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orsup oHuaeArS,

FIRST Presbyterian church. oornor
East south Tomplp and O. street, Row.
w. NJ. ludon, -. Do pastor
Morning services nt II O'ylocN SUM
day school Ut 1880, Young PooplcB
meeting az $3.50, evening scrviCo at
$40
Seats arc FREQ ot oll services and mo
public cordially iuvitod
Dr. q, H. Tubcrt ana vlto OF Min.
nppolla, MINI, OrC visiting for ~ few
days with Row llWe0n lno English
Lutheran paNlor Dr 1Whnw VIII
preach NJ tbo lMgllsh Lutheran church,
396 south Fourth EJHJ sunday morus
lug ut II u, uh
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Thud South bulHcm Main ana state
gtroctR Row noul Young PASTOR
Preaching scry'ur no II %, ub ana p,
m. Dr. H. !, Talbot superintendent of
Utah mission, win 0ll tho pulpit
IN the absence OF tho pNglyG Special
music under tho direction of Misc Az.
Ntp Rorkhool sunday school ut 0,i5
o, ma q, d. Worthy WpounlDn1onL Ep-
worth LolWJo devotional service z p,
M, Miss Mary MOyuo, l.ad'r You oro
very cordially luNiuI Ca como ami
woruhlp win ue I'm these etryIctn,
Song Service. philips Congregation.
al church, sunday oNrD.uB $500 b.. nj,
Special numbers uH follows
Anthem, "llo shall Como Down
IlkO Ram uutptutut,t MNlOuIl
quartet
Soprano Rolo "Iho 1UIbi0g STAR
n,u,,t,D,,r,ttu Dewey lNthhldH
Miss Emily Richards
Duet "m liG NnudW 10000 f.hnocher
Mites AllIun Turner
Miss lrmu puUhWp
Anthem, "likt ng % Father ullutou
Quartet
Soprano Solo, ohio Good fnouh.rd'
Htttt..rltI..tt.t. VAN llNhlInI
Mlm LILLIAN TUuor
CunlTltd Solo, "tUININ' .luuI IlNdly
Miss lrm Dnhnm
Anthem, "Roukud IN tho cradle of
the Deep uuu.uuuu, Fillmore
quartet
AccomnlnlHtH, MW R0rnlru Carlson
and Miss Ethel NJ, NouIolon
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NVERNAL.
DEATH or MRS. Don y, COTTON
suesumhs 20 Ions Illness John Manus
Leaves Iares Family ~ orphans


Vcrnal, Uin,oh Goa July lo-h rpo'lal
20 the Herald conveys the sad in'olll'
gonco that Mrs, Ma1o Cotton, Wlio OF
Don ~, Cotton, receiver " the Nornnl
land Office, died yesterday OF an ahce-
ton OF the spine She has been AN N"
valid FOR years, but Of late took n turn
FOR ,ho worse that resulted IN her doaln'
ghc Mas daughter OF Mrs, Mary van,
who moved 90 Canada a few years
nRo and VINO IN now on her why h'ro
having been appraised of her daugh'orb
soriols illness,
Tho dccoasod woman was Of nm OK
coptlonally loyable and gontlo dlsposl
ton and wns % great fnNorlto WIN hll
VINO lynpw her The remains are beng
held pending the arrival Of the mother
from Canada,
John Mantle Of Glens ward dlod eud"
denly yesterday morning, wnllo Nlsll"
lng Al Inc homo of his brother THOMAS
Mantle, Jr, from an attack OF heart
disease, ...
his wife died n fcw months .oeo'
leaving q family Of several children!
which made him very defpondoni ana
no drank quite heavily which, ~ ~ pre-,
guno1 aggravated tho complaint ana
resulted IN his death Tho iuncral TOOK
| place today,
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MORE TRIBUTES TO
THOMAS D. DEF,
-
Board Of Education Passes Reso.
lutlous Eulogiziug It's Lnts
President
SERIOUS CASE OF ASSAULT.
Insane Italians Sent to Mental Hos
pItal-Fuseral OF Mrs Sarah !,
Shaw Tuesday,

