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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
NEW PENS FOR OLD.

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Allowances made for your old Foun-
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Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

IDAHO SUGAR CO-The board
Of directors OF the Idaho Sugar
Company has this day declared a
dividend of ~ per cent on the capt
tai stock Of the company payable
Fch. lst, 1905, 10 stockholders Of
record Jan cath, 1905; tho stock
transfer books NJ the company will
be closed Jan, 2ith. 1915, at y, M,
and reopened Feb End, 1905, at 10
q m
HORACE @ WHITNEY,
secy & Treas.
Salt Lake city Utah, Jan 49, 1905,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

THE UTAH SUGAR CO.-Tle
Board Of Directors OF the Utah
sugar Company has this day de-
rlartd % dividend of IA per cent
ON the common stock OF said COM
pauy, payable March 3lst 1905, TO
stockholders OF record March nth,
1895 the stock transfer books Of
the company VIII close March nth
1905, az B p, mo and be reopened
Apill 2nd, 1905, at 10 m,
HORACE g. WHITNEY,
secy & Treas,
Salt Lake city, Utah, Jan. l6, 1906,
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Fraud Exposed

A few counterfeters have lately been
making and trying to sell limitations OF
Or, Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, and other
medicines, thereby defrauding the pub.
lic This is to warn you TO beware or
such people. who seek to proht,
through stealing the reputation OF
remedies which have been successfully
curing disease, for over IS years. A
sure protection, to you, Is our name on
the wrapper Look for It, on all Or.
Kings or Bucklens remedies, as all
otbcrs are mere limitations. II, p,
BIICKLTN g. CO., Chicago, H., and
Windsor, Canada, 2. c, NJ l. Drug
Dept.
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PROVO.

The Daily News Is delivered by carrier
In Provo early every evening (Sundays
excepted on the same terms as in salt
take-15 cents per month, All complaints
requests For changes Of address and pay
ments Of accounts should be made TO r.,
J Dugdale 372 west 4th North Street.
Provo. Advertisements and orders for
Church works also received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

A lively runaway occurred at Muir
ray on Tuesday last when team
owned by j. f. Atwood, which had been
left standing, became frightened. Tho
horses dashed along State street and
then up Atwood road, where they coll
llded with a buggy, oyerturning the
same and greatly exciting the people
Of the neighborhood, They We're finally
stopped and returned to the owner.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION
At Tuesday nights session Of the
city council considerable minor bus
iness was transacted After one weeks
deliberation the council decided to all
low the managers Of the "rrocnders'
To conduct their dances without paying
u license.
Mr. Christensen brother Of Eph
Christensen, was granted q license TO
operate lunch wagon on the streets OF
Murray, the city reservIng a right to
restrict them TO one location whenever
necessary Eph Christensen was grant
ed license 10 conduct a bowling alley
next door TO the Troc0ders dance hall.
The ordinance enforcing the Sunday
closing rule law was put on It's third
reading
SOCIAL AND Personal.
The annual stockholders meeting If
tho Miller CahoOn company was held
on Monday last, all the old Officers
were reelected for the ensuing year
Tho Murray ward amusement com"
mittee, together with those OF several
OF the adjoining wards, VIII again give
dances IN the Murray opera House IN
the near future.
Supervisor j r. Meeks OF the salt
Lake Forest Reserve win receive graz
ing applications ut Miller-Cahoon's on
Jan so and 3d. This Is OF interest to
the farmers and stock men Of this To-
cnlity
MIR. and Mrs William NJ. Wright
were made happy by the arrival OF II
baby boy on Wednesday last, Babe and
mother doing well.
l.. g., Miller left on Wednesday last
on an extensive business trip 10 the
east While there he Will purchase
machinery and supplies for the coming
years business.
A baby girl arrived Mt tho home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nichols on Saturday
last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
A SIMPLE LIFE.

one Of the first things Of Importance
in living a simple life is in using a sim
pie diet This does not mean that you
must eat the coarsest food and mat
which Is unpalatable to YOU but for
you TO eat the very best you can get
OF the ordinary necessities, First
among these Is good bread and butter.
Poor indeed Is the family which cannot
afford the best of this Il il not eN'
travagance to pay an extra price for
butter extra IN quality, as Il mikes you
eat more bread. People do not eat butter
alone, and when they are eating good
bread and butter they win not eat so
much OF other foods less healthful and
more expensive There Is only one best
sold IN this market and that is Hazel
nut Brand Butter. Your grocer can
get It for you,
FAUST CREAMERY
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Poisons in Food .

