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SAMOAN REUNION.

The seml-annual reunion of Zion's
Samoan association viii be held at
Brigham Young Memorial building,
L. u. $ University, salt Lake City,
Saturday evening. oct. 6, 1906. AT :
o'clock. Progam 90 commence al
O'Clock An excellent program has
been prepared consisting Of songs.
Instrumental music speeches and
rtercopticon Views 4 the Islands,
which includes views OF the recent
volcano. We urge all returned sR-
moan missionaries. with their friends
and families. and The fanatics and
friends Of the brethren and sisters OF
the islands 90 be present 90 renew ac-
quaintances and have q general good
time. All Samoan missionaries will
please send their names and addresses
20 +, r. S0dcrberg Your co-laborer
IN the cause Of truth.
WILLIAM p. SILVER.
President.
y. @. STRINGHAM.
Vice President
J.. T. SODERBERG
Secretary and Treasurer.
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District 2i-Joseph Coleman, r. A.
Moves. w. j. Browning. Anna Cole
man. Bessie Booth, 4. l.. Woods. b.
Vanderschuit
District 25-J F. snedaker, c. II.
Husey. T. b. Evans, II. Shupe. Lewis
Miller. 4. +. Dalton.
Marriott-M. S. Marriott. Thomas r.
Powell, John d. Peterson, II, W, Mar
riott.
Uintah-- Samuel Dye. David Byrne,
Wilson,. w. Stratford. T. J. VIII
son. Jr., William Sewell
West Weber-Distict Joseph
Hogge. Edwin Calvert, Ephraim Hip
well. Charles Hogge.
West Weber-District 2-H. p, Pc
terson. p. c. Peterson, Hyrum McFar-
land. Hans Christensen.
iverdale-Stanford Fife, LIB. BIng-
ham. Enoch Bingham.
Eden-L. II. Froerrer, ID. c. Dalker,
ID. J.. Colyin.
Liberty-w. r. Holmes. o. A, Pen
FAIR west-w. C. Child, Jr., Lorenzo
Fisher, r. L. Short.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l-Jens Nelson,
l.. NJ. Nelson. n. Lofgreen, Lizzie Nc
Kay. Thomas Mckay William Bur-
roughs. II. Brown, A, Garner.
District ANDREW AL
len. William Smith.
Plain City-Thomas England. Wiz
liam Carver. A. n, Christensen, W.
Knight. d. o, Wadman ]. L. Robson.
Pleasant View. Johnson, Clarence
storey. Nephi Matthews.
Harrisville-Harvey @. Taylor, Fred
Miller. George Yearsiey.
Saterville-J. 4. Slater, Charles
Smout, f. l.. Foy, Richard Howell
John Cowman.
Kanesville-T r. Jones, @. J. Har-
rlson. W. II. Rawson.
,Warren-M +. Willis, Jr., Samuel
Stewart, r, b. Gibson.
Hooper-District IA. c. ChHsten-
sen. II. y. Jones. A, ID, Towers.
Hooper-District 2-R, A. Simpson
NJ A. Child. +. w. Jones
Roy-James Dawson, Jesse Stoker
North Ogden--C. +. Dinsmore. f. j.
Marshall. Joseph s. Storey. Frank
Blaylock. George 5. Dean, Mrs. Eliza
beth Berrett
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
List Of Delegates to state aud Count,
Conventions.