ogden, Utah, July lb--More
tributes TO the lN,o Thomas u,
Tee wero paid last night At the meet
ing Of the board Of education, As soon
M the session was called TO order Vice
rresIdon, II, \, Joyce made onlciNl
announcement Of the death Of the lalo
prcsidenl of the hoard, and In short
address referred TO the important work
witch Judge Dee had performed for
inc clty schools, Or, joyce spoke with
much feeling and expressed himself aR
cognaanl not only Of the loss 20 the
schools but to the members ~ tho
board personally
The business of the board being such
that full vet Of officers was required
. reorganization was effected, n, r.,
Joyce was, made president, II, w.
civilian, vice president
Census onumcrators woro appointed
NJ followH, First ward, Mrs, Alice
Collins, Second ward John T. Smytho
Third ward, James Taylori Fourth
ward joel ], Harris flflh ward, Miss
Ethel Olson,
Resolutions oulopi2lng the late Judge
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Marriage Licenses.

rho county clcn, issued marrega
Iu,.aa dWlug the past week to mo
following persons ,... q.
D. D. NuuuN allt Lake, Dolores y
tuuulrn IW tHIt lhko,
~. IT, Normandy lla Vegas, Now
Louise n. ppp0u buIln, Mont
Frank pgrlu Murray Maria 'adel,
NuUJN
George uHuhN Bmgmmi AngIo
llyda. Logan
e. q. lIoldon. Salt LoRo' Anna Holn-
lrrH SAFE Lake. =,
81 A. Grimth san lnko Minnie Va
l'uuh DDuNcr
i, w. Elliott Bpglum' Nuudo cams
trun lnghnm
u. r. Fletcher Salt Lake, Emily L.
Wmtor Salt Lake,
Thomas WlllMm Rich, TaylowNNei
.Amp A, Ellison, Murray
Horace IS, rhWbcr blcnWood Ia
BuHlr NIDk salt Lake.
Fred D., Ray SAT- Lake, Jessie NJ
rwuch, Salt Lake.
Uu,t Carlson, salt Lakes Margaret
crawford, salt Lake,
IuuV a. NOudy Denver 'oloi Ann
H. Allen. Denver. Colo,
Gpurpu r. Keller salt Lake. Wlnni-
urd w. Oulrcn, salt Lake
ASA Allen ozark salt Lake, Mama
chaplin Salt LoRo
John Gclssn, salt Lake, Mary Jacks
gDu S0lt lNbV
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HUNTINGTON.
BURIAL OF !, NJ MArHlE'
Particulars Of ~, shocking nen'h OUT
,aseou. copdus, of Montana coroner

"
rnaeous topdue, Of Montana coroner
Spoelal Correspondence,
Huntington, Emery Goa July l9--on
sunday afternoon the largo meeting
house horo was full almost to l's ca
paclty with the relatives and frlends OF
/ NJ MalhIo, the young man Killed by
n train IN Montana on the morning OF
the an. among lhom wero county Come
missioner j, H. Hunlson OF CARBON
county, a, IL, Gibson ana N others rom
II Gas been reported In the nowspa.
ners that the young man wnb klllol
While stealing ride ON n hurllnHloN
train al Homestead, Mont TINS " an
Injustice 10 young Mathio ana ms
friends, The facts IN tho case. az
learned by 4, NJ, Truman, uNtle or mo
YOUNG man, who went after ms BODY
are that the young man wont mo we
ticket oticO and told the hHont lnNl no
wanted TO go on tno lfhln lnet WIZ
lhen about due, The agent told thcm
thnt he could not cell tioRots FOR mat
train ae n dld not stop ihoto, Tho
boys went out ON the platform ana saw
mo train coming win two engines, ono
In front and one behind, 40 tho TRAIN
wng going up n steep grade and, as me
boya Thought slow enough for thom TO
pet on they concluded 20 try, Young
Mothlo tried 10 ret on tho last car but
missed his hold when tho rear engine
caught him and ran over him, klllInR
MIN instantly lie had plenty OF mons
oy with him 10 pay His way, TINS was
found ON him 10 also had . goll
watch ana chain and q couple on Nalu,,
able rings, Those articles gro valued
al t75, but could not DO found Whcn hls
uncle got there ....., 49,.
| railroad officials sent word 70 mo cor,
oner. several times, Tho undertaken Nl
Homestead also sent word ~ lhe cor
| onor and asked him 10 appoint MN .thg
| undeWnkorl M his deputy TO an or
| which tho coroner Hont word "tnlt no
Nns tho coroner Of that county ana no
nronoeed to attend TO his own busl'
noaen which No aid, after leaving tho
body lying from o'clock In tho morn.
| inV Of the Am unUl o'clock p, M OF
| tho bth, lust 10 hours, before any ono
| WAS allowed 70 touch him, THIS II q
| disgrace to jefferson county Mont ana
| ia mo whole state. We think this Hlhio'
| mont should be given TO the public to
correct the false impression now out
that tho young man was stealing rldo
Tho infant daughter Of Roy ana Eta
| Thomson Of Ala, salt Lake county
| died on the ON inst The funeral Wae
| held nj the tnme time and place ~
young Mathle's, Mrs Thompson Nor
horo on a visit 10 her molhor Mrs' VIM
Hunter,
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strlkes Nldden Rocks,

