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PROGRAMME E.
TAuRspAY MoRNINe. APRIL az.

$50 The Sunday School Teachers Bible
c. j. Armstrong Winchester, KY
Address of Welcome
IoI5 Response, Enthusiasm in the Sunday School,"
Kyle Brooks Lexington, KY
1885 principles of Sunday School Teaching"
R. M. Hopkins, Louisville, KY
HOS "The Aim of the Sunday School,"
c. w Dick, North Middetown KY
1890 "Our State Sunday School Work.
sAsaSa sassssu w. J. Thomas Shebyvlle, KY
raOo Appointment Of Committees s@-=wM .-=
a ;-1ss ssss THURSDAY AFTERNOON. s as3
1870 Devotional, = R. N. Simpson, Lexington Ky
$50 Report of District statstician --sr-se-.--s
Bruce w Tnmble, Mt. Sterling, Ky
Business Session Report of Committees, etc.
ago "some Sunday School Problems"
Judge W. 7. Lafferty cynthana Ky
ass "rhe Cooperation of the Home"
w. o. Hinton, Paris KY
$40 "some Difficulties of the Country Sunday School,"
Carl L. Long Cynthana, KY
$50 Kentucky Missions ri w Elliott sulphur, KY
THURSDAY EVENING.
1890 Devotional E. ]. Feustermacher Clintonvle, Ky
500 "rhe Supreme Need of the Sunday School,"
E. J. Willis, Carlisle, KY
$50 Home Missions" :. W. j. Wright Cincinnati, o
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THE CRIME.

Both the President and Cashier
were jointly indicted with the
woman, who borrowed thousands of
dollars of the banks money. She
was convicted under an Indictment
in, which she was charged with
conspiracy with Beckwith and
Spear to certify her checks when
she had no money in the bank.
This is transaction prohibited by
the Government for the protection
of depositors and stockholders of a
national bank.
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When in need of wall paper,
window shades, lace curtains,
furniture polish and floor wax,
have E. L. Brockway bring samples
to your home. 37-tf.
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"a dose in time saves lives.
Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup;
natures remedy for coughs, colds,
pulmonary diseases of every sort.
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To The Pen.

Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick, ac-
cording TO a verdict Of jury, must
serve ten years IN the Ohio Peni-
Tertiary. She was sentenced from
the U. S. Court at Cleveland. She
will appeal.
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BKNEDIcTION.

The county in the district requested print much
of this programme and make such the their
and interest will permit Persons expecting will please
notify Mr.. and Mrs. B. W Trimble, Mt Sterling KY
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The spiritual is seldom spec
tacular.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-29

Some people rob Paul to pay
Peter, and then forget to pay Peter.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
C. W. B. N. CONVENTIONS

The Conventions of Eighth Kentucky District Sunday
c. W. M of the Christian Church will be held in city. The
former will be Thursday April 81 the taller Friday
counties composing the district Bath Bourbon Clark Harrison
Nicholas and Montgomery.
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TOO p m.-Song Service
ITO p mPraise servceNIrs s. Havland, cynhiana.
7;25 p m-Solo.
73o-A ddress-our Neglected continentJ H. Derthick.
SIo-Minutes Afternoon Session.
s7o-Report of Enrolment Committee
s4o-Song.
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Some women meet to gossip, and
some men meet to gossip.
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MORNING sEssIo==.

e3oo-Social Half Hour.
$50 song-"Awake My Tongue Thy Tribute Bring.
Invocation-H D. Clark, Mt. Sterling.
94o-Prsise servceMrs J. H. AIinogue, Carlisle, KY
e;55-Greetng Mrs Amelia Young, Mt. Sterling.
Response-Mrs. +. J. Willis, Carlisle Ky.
1o;Io-Appointnent of Committees.
Report of District Manager
Report of County Managers.
Report of Auxiliaries.
Io4s-A1usic.
Io:55-Our State Work-Nrs. A. NJ. Harrison.
u:I5-Plaom Conference, led by c. W. Dick N NJ Town.
a-Our National Motto:
The Love of Christ Constraineth use. Armstrong
b-Watchword
"To Him Who Hath Redeemed Us: minds our
means, ourselves'-E. J. Ellis 'Cynthiana.
c-Kentucky Motto
lys Love Seeketh Not Her Cure"-M Gano Buckner
d-7Our National Presidents-Carey E. Morgan, Paris
II45-Report of Childrens Work-Nrs NJ S. Walden
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The Peaeeh!. Cse erS.