Perhaps you don't realize that mnny
pain poisons originate I'm your food.
hut some day you may feel a twlnge OF
dyspepsia that viii convince you DR.
Kings New Life Pills are guaranteed
20 cure all sickness due TO posons OF
indlgestcd f0od-or money back Csc
at z. G, NJ I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

HAVE YOU THE CHURCH wORKs'
No Latter-day Saints home should
be without set Of the standard
Church publications on the center
table or In the library, Send for the
new free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store. Salt Lake City, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
est sister Of Warren Gould Child, Of
ogden city
MRS. DRANEY LAID TO REST

est sister or warren Houlu Nnllui OF
ogden city.
MRS. DRANEY LAID TO REST.
Mrs. Mary Jane Park Draney after
brief Illness, passed peacefully to rest
on sunday evening last, Jan, 10. Fu-
neral services were held wednesday
afternoon In the Plain city meeting
house. The floral offerings were num-
crous and beautiful. The ward choir
rendered sweet music and Elders John
Carver Chas Weatherston, Robert
Nav and Counselors Peter M. Folk
man and Henry J, Garner offered con-
soing remarks and spoke feeingly Of
the lovable disposition and sterling
character OF the deceased through all
the hardshps OF a pioneer life, She
was the Oldest teacher OF the Relief
society," and always ready TO lend Il
helping hand or offer an encouraging
word where occasion required.
Mary Jane Park Draney was born
Oct 2S, 1921, In Newtowne Co., Ireland,
but was of Scotch parentage and was
raised IN Scotland, where she also em-
braced the Gospel. She emigrated to
Utah In 1856 crossing the plains with
the second handcart company of that
year and together with her husband,
the late John Draney, drew n heavy
handcart with their few belongings and
two little children across the plains.
They remained I'm Salt Lake city until
the move south, and made Lehi their
home until 1861 when they came TO
Plain City with the early settlers, and
here she resided tn called hence.
sister Draney was a devoted mother
and faithful Latter-day Saint; she is
the mother of nine children, 80 grand
children and II grandchildren
also revere her memory, She was the
sister OF Hamilton q, Park Of Salt
Lake CITY
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DEATHS RECORD.

Wednesday the baby OF Mrs, Joseph
Chrstotferson died Of bronchial pneu-
mona. Mrs Chrlstofferson was vsiu-
ing here on her way TO Idaho Falls.
Robert Settlers died Wednesday after
a lingering illness. He was about 80
years old and came from Indiana. His
wife died year ago last October and
he leaves Ave children to mourn his
demise.
The small baby Of Mr. Walter Dar-
ling died last Tuesday night,
The funeral OF Peter Christensen was
held yesterday at 3 p, m, from his
home Elders Farley Austin, Edward
southwick, James Clark and Anderson
OF Pleasant Grove, spoke encouraging
words to the sorrowing friends and his
two children.
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Murray Department.

vicinity the branch
orders Church Works and advertise
Telephones ofhco & residence SA Independent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

II taken this month, keeps you we'll
all summer. II makes the little ones
eat, sleep and grow, A spring tonic for
the whole family. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 80 cents, Tea or Tab
let's. Ask your druggist,
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SHELTER SMOKE INJURIES
FEEDERS.

A party OF Murray and Bingham
Junction cattle men were In Lehi We'd
nesdaY looking up suitable yards TO
fatten their cattle IN as they say that
instead OF their cattle fattening when
brought IN from the ranges, they get
thinner which is caused by their be-
ing so close to the smelters, 80 they
determined to come to Lehl,
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RED MEN RE-oRGANIzE.