when your ship of health e,rlkcr the
hidden rocks Of Consumption Pnon.
monla, oto,, you are lost, " YOU don't
RET holp from Dr, Kings Now Discov'
cry for Consumption j w, Meklnnon.
" Tsllndoga springs, Alop wrltosl VI
had been very III with pneumonia, uns
dor tho care Of two doctors hut was
getting no better when ] began TO take
Dr. Kings New Discovery The nfrl
dose save relief. and ono bottle cured
mo" Sure cure Tor sore throat btoh.
chitle, coughs and colds, Guaranteed
AZ ". e, MI Drug Store price SOC and
100 Trial bottle free,
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DEsERET SUMNER INSTITUTE
CLOSING session yes,erdsy-'uesvy Raln
births News brlefs.
Epeclal Correspondence

Especial Correspondence,
Provo, Utah CO., July l6-Tho Dos-
erct summer Institute, which has been
conducted In tho Brigham Young unl-
versl,y since June 8, closed yesterday
nfter u very successful session.
Last evening the professors and stu.
dents and many prominent Provo
rIligons gathered In the gymnasium
hall Tor the closing program which
consisted Of speeches by Supt, j, NJ.
Tanner ana Prof, George II, Noyos, Of
tho University ~ California, who has
gNcn instructions In English IN the In
rtitute, Each " the speakers cs-
pressed himself pleased with the work
and complimentod the teachers on their
efforts
Vocal selections were rendered by
Miss Margaret Call of Brigham CITY,
and Miss Nellie Buckley OF Provo
Prof, Miller gave violin solos and Prof
sondracgger clarinet solos After the
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FOUNTAIN GREEN.
REESE X, LEwRLYN DEAD,
nandear, pioneer and veteran closes
Grand career nt71,

Special Correspondence.
Fountain Green, eonpetc Co, July H.
.-Ross u, Lowellyn Of this place died
on the morning Of tho 10th inslp ana
was buried yesterday. lie. had been
IN poor health for the last three years,
ana was nearly " years OF age li0
embraced the Gospel IN his native
country, wales, IN tho early '60s oinls
grated 10 Utah IN 1855, went from Iowa
CITY 10 Salt Lake CIV 1900 miles,
pulling hand cart, with his Wife, have
ing lust been married. he took part m
the Echo canyon campaign IN 1917, and
settled IN Fountain Green IN 1860 ana
haa lived hero over since, lie was agent
FOR the Doscr0t News for many years,
ma was tho fret postmaster mere, ana
terytd as such for % years, Ho served
ono term In tho Torri,orlnl Legislature
IN the carly sos Was counselor 10 thc
bishop hero for about 10 years Has
served an town president, justice OF the
peace. and In noarly every civil o0pas
city here being highly respected by he
people, lie leaves, besides his " TO-
tour sons and three daughters, ana 4
largo number Of grandchildren ana
great grandchildren, .,...
Tho speakers NJ tho funeral services
Nero LOWS Anderson, president OF the
South ennpole stake, lishop Davis of
Wales ward, Nathaniel lidmunds ana
Henry ID, Reoa 81 WAlos, who were
COMPANIONS Of hiH youth ana who also
came 10 this country with him, pulling
their handonrts with tho same com.
pany A j. Aagard, Jr, also spoke ~
the funeral services about ~ Nehlcleb
followed tho remains 10 the cemetery
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little opposition to the primary noms
Inoe for trustee, Alma Greenwood
somo who attended tho primary did
not net the man they wanted nom.
mated ana later nominated IN secret
meeting another candidate, But tho
secret leaked out and the frlonds Of
the regular nominee rallied w Ms sup
port, and Greenwood received n votes
20 John j, Slnrloy's %,
Chinch BUGS are numerous ana ON lnlo
grain are committing considerable dams
arc, Ryo and winter wheat are too
Ear advanced to be- injured much,
Fult win be very scarce here thoro
win be no ponohes, aprltots prunos or
plums, md the apple crop " almost "a
failure, the cooling moth having ne own
way, az no spraying wac done
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PAYSON.
THE TWENTY.fOuRTlI.
school Election -Chns, Nrsworton sue
goods himself ~ Trustee