Special Correspondence,
Provo, Sept. 26.--Thc following dele
gates to the Democratic state couven-
ton, TO be held in Salt Lake oct. 4, and
the county convcation In Pleasant
Grove. Oct I. were elected az the pri-
marlCs held here last evening:
First Ward--Delcgaies state conven.
ton, John y. Miner W. r. Giles. r.
A. Barney, n. +. Thomas. Mrs. d. r.
Boebe.
County Convention w. X. Henry,
Roy Elliott. y. w Tiffany. T. L. Thur
man. u. T. Giles. j. r. Miner Henry
Nunnery r. b. Thurman. Robert
Moore, o. n. Berg William n. Me
Coard, MIS-. r, a. Barney ). r.. McFad-
den, Mrs NJ, L. Pratt d, OpenshaW,
George Ball n. +. Thomas,
Members county committee. w. L.
Giles, K. 4. Barney H. r Thomas.
Second Ward Delegates State Con-
yCntion--GcorGc W. Craig. Joseph W.
Loyeless, James Gray.
County Conyentiop-R. q. Kirk
wood. Nels Markham. :. ". sharp,
Joseph Martin, ;. $. Barley Mrs
James FarreE Mrs William. Gibby,
William + Olson, II. j. W. Goddard,
James Holmes. william j Harris.
Members County Committee--Jos.
w. Loveess. Alva Nelson.
Third Ward Delegates State Con-
vcntion--M. NJ. Kellogg. Walter Scott,
j. W. Dangerfeld, John Z Bot
County Ccnyentlon-A. Q. Johnson,
Wren wilkins Evan Wridc. Ashted
Taylor, George b. Play. Dominicus
Snow, David Loyeless. Thomas W.
Allen, William Jones. Charles Cook
Candy scott. Mrs Lille Holloway,
Mrs. Amanda Pierpont MIS-. Eliza
Scott. Mrs. Polly Vincent.
Members County Committee. ].
Peters and j W. Dangerdeld
Fourth Ward-Delogates state con-
vention-T. y. Taylor. Jorgen Hansen,
j. l.. Brown Delegates county conven-
TONI A. McGraw. Jorgen Hansen, j.
l.. Brown, T. y. Taylor, Fred RaIle.
w. h. Mcbride Mrs. o. 3. Young, Mrs.
Cornelia II, clayton. Mrs. Bell Nelson
Members county commlttee-W. II. Me
Bride. ID. l.. Van Wagenen.
Fifth Ward-Deegates To state COM
vention-J. w n. Whitecotton. William
NJ. Roylance, Jesse knight. Henry Cluh
+. +. COriman. Alma Van Wagenen.
Delegates 10 county couventiOn--Albert
ManWaring A. V. Robson. John II.
Allen. McNewell, Mrs, Amanda NJ
Knight John X. TWelyes. y. T. VIII
son. Jerry Cluff. j. G.. Swenson. Jesse
knight Mrs j. r. Twelyes +. r. Corf-
man, George Medium, Jr.. Lizzie Gil
lisp, Henry Cluff Mrs. Henry Cuff
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BOUNTIFUL.
DEATH OF EARL WILEY.
Mrs. Jens Nelson lnjurcd-rirst Year
OF High school Introduced.

Special Correspondence.
BQuntlful Davis. Co. Sept G-E4rl
Wiley. son OF D. o Wiley. Sr. ana hi.
wife. Mary Barlow Wiley. Is dead a.
result u lung trouble. passing away last
evening The deceased was born I'M ROM
utul about - years age. and has lived
nv. ali ms IRE, except a short visit last
winter In Arizona and California. made io
iecuperatc his health. lie leaves a U,ife
who before her marriage MAS Nettie M
son. but no children Foe two wears ntst
Mr. Wiley was agent Of a., Salt Lake a
ogden Railway company. at this ulgr.
The funeral will be hcid Thursday at 2
y M from the Tabernacle The deceased
was brother Of u. %. and / h WILEY
attorneys of salt Lake lie left many rel.
auNes ana friends TO mourn his uutlmelv
death. '
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT
TO-DAY Mls. Jsus Nelson % South Boun.
ufui was driving across the street near
the Davis county clipper office. and was
run into by a party who was driving "a
hay rack Mrs Nelson's buggy was br6k.
on ana she was thrown violently % tho
ground. breaking her arm severely and
otherwise hruising her body. she was
taken into the residence az John Stable
and Dr. Van Colt was summoned ana
rendered the necessary aid
FIRST YEAR HIGH SCHOOL.
The district schools are an In running
order with a fairly good attendance Ion
the beginning A ninth grade shc0ol has
been established IN the new school build.
ms under the direction ~ l.. J. Muir Pm.
pills ron other school districts have tax.
On advantage OF this opportunity and ar
taking ninth grade Studies In ulaca ol
going TO salt Lake schools Tor thar nur.
pose.
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SHOCKING DEATH ON RAIL
Frank Hunt Run Over by Freight
Train nj Montelo. Nevada,