From what can be lear|
different parts of the coun
gard to the peach crop,
that it will be practically
On top of the mountains (
largest portion of this9
raised, there is.a possiT :
scant crop. The same !
seem to prevail in all thu :
counties, and, of course {
the severe winter.-Es
The Tobacco Growel |,
Pure Food Exhibit Coz
poses a tobacco and gri
hibit at Lexington thet |
when $4,000 in prizes
away.
Some girls leave e
their papas, but their
rather their papas
everything to them.
Mexico's new mon
goes into effect May
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

aoo-Praise servce-NIr c. Meng North NHddetown.
aIs-Reading Minutes Morning Session.
a:ao-Dstrc work-NIss Ida May Dulaney.
Song
2:4oHaze GreenNIiss Fannie Inges.
-Norehead-N1rs + J. McDarmid.
Kndng Lights in Ind-Nr M. G,TBomsqn Paris i,g /,
49, s s;3ozzsoug-.Inda Sad TndE0 st;gas i,.aa .~a
34o-Repor of Committees.
Time and PlaceAIrs
Tidings Junior Builders w Collins
Means-Nrs. arab
Nominations Mrs. NJ G Thomson.
Obituaries Mrs Smith Haviand
Song.
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PROOF RAN.
c. w. B. N. -

"Puetuah!y IS tie Pohfeness Qf Kings ,"
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EVENING SESSION.

BENEDIcTIoN
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TO FIX TAX LEVY.


ON Tuesday the board Of county com.
mlsslonora VIII NEE, 70 TX the tax
levy for this year ana much speculation
" ON 40 TO whether or not tho levy
VIII nave 10 hc increased, The commits
sonela declare they win do all kinds
OF llguring 20 prevent an increase Of
the total levy but there are some items
Of tho levy that they ray wll have to
hc increased The county supermten.
dent vt schools hap made request for
more money Tor county school purposes
this year ana II Ia likely that the rate
for that purpose viii be Increased
Nrea.tonths OF u mill,
The city board OF education ncods
more money this year and haa asked
that lta levy ho nNcd AZ the limit, So
mills, an Increase o( . II mill
The assessed valuation " property IN
the county this year IN ,5iliS,g71, an
increase Of a Milllon and n half over
last year N " hoped therefore that
sufficient FUNDS can be raised at the
levy last year upon the years assess.
mcnt 10 avoid an Increase IN the total
levy, This matter viii be determined
by tho commissioners on Tuesday, Tho
city council WIN meet Tuesday night
and nN the tax levy for city purposes,
and Ia generally conceded that there
WIZ have 70 be an increase IN the levy
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at tho local Office Of the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
pt G a, m, today
Barometer reading at a, M, 26 6S
inches Tomporturc az 6 Il, M ~ de-
groos; maximum, u. minimum, GD,
mean, 80, which N 3 above normal
FoREC ASTS TILL 8 L, NJ SUNDAY.
Local forecast for salt Lake city ana
ylolnlty
Fair tonight ana Sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
Precipitation occurred over the Rocky
Mountain slope, and nj scattered points
eastward 10 tho Atlantic coast and
over the British provinces The hrg.
est amount Of precipitation was M
Santa zee, n, NJ, l,Ol inches rhun.
derstorms were generally reported
over the rain arcn, II was raining at
time Of report at Miles Guy, Oklahoma,
Elklns nn1 Washington, u, g,
r. i, HYATT,
Local rorecaster
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afe,r ak weeks absence In California
and Portland,