Sroclal Correspondence,
poyBon, Utah CO., July ll'-'rho 2ilh
Of July win be celebrated here undor
the direction Of the sunday schools OF
both wards Committees Of nvo from
each ward have been selected TO unite
and have good celebration that VIII
do honor 60 the pioneers,
An election was held yesterday Tor 10
mombcr Of the school board charles
BreNerton WAS elected 60 succeed hlm'
self, he having been previously APP
pointed 10 mn the unoyplrod torn Of ln
q, a, Colyin who moved to Pleasant
View,
Surveyors arc here making extensive
surveys Of this locality lol the gov
eminent, presumably In the Interest
of the strawberry water project
Tho crops are looking good on th'
rrlgnlci land and some wheat II
good ON the dry land but the present
hot weather has dried out eomo Of the
land wont ~ town and most Of The
wheat IN that section VIII be failure
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MONROE.
PIONEER DAY,
oulc, school BleeiIon Hay and Grain
crops inlr

Special correspondence,
Monroe, Soyicr CO., July 1.-THE
Fourth " july passed m most plons.
uutN The parade WAS one Of the best
for many years extending Tor ABOUT
two blocks
Tho committee for the 2ilh has ne
program Wcll under way ana no DOUBT
u splendid time VIII be- had.
lgrustus Johnson who WA inquired ON
the mountains about two wocM ago, "
ulll lu great pain ana improving very
slowly
Boots In several patches are almost
ID failure and the prospects, of lhlH crop
Ure very dlscourngnR hay f. plontllul! !
grain crops fair and fruit rs limited
except apples
School election hold YESTERDAY was
worry tame, but t1w votes beIng rnst
these returning william ~ Nnrnuck
for another three years
Daya are exceedingly warm but nights
are comparable Tor ropotr,
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DON'T FORGET.

when you gol rcady 20 take that trip
east or whom your friends get ready
10 como west don't forget that IN order
~ Fct the hce, econery service and
equipment over the fountains yolr
routp ahould bo tho COLORADO MID.
LAND RAILWAY" can at tlokot Of.
flee ~ WcHt Second South for illus.
trOtod literature ana souvenir postal
curds and beautiful Mountain scenery
ON mo nMlnlANn ROITE."
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services Of the church ot
Jesus Christ of tnltordny saints VIII
bo held In the TaOouuclo No. p, N,
tomorrow, sunday SUNDAY school M 10
"A, M, ana mpotupa ln the city ward
assembly rooms ana adjacent wards az
fOIlOyN.
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days m hearing testimony ana the arr.
umcnlA of counsel, the count decided
10 admit the WIN TO probate ana ND.
loIntud Tho wife NJ deceased. curolnu
liarn'N. NpCulUX according No the
terms NJ thu Nlll
sarah BolgquIst who waa convicted
IN the Justices count of throwing rot.
ten rRRs ot the bugplc shed of her
nelghbor W y, AsImup, and was nuci
tl'O, has appealed the ease 10 the dis.
lript court
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HEN EFER.
CHILD sCALDED TO DEATH,
rats Into nueko, ~ Ito, water on
Washing nay,

IIonefcr summit Goa July H.
Through the careless handling Of Dol.
INK water the title three and half
year old son Of william rrom0r Was 40
badly acolded yesterday morning that
ho died In tho afternoon II was wash.
Inn day ana bucket Of hot water WAS
placed ON the floor whore the child was
playing, Suddenly the little one fell
backward into the scalding water Ho
was rescued at once ana given mcdi-
cal aid, but tho shock was moro than
the little fellow could endure and ho
could not bo saved,
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ERDA.
CROPS TIIR EATENED.
lIopners Ara Numerous hut her, In
cheek by sea Gulls

Special Correspondence
ltrdl, Tooolc CO., Utah, July TO-
llnylng II about over ana the fields
are getting green and pretty again
with the second crop, Grain IL now be-
Ink harvested, we have n good stand
Of corn and II looks ino The grass
hoppers are numerous. They are nt'
ia'kmg the young orchard trees Thorc
are m}rlada Of sea gullH here or va
would not have anything loft Of our
crops,
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zee were passed by unanimous vote Of
me remaining four members,
The annual report OF the plork was
subm!lle and showed total receipts
ana disbursements OF about $4,000
the board voted to borrow 10000 for
current expenses,
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AS GOOD AS A VACATION.

