Is. 25 %. m. daily-Shenandoah special. 10;
Luray, Elkton. Basic. Buena Vista. MAJ.
urai Bridge. Roanoke. L. Radford Win.
ston-Salem. Blueheld. Nelch and Gary.
Pullman buffet sleeper between Phila-
delphia, Welch and Gary.
IL 40 d. m daily-EXpress. Tor Luray
Natural Bridge puena Vista, Roanoke
Radford. Wythsviile. Abingdon Bristol
Morristown. Knoxviiis. Chattanooga an.
Memphis. Pullman sleeper between
Philadelphia and Knoxville.
Via Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
From B. a o. station III p. m. dali,
For Berryville. Luray. Elkton and inter
mediate points.
n. ]. LOcKWOOD. Pass. Agt.. In
Penna. Ave. N. ", Washington D. @
Wa ., BENfLL, q, L, A., Roanoke. Va