ofe,r a ak weeks absence In California
and Portland,
j. II ilonung general agent for the
San Pete valley r0nd M Mnul p0ssct
through here Yesterday ON his way
north FOR 10 duNs nahing vacation Oh
the BOnhock reservation I'm Idaho,
4 Walking delegate passed over the
Mo Gr0ndo Western recently organic,
Ing Tho section foreman and section
handa into labor union Following
hla visit several of the foromon have
been reported 20 he hullng new Jobs
Tho Gilbert A. Mclean lodge 30, los,
auxiliary 10 the Brotherhood Of locomo.
tive Engineers entertained the women
Of cara nArton lodge, No. 23i NJ OK.
don At N1llalr yesterday They were
provided with u special ear ana most
enjoyable day vas spent
Tho Rio urnnde Western starts ils
special service roturnlng from Upper
Falls, Provo canyon, tomorrow night tu
connect with the regulnr through train
which arrives IN san Lake n time IA
catch the last ear home This win glye
Tho anglers the benefit NJ tho ovouink
hehlng
lloyt Shormbn, general AZ 'nt for the
Colorado n Southern hero, has return.
cd nom q brief visit 60 san Francisco,
lie reports that thor, IN no doubt cN.
pressed IN Frisco that the Western
Pacific viii build from Salt Lake 10 tho
coast. ana that active construction VIII
commence al an curly date,
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COURT NOTES.

The Wil lof Alfred best, deceased, was
today admitted 10 probate, ana Edgar
O, Best was. appointed as executor
without bonds,
Judge Armstrong today appointed
Nellie NJ, Blair J, NJ, RlaIr and j, I,
Hammond nv administrators of tho
estate ~ George ", Rlair, deceased, ana
fixed their bond at $780,
Judge Morse today rendered n dccrco
IN favor OF plaintiff IN the case Of u, \,
Holmes against Mary Judge, quoting
plaintiffs title 10 strip % ground 81
Feet wide and ilp3 feet long IN lot b,
block 10, plat A, Salt Lake CITY survey,
unon which a party wall ~ located
william Y, Woodcock has been
granted u divorce by Judge Morse
from Amelia Woodcook on the ground
Of cruelty, Plaintiff claimed that HIS
wife frequently cursed him and called
him vile names and that on March ,,
1905 she attacked him with knife
and severely wounded him, They were
married at Cornwall, England, on july
10, ASA,
Suit for divorce has boon filed IN
the district court by Mrs William "
Jacobs against W, H. Jacobs on tho
grounds ~ desertion and failure TO
support They were married IN this
city on April II, 1892, and i " alleged
| that defendant deserted plaintiff four
years ago and has ever since failed to
| SUPPORT her,
Ida c. Anderson nlcd suit IN the dis.
| trIot court today against Charles De
| Noisy and wife 10 foreolose mortgage
| on part ~ lot a. block 2e plat w. salt
| Lake city survey given 20 secure the
same promlssoIy notes upon which
| there IL now due the total sum ot
,bla,0S with interest Judgement IN
asked for that amount together with
500 ms attorneys fees
suit has been nled In the district
| court against the Utah Light & Rail.
| way company by Dora u, Wright, who
| seeks Co recover damages IN the sum
Of NOlbo for personal injuries received
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TO MAKE RUBBER.
John Book Organizing Company to Build
Factory In Mexico,