Roet IN a nice Hammock In tho shades
OF your own homo We have the larg.
ret assortment and h0ndsomost designs
on the market Prices from $50 "a
500 -
rrgERET NEWS nook STORE,
Main g.
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FILLMORE.
LIVELY SCHOOL ELECTION,

Opposition 90 Regular Nominee nrlnes
out GOOD Vote fruit crop Failure,
Special correspondence
Fillmore CUN Millard roo July H.
The school election yesterday developed
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GRANITE srAKu,

Tho monthly meeting of the lllRh
prlogts NJ Granite stake win be- held on
sunday, July Ia, AT 10 n, Wo at the
Granlto stake Tabernacle. an the
members Of the quorum are kindly in.
ylod 10 attend
JOHN COOK,
y, Y, JONES,
&, ~ MILLER,
pIlHhruUy
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PROVO DEPARTMENT.
program dancing was enjoyed, De
llcious Refreshments wcro served,
GARDEN CITY NEWS NOTES,

NAlNDlN Nlla NENF N'iF''
A daughter has been born to each OF
the following families Mr. and Mrs,
H. NJ, warner Mr. and Mrs w, j,
schonod, MIR and Mrs, Ashby TAYLOR
And son 20 each of the following
families Mr. and Mrs Scott j. STOW.
art, Mr. 0nd Mrs Lyman Marble ANA
Mr. ana Mrs, Joseph a, Martin,
ON the eighteenth the u, Y. ", choms
pion basket ball team will play game
with the champion amateur team or
payeon at Lagoon,
DR.. and Mrs, W. Il. Pike have 10.
turned from ,hcir California "Trip,
Miss Myrtle jacques, who has been
M for about three weeks. The Illness
following bite by dog, has fully rec
covered,
A heavy rmNorm IN this section
yesterday did considerable damage 10
grain, but loft the atmosphere very
pleasant after the great heat OF the
last few days
Manager Graham Of the Enquirer Ia
confined TO his homo from Illness
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EUREKA a. RETURN, so
Via d. & u, O, sunday, July 10Th,

Special train luaycs gtlt Lake 1000
A, m. Returning 0aVc3 Mammoth $50
p, No EuroIa 200 y. m h1fopnll Eamo,
Eureka vs. PARK Guy Spicnlld 'rlp
over tho famous double loop,
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tho Revenue MMmE Company LQci'
ton of principal place OF bua.ncu fDlt
Lake CllN Utah. Notice rs nolohy gwen
that 90 Il meeting uf tho directors held
ON tho lgh day of July lDlb. an Dss
led ON lie capital stock at tho corporation,
PAYABLE Immediately t0 Eugene m nIlN,
Secretary M N lolrd of TOdu BulldlnN
Solt Lake city Utah Any ptuoR upon
which this assessment may ronaln un'
paid ON the litN day of August IVY
AZ public auction Nud unless payment
IN madu boforo, VIII ho t0ld ON tho bh
dRy VI september lpA, 10 puy the delin.
quont Ofstabmont tOgoihor with tho
cost o. Advertising and expense Of con-
''''" w EUGENE ~ ulLtA,
Secretary
Is BOARD Of Trodo Building folt Lake
City, utah,
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FOR NEW 8CH0OL nVILDIN0,