lNlAD hAsAN W. CaNN'fAA' efN'+'
Hlawatha tribe No. 3, order Of Red
Men was re-establishod last night ana
starts out with a membership or about
30 warriors The meeting last night
was held in the halls OF the trade and
labor assembly building and the menu
bers marched in a body 70 that place
from the Broom hotel. The following
officers were elected: L. r. Gaiger
prophet, j. A. Howell, sachemi Gus
Braun. senior sycamore; ]. X, Moore,
Junior sycamore; r. NJ. Whipple. chiet
Of records; Harry Pappson, keeper OF
wampum, w, b. Blosser collector OF
wampum, w. G. Kind, trustee six
months term; w, ID. Bratz, one year
term; r. c. Norris a. p trustee or
Is months term.
| GERMAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The returned missionaries OF Ogden
! who have been In the Swiss and GER
man missions have organized the Ger
| man Missionary society for the purpose
| of continuing the study Of the German
| language and for social purposes The
| meeting was well attended by the
| Young men and considerable interest
was manifest In the organization Reu-
! ben r. Evans. who recently returned
from Germany, was elecltu pres"
| dent of the association, and Clarence
| Childs was chosen as secretary Anoth-
! err meeting will be held next Wednes-
| day evening at 1890 at tho Second ward
| Westinghouse, All the young men who
| have been on missions either In Ger
| many or Switzerland, are urged to join
! the association and attend the meetings
! which promise to be very interesting
| and pleasurable program IN
| "Deutsch" has been prepared for Wed
nesday evening,
SCHOOL FUND APPORTIONMENT,
The s12,OS575 apportioncd to Weber
| county from the state school fund re-
ceived by County Treasurer Chambers
has been apportoned by County supt,
Of Schools VIM. ~ Peterson TO tho
school districts In the county as fol-
lows Burch Creek, s450lS; Eden, $780,
! %: Huntsville, $l64 "a; Huntsville ST.
2767l; Liberty, $780, Marriott S29sS9;
North ogden, H,151.2s Pleasant View
sbS3,i2, Perry, $232,47 Riverdale, s4S91l;
Randall. sl5S,G7 Statewide, Sl99,26;
| UHtah, s2s4.13; West Weber, $685. 80;
| Consolidation No. I, SO l0S29i Consoi-
dalton No. g. S1s96,O6. Weber county
has a total school population Of 3,275.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
LEHI.
COUNCILS WANT MORE POWER
Deaths Record smeltsr Smoke Injuries
FEEDERS Caution Against Contagion.

Special Correspondence.
Lehl. Utah CO., Jan 2O--Representn-
tyes Of the city councils OF Lehi,
American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Span
ish Fork and Payson visited the Leg
islature Tuesday and urged the chang
ing Of certain statutes so that the cities
may have more power over certain Of
fences which would properly come un-
der the city ordinances. The above
named cities are having their ordin-
anCes revised
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SPANISH FORK.
pLACK HAWK VETERANS.
Enjoy Annual PestIynl-The social Event
OF the Season,

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork, Utah CO.. Jan, 49,,
last night one Oft he best parties on
the season occurred al Tuttle's hall II
was the occasion " the annual gather
ING of the Black Hawk veterans They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
CAUTION AGAINST coNTAGloN,

The city council met n few nights
ago in special session TO discuss the
public health as there are few cases
of diphtheria In the city The solons
decided that while It is not necessary
to close the schools or meetings, they
would send out letter to the citizens
telling them to call In the city physician
free OF charge IN case they had the
least fear of contagious disease in their
families, so that all cases might be
caught In time and receive proper treat"
mont
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-09-29
THIS BEAR
WAS WISE

HREWSBURY. VT.-W1en Sim
, Burbank came in from the noun
tain the other day and declared that
Roaming Pete. the notorious spike
tailed bear OF Jockey Cap peak. had
turned shepherd. folks around here
gasped. although they were ready to
believe most anything OF Pete.
''Ye don't mean he's gone an done
that. not honest?' exclaimed Abe
Winslow. who has had several expert
ences with the animal himself.
Sure as shootin'." declared Sim.
Il seen him with my own eyes. an
I'm here to declare he's the most
KNOWN critter In the hull county. He
was tendin' 'em Jest like man. only
he was drivin' 'em toward Smuggler's
Caves. which a man wouldn't"
'Sho. Ye don't say?" snorted Abe
"Waal. wal, | cal'late it's about time
we got arter him. What do We say
we take Bill Cummins hound an
give him run--it's reasonable cool?"
This plan thoroughly pleased Sim.
In fact. he had journeyed four miles
to the village to enlist the services OF
Abe. Generally speaking, he would
stand a good deal from a bear before
trailing him in the heat. but Pete's
last performance had thoroughly tried
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-09-29