A local rubber stamp company has
ius, finished turning ont "A rubber bah
and blanket from crude rubber received
IN this city from Mexico Tho strange
thing about tho rubber is that II comes
not from The nv famed rubber tree
but from n bnshy relative Of II, and
N apparently as valuable commercially
as The product Of the bigger tree, The
brush exists extensively IN the south
country and promises TO rcvoluton1c
the methods and commercial prlcQs Of
rubber John Beck Of salt Lake cry,
w head " u concern which Intends 20
pioneer the way into rubber manulao.
turc from the product " the brush.
10 the Nova today he stated that
within n month he win leave for Mex.
leo 10 build "A factory II VIII ho lo.
Gated IN the heart Of a brush district.
ana contracts have already been made
for the delivery OF several tons Of tho
brush per day lie had with him
when interviewed tho rubber BAH
turned ont locally, ana a piece Of blank
ut rubber which seemed "a be OF oS-
colent quality The company organ
lzod TO handle the industry IN to be-
known na the John Bcck syndicate
nnd win be heavily capitalized Mr.
Rock win remain ON the ground during
the erection of the factory,
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RAILWAY AGENTS
SEEING SIGHTS.
Came In This Morning and In
mcdisteIy Bearded a Train
For Saltalr
0RAy'S SPEECH OF WELCOME,
Recital This Afternoon aud Departure
After the Tabernacle Service
Tomorrow

The Railway Agents arrived this
morning over the oregon short Line on
their special train from Portland, nj
$3.50, ana today are SEEING the sights
OF Sal, Lake,
The big party was met AT the depot
by District Freight ana Passenger
Agent y, II, Gray Of tho Short Line,
General Agent l. A, Bonlon Of tho Rio
Grando passenger department, other
representatives OF tho two roads and
BURLINGTON, Rock leland ana son Pc.
dro men,
Tho address NJ welcome 10y Mr. cray
WAS very foryont and Was received with
reclamation, II was brief and 10 tho
point~"The CRY Ia yours boys, what
VIII You hoye2'
The party did not come mp town, but
went over 20 tho Satan depot block
Woat ana south ana boarded the train
for the lake, Thoy were due to return
10 this city IN time for the recital at 4
D, m,
Among those on Tho special was ], v,
Gray father Of the only y, H. Gray Of
the Hartman lines and the agent at
Cambridge CITY for the plltshuUg,
CINCINNATI Chicago & a. Louis rail-
way, Mr. and Mrs Gray win uccoms
pany him TO Gcnwood springs lomor.
row.
From here the special train VIII bo
furned over 10 the RIO Grnndo and
leaves for the east at o y, m, lomor-
row after tho services IN the Tahcrna.
Gle, General Agent J. n. KonNorlhy
and Travelling Passenger Agent II NJ,
cushing VIII accompany the train
LhrOnHh 10 nonVoE
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PLEASED WITH PAVING.
Street Supervisor Seldom Says Asphalt
Work ia Satisfactory,

street supervisor Soddon has madc
arrangements 10 get tho largo roller
used by tho City street Improvement
company In ils asphalt work 20 roll the
asphalt walks ana drives around the
city ana county building 80 that tho
drives win be- thrown open to the pub.
llo az soon az the heavy roller X used
on them, which win be In the carly
part Of nest week, The old city roller
was not suitable FOR the work, hence
the drives could not be opened M unli
after they have been rolled by q heavy
machine,
Tho supervisor n VOL pleased with
the fob done 80 far and believes that
the paving viii prove satisfactory In
every respect II has made n consid-
cradle saving 10 the city by using the
cily's own asphalt and having the work
done by The street department, The
cost under tho present system has been
Use per square yard while the Same
work done by the paving companies
would have cost NJ the cheapest rate
S3,g0 per square yard
AS AN example OF the quality OF the
asphalt which comes from tie Hob
son mine at Thistle now owned by the
city Foreman j. y, Scoili who Ia In
charge OF the clty's work, calls atton.
ton 20 the asphalt on west Second
south street from West Temple 70 First
West which has been laid 10 years, ana
u has been necessary to oSpOnd only
Sso IN repairing II during that entire
period That nsphal, came out OF the
same ,mino ana dcmon9rates the dual.
NY OF the tltys purchase MIR scoilI
says that the city engineer at that time
condemned tho job, but after II was
phalt ever laid IN The city, The gen.
tleman has been doing asphalt work FOR
ls years, ana he Ii of the opinion that
the fob now being done at tho city
ANA county building grounds viii prove
equally. nv good MS the above section
referred TO,
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GOING TO EUROPE,
scnor Jonas Has Quit Detroit Censor.
yNtory Since Coming to Sat- Lake