Az the school election hold yc,lorlay
William ogden was elected by 10 ununl.
nous vote 10 succeed hlmecIf m a
momhor NJ the school board The prop.
osllluu of bonding the district Tor 500 600
FOR The purpose NJ erecting u now school
building was also submitted TO the cleo,
tors There was not much interest man.
lioslcd IN the matter Ue AN seemed "a
DE IN favor " the proposition The vote
resulted u Tor nnd j against the pro.
posed bond issue The bonds viii be-
available iu the near future hut the
trustees do not propose 10 dispose Ol
them only as the FUNDS may bo needed,
They intoud TO purchase tho raw ma,
ttr'l NOW and 10 commence the cree.
ton or tho building next spring Tho
sumc Ia be completed IN time for occu'
pmty IN a year from now Tho hullds
Ing Sll be constructed Of pressed brick
ana u contain 70 rooms, II VIII DO mp
stories high the second floor 90 be oc.
uupod by the High school
We hnvo not had rain Tor about two
months but present indications nro IA.
youh'o TO storm, which would De
appreciated very much,
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= :
Oh, Banks Undertaking 90,

"rimo Ia money" Don't waste II by
going 10 salt Lake city for what YOU
can buy IN Murray Just M cheap, We
keep fun line of coako's and cofilns.
Cnlls promptly attended 70 n'ght ana
day, Phone, Bell, lbi'yi mo- ~, Or
ders will also be taken AT the old resi-
doneo OF Mr., Hanks, rear NoIsbo east
second South, salt Lako City.
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Murray Department.

Tho Eows delivered vicinity from the branch ofnce every
night Branch Manager, orders for church WORKS ana SaVor
tsomcnN received ofnco at the Murray Eagle
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CHOLERA lNEANTuM.

Child Not Expected 20 1.-Two from ora
Hour 70 Another bot Cured by
Chamberlain Cole, Cholera and
Darrhooo Remedy
Ruth, the little daughler ~ w. ~
Dewey Of AgneWvlllr va was torloMl,y
gtyo her up and aid not expect her 10 lly1
from ono hour 90 uu0ihcr' De Wya} ~
happened a. thIUk az Chmhorlaln's cole,
rholru ana nlnrrh0oo Remedy ana rot n
bottle Of u nom the store In hye hours
4 saw change for the better We Kent
uu giving n ana before phc had taken tho
half ~ one small bottle Hho WAS VOL
This rCmpd, NJ f0r sale hy All druggists,
sassHHaas-..sas..as..Hsa
Aflor dip IN tho Lake take Dins
uor no the Sillulr Cato,
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UPPER FALLS
AND RETURN. 8I,25
Via d, a. n, a., sunday, July 18th

Leaves Salt Lake 500 . M Return.
Ing leaves Upper Fails 1908 y, m, and
$40 p, M Trout and chicken dinners
NJ Upper Falls Resort Good hshlngi
magnificent leonery,
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PARADISE.
-.--.@a@s~
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE,

y, b. Miles and Others suffer Loss
Peter Jensen Eleo,sd school Trustee
Special Correspondence
Paradise, Cache CO., July n--About
? yesterday morning o fro totally
destroyed a barn and y house on an "a"
Joining LOT. the property OF H. ID, MICS
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LEVAN.
FREE FROM SMALLPOX,
Las, OF 80 cases Recovered w. Death OF
Wm &, SOrvnson,

SPECIAL Correspondence
Loyan, Juab Co., July i2--On Mon.
day funeral services win hold In tho
day funeral services Wor0 hold NJ the
Lovan ward Westinghouse over the rc.
mains of william q, Sorcnaon, WhO diCl
OF stomach troubles last saturday THO
following srokc words Of comfort ~ The
borrowed Elder Hans An1etFon, lilsh'
op n, H. Rasmussen ana llHhnp j, VI,
TAYLOR. MI SOronsOn WHH ~ years N
axe, We eayes mother two brothers
and two sisters 90 mourn his demise.
Funeral services were held at the
residence of MI ana Mrs George g.,
stephenson over the remains oi lnclr M
FAINT who died sunday
FREE FROM sMALLroN
For the last four months the smallpox
has been wPimf in our little settlement
but we are free AZ lasL loHlotdny
the laN quarantine WAS lifted At ono
time there were over 100 eases ana
over $50 have had A. Tho town iH
FREQ nom contagious diseases win the
exception Of two cases NJ chlckonpoN
Christian y, Thompson met with a
painful accident laet Friday bp falllng
from load Of hay, II was thought for
some time that he waa seriously hnIt,
but ~ IN able 10 be- around "A lillle now.
The hay crop " nearly gathered iu
and the Yield this year n fnlr inc
exceeding dry weather " causing some
Of the dry farms 20 look doeolito,
A nlno,pound boy came 20 iho homo
Of Mr. ana Mrs Albert shepherd mst
| Friday, july l.