guides. You know precisely what you
are up against"
81 think If could see the pyramids
l should be perfectly happy" said Mrs.
Widderpool. enthusiastically. Let's
go, Tom"
"All right" said Widderpool "WeIl
go. That's decided and of our minds"
Shortly after he rose and, running
his eye along the shelves OF a book
case. pulled out Richardson's Travels
Along the Medit erranean." extracts
from which he read aloud to Mrs Wild
derpool. The next morning he called
at the steamship agents and got a
large bundle OF literature" the pc
rusal of which occupied them a week
They traversed in imagination all the
holy places with a solemn and exalted
interest, they studied Egyptian dynas-
ties and mythology. They rocked In
fancy in Nile dahabeahs and saw the
spreading brown sails of the feiuccas
reflected In the waters OF the Mediter-
ranean.
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II was beautiful while Il lasted. but
not long after Widde=pool met a man
who had been 10 the Yellowstone.
Ii Is one Of our national follies." he
said that sening. TO go trspezing or
across the seas TO see trivial foreign
scenery and the decayed ruins OF e.fete
rnonarchies when our own great coun-
Try anords the most sublime natural
spectaeies en- the face OF the globe. and
when We may. by a few days travel.
be AFFORDED a glimpse OF an empire
magnificent and powerful beyond tie
widest dreams of Caesar or an Ale
ander. don't say that the other is
not very well In its way. and we may
do II some time. but lees take a west
ern trip first AID get a realization OF
what Americans have TO be proud or"
Il thinl- there's good deal OF sense
in that. agreed Mrs Widderpool. I'm
sure I'D just as soon g west-and
sooner. Ii will be more comfortable
travelling. | know that"
Think OF the romance of the west,"
said Widderpool. Can the old world
show anything like It? Think OF the
great canyons. the forests and prairies.
I'll tell you. well go to California and
then go north clear up TO Seattle I'll
bring home some railway folders and
we'll fix up a route"
He did so. and he and Mrs. Wilder
pool saturated themselves with Bret
Harte. Joaquin Miller and the west
thoroughly for a week or two. Then
Widderpool began to have his misgiv-
ings. Il don't know why the great
idea OF vacation should be just to see
something he said. II think what we
need is rest. | don't know that there
would be anything the matter with a
lake resort-some place where there
is something going on once in awhile
and where there's fishing and some
pleasant drives. There's no reason
why we should kill ourselves running
all over creation
Mrs. Whimsap said they had per-
fectly delightful time at Washington
Springs last summer" said Mrs Wild
derpool. She's going again. she says.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-09-29

Like the dawn OF summer morning.. when
the dainty colors blend.
when the crystal dew reposes
On the mis conette and roses.
Is the JOY with which I greet thee. my
loved and cherished friend
But. as somSer sounds OF nightfan carry
ssorsss - the heart.
Thus discordant gloom rejoicss
And these grim nocturnal voices
Touch the chord OF melancholy as the
moment comes TO part
Neither dawn nor yet the nightfau make
the total OF lfe's day
Not the eastern sun ascending
Nor the west with daylight ending
But the minutes IN between them as they
speed themselves away.
NOT the greeting nor the farewell tell
what friendships love doth mean
Not the hanGclaSp with its Sadness
Not the goOd-by with ijs sadness
Not the meeting nor the parting. but the
lie that Hes between
Friendship binds two lives together
though broad seas between them roll.
lis no vanishing emotion.
Not fancy or a notion
friendships threads are interviewer In
the fabric OF the soul
u Bradford Scarf. In n. Y. Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-09-29
Low z ate Tickets
On Sale, Via
Southern Railway

Philadelphia, Patriarchs Milit-
ant anu Sovereign Grand Lodge o.
o. f., Sept. 1923. 1905.
Portland, Ore, San Francisco, Los
Angeles, San Diego. CAL Lewis and
Clark Centennial Exposition and other
Special Occasions on Pacific Coast
June l , Oct, 10, 1905.
Richmond, Va. - Farmers National
Congress, Sept. 1922, 1905.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.-Summer School
for Teachers, June l6, July %, 1905.
Rates for the above occasions open
TO the public.
Tickets will be sold to these points
from all stations ON the Southern Rail
way.
Detailed information can be had up
on application 10 any Ticket Agent of
the Southers Railway, or Agents OF
connecting lines, or by addressing the
undersigned:
l.. S. Brown, G.. A.
w ashington, ID. G.
c. w. Westbury, ID. T.. A.
Richmond, Va.
w. w. Croxton, r. A,
Norfolk, Va.
s. II. Hardwick, w. II. Tayloe
PEGS. Traffic Mgr. Gen'l Pass. Agent
Washington, ID. G.
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and | told her that we might possibly
go along, too. | was intending TO speak
TO you about It,"
81 hat might be first rate" said Wild
derpool. The Whimsaps are pretty
good people-our kind. Where is this
placer"
Another week went by in the beatifc
contemplation OF various terrestrial
paradises. Several final decisions were
made and then WidderpOol said he
thought there was too much society
business and white duck trousers about
these summer resorts anyway. What
he wanted was to put on an old flannel
shirt and get down close TO nature.
He hal scheme of an automobile trip
with a portable shelter tent and camp
outfit-just nowhere in particular
We'll be irresponsible vagabonds for
a few weeks" he said. Gypsy along
without hurrying. stay where II suits
and move on when we get tired. II
would simply make a new woman of
you"
can mention" said Mrs. Widderpool
ITS a lovely idea"
Lets make little list of the things
we will want" said Widderpool, get
! ting out his pencil.
The end is not yet, but, judging from
the experience of the past. Widderpool
will eventually decide that the really
| sensible, practical, restful thing to do
will be to stay at home. Here we are
nicely settled now" he will argue.
I'VE can have the fairness and fullness
of the earth on our table. comfortable
beds, and our morning baths. If we
pine for nature We can get on a street
car and in an hour have nature to
burn. We can go on lake excursion
when we feel inclined, and take in tn
roof garden or some show or another
We can do a thousand things to pass
the time agreeably. I tell you this go
ing out of town is a superstition SUP
pose we just see what we can get GU,
of Chicago. Chi cago Record Herald.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-09-29