ogden. Sept 26-Frank Hunt. IS
years OF age. died at the Ogden general
hospital this morning as a result Of In
jurIes received about I o'clock this
morning al Montelo. New Hunt was
employed as car inspector at that poiat
and was boarding a caboOsc attaches
10 moving freight train 20 test the
air brakes In some way he lost his
footing and fell beneath the wheels
Both OF his arms were severed.
A special train was Immediately sent
TO ogden. conveying the injured youth
and upon arrival here he was taken TO
the hospital but died short time AZ
ter.
The young man was the son Of ]. w.
Hunt who resides az Montelo but Who
was here IN ogden when the terrible
accident occurred. Arrangements for
the funeral will not be completed until
the arrival OF Mrs Hunt this after
noon
Word was received here this morn
Ing that Frank Coarsey, a Rio Grande
brakeman. running out OF this city TO
Grand Junction. Colo. had been sho;
and probably fatally wounded al tina.
place last night No details Of the ar
fair have been received. Mrs COarsey
left on this mornings train TO go 10
her husbands bedside.
IAcence Collector George Wardlaw
sWore TO complaints this morning
against 10 buichTs Of this city, charg-
ing them with doing business without
a license. Hearing Of the cases wiu BE-
set later.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Dr C. A. Dickson left Tor New York
this morning where he goes 10 spend
month doing post graduate work.
Mics Evelyn Henderson, who has been
one q the most popular deputies IN the
Office a County Clerk DAVID Matiscn,
completed her work last evening and vii
leave Ogden the early pert q October %
continue her studies ~ art work.
Born-To the wife Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pred
Cross. a hne baby siri last evenire.
Prank Snyder has Gone 20 Chicago o.
continue his studies IN pharmaey.
Archie Chambers the S-yesr-cld son 81
= w. Chsmbers. Was struck IN the eye
with 4 pieft - wire While siidinE down
pole and n IL feared the injury MAY
cosi The boz N, sight u his eye.
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fNJBL|C lAI!!j,,,,,,
HOLD PRIMARIES
:, ,,I,,t Delegates for Weber
40 County s''r Convention ar. Held
Saturday Next
,,,. BRIGHAM ROBINSON DEAD
, Moment, warning Falls
', S,','n d Heart r''l lure.
'''' don CITY News Notes

cEi'a, s,P ,,.t evening for the , ssieel,
r'r'' s s.a. AZ, 10 attend the W so,
bs Of o'l, r.o,lon to be held next s az
''anly comm. Son,l at ii o'clock a, .S'
uday H'0'. .'sou.e. we're well attend
oariy . COW J, he districts. and cons aSo
Cd IN mos !, va, manifested IN me
cs0osns a., =, o. the convention draws
y be S or,5 Of aspiring candidates
~ TIC !, the Offices increases increases.
iS 'SsTs are that The ,, oohHsH' sy.
lni'suou,ss FIN b. one Of the iiVelies' w
e. bed n - delegates TO the eon owen.
J, -, ,,s ,e last evening is e ~ Jan.
liea , IBIS District i-May l., S.,pP'
osatp1, ,SSam. Charles WOOD Harris
r,lis hhte lam Austin, J. D. HARM"
spnSVeill. Charles Rapp, u WI.
h-,-s.sf e-k. T. NAtN notIipe
Ds; ;,..l,,,n Plngree, Alice eoili la's
q q. T Warner Sarah Ra"son' '''''''
FGdy. -, Rrowflng. Amos Sc
Msu Io.eph Paine, Hattie Angel p Bel
~ C,itchlow, &. W. Nl'So'''
,,r Nettie Blake. 81 Naisblt,
nsiiie' - + Y. Nelson, Charles
y, George Moves car A, =, w
49, ~ stanford, il. J. sny tI n -, m'
r r..su n B. Forbes, a. II, down" yN
hess ylss, n, W. D. Blosser, r. W.
,...sv r. NJ. Whipple' - c,shor,
800 IN. J. Cleary, J'C, 1 = Te,t'
So nl j. W. Wilcox. G. g NOW
49,. Russell. II. J. Powers ~
~ s-J b. Wallace, A. H.
NaI' ~ Farnsworth, W. d. Nan-
y. IT,. = s-Iames Wadman, Iholhas
~, Mr.. Dele Poole T.
-. 49,. ~ ,o-,Joseph b. Dana. J. r.
Hlr' lanes Drysdale, George 3
htg .A.. 1oimer q. b..
-. r"u G peterson, Alice NJ Dean
~ psSsy J. II. Meyers, Lars T.
r.a John ]. Barker. 81.
S..rc, IA II. Thomas. Neils an An,
- Ma ]. Wheeler, Mrs Evelyn
-, r A. Radnesson, Moroni ston''
p.,5su David Jensen.
,,,,~ l,-R. r. Shaw, William
m John FAIR, Andrew WILSON,
Tvs Bgrt, Albert Powers.
;S..rt Ne. W. Wade, 5. G. Dye.
s,Tar W. y. Peterson, Lewis
c,rr G. A. sebring. ,v
! rraH ~. V. Bluth. X, huehier'
kiysr 7. B. Farr, p. Wardleigh,
~, Twin Williams.
prasyt-I 5. Gordon. Reese How
Al Yry West. @. ID. Folkman'
Corr watts Z. II. orth.
YDlrna l;-sam Kline, !. L. Clark, w.
Y Worries MIS-. II. NJ. Garfield, Mrs.
vivian cssnann. l.. NJ. Mead.
prtr IF. NJ. briggs. T. J. Hem
5,yAg v B. Webell. David Mattson,
Ap Chambers, John shurtlih, F. w.
nAnbTS
DEfa Y-N. ]. Harris. +. NJ. Alli-
~ lonm Reed. John lnglebretsen,
TH Wsaman.
lGsrid AN p Mcdonald.
Drfii tic NJ. Hanson, c. ID. Ives,
lrnis Brown y. II Ives. T. II. Davis
Ds.ri,i IA. r. Harwood. r. l..
isrs Z G Gilbert, F. y. Hess, Dan
Pssk Z c Davenport
Dlsrici TIC. Jacobs. Wallace Foul
" lostrh Carlson. F. ]. Stevens, NJ.
IAonas. ! Beitman.
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SHE FOUND RELIEF.