since hie arrival IN salt Lake Scnor
Alberto Jonas has resigned hs connco-
ton with the Detroit Conservatory ot
Music, over which hc has presided Tor
~ long with such signal success IN
order to engage on n concert tour of
France IN the fall Ito viii appear IN
four piano rocltale IN Berlin, four IN
Paris, four IN London ana four I'M We
onna also I'm one orchestral concert IN
zach OF tho above conterH
SENIOR Jonas expects also tu make Y
recital tour through Portugal ana
spain lie win be accompanied by lNo
Of Ma Detroit pupils, ana among q eso
viii DO Miss NybolN clayton, daughter
of Colonel n w, clayton of This city,
Miss sloan Of Alberta, Canada, who haa
been Twink IN this city for the last two
years ANA walter Ioulton, the prom.
igug young pianist Of tho TWcn,y.llret
Nuru.
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GUGGENHEIMs MISSION,


Daniel Ouggenholm and his son W,
y, uuggonhoim OF the American Hmet.
lng n Refining company, accompanied
BY Traffic Manager y, w, Ecolos ana
hls secretary, Hurry =, T0okcr arrived
h Salt Lake this morning from the Pa
rlhc coast IN u, T. private ear %, Mr.
Eugenhcim, who declined TO be Inter-
viewed, " understood IN have been IN
fan Francisco poIfocting the deal
whereby his company acquires n mum.
Der OF additional smelters IN California,
rhls move, II ls said, viii be followed
By the appointment " at least one
lrelght export and some orc buyers TO
handle the additional business which
Will follow
The party leaves tonight for Mr. Ec.
rleH' ranch IN Idaho, whore they Will
mend n week In nrhlng, shooting and
Testing mp,
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PR0vo'S PROCLAMATION.
Mayor Roylanco Makos Statement
Regarding Reservation 0pesing
Especial 10 Inc oNews. >

'Fl'N'Nl w WV fN'''F'
Provo July 2s- 10 correct any mis-
Understandings that may have arisen
on account Of persistent statements
from certain quarters, that Provo VIII
not be able to feed ana lodge the pco.
pie who may come hc,o during the reg.
lstra,lon and drawing for the ulntah
reservation lands We the undersigned
hereby desire TO state, that Provo IL
making oyory possible Arrangement
and VIII be prepared 10 take care 81 all
who may visit us during this reglslra-
ton and drawing or nj any other time,
The city of'icl0la ana Commercial club
have tho matter In hand, and have
made arrangements for onlarglng our
hotel and restaurant capacity without
any advance Nv regular rates, and
should these be inadequate every resi-.
denoo IN the city viii be turned into "a
hotel whore meals and beds can be had,
and only 80 cents per meal or bed VIII
be charged, m that none need stay
away fearing they cannot get accom-.
modatlons. We arc prepared TO ACCOM-
modatc all
WIN NJ, RoYLANcE,
Mayor.
r. II, IRVINE,
President Conf club.
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HUSBAND MUST PAY,
william N, Anderson Charged With
S3o Per Month Temporary Alimony

Judge Morse today heard the order
70 shaw cause why defendant should
no, pay temporary allmony ana quit
money IN tho case VI Janet Anderson
aganAt william n Anderson After
listening TO the testimony on the mat
ter the court ordered defendant TO pay
Mrs, Anderson $50 per month temper.
airy alimonyl payable on tho FIRST day
Of each month, ana $500 suit money,
also ordered that the restraining order
HERETOFORE issued IN the case remain
IN full effect except as TO LOTT Is, 40, a.
ana N, block 3 South Salt Lake add.
ton, Mrs Anderson n eulng'hor hua.
band for divorce on the ground Of cru.
ely
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VITAL STATISTICS,