/ igence.
Il don't mind tellin' We confidential
like that | had sort O. queer ex-
peSience with the cu~S last week. -
said Sim. after the par hal found toe
hound and started. "bpt | wo1in't
Jest favor havin' We spread H. II VAS
this way: Lag Monday the varmlnt
Il he'd a eve lamb the OF woman was
bottle-rsisin' right out OF the pen In
the shsd and headed on toward the
sugar orchard. and | was that raadded
fetched the carbsae out OF the closet
and took after him. Twas middlin'
hot end when I come TO the sugar
house sot down to get my wind.
Jest then | heard a bleatin' inside
and Dustin the lock OF the door
seen the lamb on the floor with lais
broke
III hedn't been an idjit. I'd have
held onto the carbine. but bein' one
sot II down clus to the door and
went in Jest as picked up the
pore leetle lamb heard q piece Of
wood roll up against the door, and
when l tried to git out co'ldn't. I
jumped for the winder and there was
the bar. leggin' Il for the woods and
laughin' At TO kill. II seems he'd
Skinned the roof when he seen me
hyperin' after him and dropped the
lamb down the chimbley. Then when
was inside he jest clumb down soft
like and rolled a piece OF four-foot
wood. end fust. against the door. The
tother end was solid I'm the dirt and
o course. ! co'ldn't git out except ny
the winder. Did he know the carbine
was outside? O. course he did. durn
his hide."
II was planned TO take the hound
TO the meadow where the bear-shep-
herd had been tending sheep" but
events willed otherwise, and they got
n fresher scent. On approaching the
house Mrs. Burbank ran excitedly
toward them. and moment later she
gasped out the startling and exciting
information that the bear had driven
OF every one OF Sims eight young
pigs.
II seems that Sim had no sooner
turned the bend I'm the road than the
bear trotted across the lots and en-
tered the pigpen. wild squealing
followed, and soon a board was broken
off. and out came the pigs. Closely
behind them trotted bruin. now and
then letting out a "woof. woof." and
up the mountain the whole outfit
started. Never had Mrs. Burbank
seen any person or anything drive
porkers with such precision. and even
in her fright and excitement she mar
veled. BY the time she thought to
raise an alarm Sim was out OF hear
ing. so she waited for him to return.
Ii didn't take the men long 10 put
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LAST NIGHT.


Across the gray OF last nights skie.
The ssars Ike white nagciSsus cluilx.
Anc. sweetheart. mirrorcd IN your eyes
The halo OF their glory hung
While far and wide the MOONLIGHT flung
And somewhere. In our world apart.
A rockers sudden music swung
Last night. sweetheart
Inc song below. the stars above
Seemed but TO meet and melt into
silver symphony OF love.
Inat thrilled our listening senses
through:
And close within my arms. you knew
re depth OF each unspoken thought
While life for ne held only you
Last night. sweetheart
Ana. on. can there be more than this
Beyond the mystery OF the skses7
heaven sweeter than your kiss-
An Eden dearer than your eyes?
am not good nor great. nor wise.
AND yet. by some strange chance FsSs
wrought
found The way TO paradise
Last night. sweetheart
e. Bentley. in n. o Times-Democrat