Weekly report Of the city board "
health tor tho week cndug July g.
1908 The report for the week just
ended shows 30 births, 20 males ana 10
fomalca, Tho death report for the
mme period numbered gl 10 males and
q females The report Of contagious
diseases 70 the ONCE numbered II, as
follows Throe cosos " smallpox, four
cases Of dlphlhorla, ana four cases Of
typhoid fever
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WANTED IN PARADE,

Headquarters Geo, r. Maxwell Post
q, 4, r., No 6--rhc comrades Of this
post are requested Ia assemble a, tho
southwest safe n Liberty park on Mon.
day July "A, 1905 NJ o'clock ~ M,
10 take part IN the celebration OF Pic.
noor day ana IN tho parade IN the
park being assigned 20 position IN line
following the United states troopa All
old soldiers are invited 20 Join with the
Post ALFRED KENT
,. Commander,
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W. J. BATEMAN RESIGNS.
10 Succeeded by J, T. Cox M Secretary
or d, A, a NJ Society,
H. II, IRVINE,
President Conf Club.

Al a meeting Of the directors OF tho
Dessert Agricultural 4 Manufacturing
society this morning the resignation of
w j, Boleman as secretary was ac,
ccp,od and j, v Cox vas appointed In
Ma place,
Mr., liateman resigned to accept "A
similar position with lions Benefit
building society The resignation N
effective AUG I, Nh COX Nv We'll known
IN This city and state owing TO his con.
ncctlon with the state board Of horli-
culture
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SPIKk AND RAIL

j. u, oglcshy commercial ngcnt for
Tho Rock Island, ls due TO return from
Chicago this afternoon,
Assistant General Passenger Agent D.
'. spencer Of tho oregon Short Line has
gone 10 Brighton for a hrlof vacation
n n announced that dol1ncld win be
connected vita tho outside world by
fail on or about Aux, rs, The line viii
pc temporarily n narrow guaEc prop
bslton,
H. o. Wilson district freight and
passenger agent of the oregon short
lane, al Butte, IL N tho city today
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BLOCK SIGNALS,
tnlon Pacific Ia Installing New system
ON Wyamlna Division,

A. a. shaver signal engineer for
The Union Pacific, Ia at this end Of
The limo superlntondlug the extension
~ the block signal System, \ large
forco ~ men has been put TO work m
falllng the American signal company
patent IN territory embracing a milos
hf track between Green river ana Table
hook II IL the intention OF the Union
Pacific to ultimately extend the block
tgnnl system over the entire mileage,
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DOCTORS COMING,
Msmters Of American Medical A,soela'
tlOn Arrive Tomorrow,

The Nov York delegation OF tho
american Medical association " duo TO
arrive here on special train over the
Enl Lake Route on Wednesday next,
ghls distinguished party Of doctors IN
cludcs DR., Wlggln and Dr. Wrnor r.
Townsend, ehe fnmllyphygloinnfortho
Goorpo j, Gould household, ana Ia
homeward hound from the recent con.
be escorted right through by the travels
Ing passenger agents Of the various
lines II IN hauled over
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ROAD TO COAL FIELDS,


From Thistle comes the word that
ihero IN a corps Of surveyors at work IN
Tho vicinity surveying for branch
railroad Ia connect tho coal fields of
Carbon county with the San Pedro. Los
Angelica a SALT Lake road IN the vicln.
10y ol Nprngylllo
This M nm probability W the road
projected by Col Miner 10 tap his
boNl holdings and which, n IN said, IL
being nnnnced with eastern capital,
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REXBURG BADLY BEATEN.
Baseball Team Suffered Crushing De-
feat at Sugar City

Special Correspondence,
sugar CitN Idaho july sl.-'lhe Rex
burg baseball team suffered u crushing
dei,a, at the hands Of the locals here,
Tho visitors were bootcn from the start
and at no part OF the same did me.
stand n Ghost NJ u show Of winning
The main feature Of the gnme war I he
excellent pitching of the locals who
puuck out fourteen men, ana held The
yisltorn down to ave hits The nold'
INK ana batting Of llorNlg and the
catching of Thoroii were also good.
Following N the line up