II you are troubled with liver com.
plant and have not received help
read this. Mrs Mary p. Hammond
Moody, Texas Il was IN poor health
with liver trouble-for over a wear.
Doctors did me no good and | tried
Herbine. and three bottles cured me.
! can't say too much for Herbine. as
II Is a wonderful liver medicine. | al
ways have u In the house. Publish
where you wish, Sold BY z. c. NJ. l.
Drug Dept, 1i2-li4 Main st b
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LEHI.
NEW BANK FOR LEHI
American Fork Banker Talk Of In-
vading Lchi Financial Field.

Special Correspondence,
Lehi. Utah Co. sept 2j.-Lehi Is TO
have a new bank in the near future
The proposition is being worked up by
the Bank Of American Fork. which Is
controlled by The Chipmans Whether
II win be a branch OF the Bank Of
American Fork or q separate bank un-
der q different name has not been def
nitely settled but those details VIII be
worked out Boz the near future. Cashier
". $ Chapman 81 the Bank Of Ameii-
can Fork was in Lehi today taking
over the establishment Of q new bank
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county closed last evening after nom
mating the following ticket:
Representative 10 Legislature-Jchn
T. Austin; county commissioner. four
years term f. J. Cummings; county
commissioner. two years term, Jos. W.
Musser. clerk and recorder. Chas J.
Wahquist; assessor. =. II McGiun:
attorney Chase Hatch, treasurer Mrs,
Loyina Murdoch. surveyor $ r. Kerr
shaw: superintendent Of schools. Orsou
Ryan; sheriff. VIM j. Bonner
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AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION

Is worth a pound Of cure. There are
many poor sufferers ConsumpuVes, who
are hopeless Of getting well-who n they
had taken care ~ themselves would now
be well A cough Is the foundation Of
CONSUMPTION Ballard's Horehound Syrup
will euro that cough. Mrs. s, Great
Falls. Montana. writes: 81 have used Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup IN my family for
years-my children never suffer with
coughs. Sold by y. G.. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
ilg and lll South Main Street b
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4, 49, reduce excess IA, and ,.,,s -,
eia ,..', va and health q anyone who
WA, !, ' aa,y tor q short tim. !, L.
AZ a., NATURE. delicious 10 ths ts -
~ h -, a1a h'rmiess IN an II, pren.r.
na !, wi ho' ir.urs the sls ~ s,sp e',
h,n. IN. many drugs and medicine, ao
- "a, 49,, - 'ili positively reduce sur.
" ,ssese,ly .na % % withou, Asrr
,sIy n q iorm ana 4 go Cum, 10 : hiehly
krss1 ~ = a tines ono can have ~
~ a, - ~ =, scaled y ~, a,lp !. cut
sris,,S.i ally taiies. Il e e,q attend ,, 70
- az ssss,l,Iianeui into r.. ana .,,. send'
va 4 pils,,' s' ard builds w ,t., muscles
u Up IN ne form men =, s ~ N.
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adds greatly to the output Of the fac
tory.
Elias $. Kimbal has located his fam
ny in the Fje,dsted residence In the
seventh ward.
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NJ. /. A. CONVENTION.
New stake Officers Chosen for Young
Mems Association,
snnninl cnrresnnndence

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co, Sept 25.-The an
nual convention Of the Mutual improve
ment associations OF the Cache stake
were held in this city Sunday. The
young men held their meetings at the
Brigham Young college and the Young
Ladies met at the tabernacle, and both
met IN conjoint session at the taber-
nacle in the evening. All Of the meet
ings we're very interesting and most Of
the papers presented were OF especial
interest to Mutual workers. Herschel
Bullen Jr.. presided over the Young
Men and Mrs. NJ. A. Hendricksen over
the Young Ladies. b. +. Grant AMI
Miss Aggie Campbell Of the general
board were present
Al the close OF the session the old
superintendency consisting Of II. Bull
len. Jr. J. a. Hendricksen and J. w.
Crawford. and their aids were released,
and a new set OF officers were sustained
at the evening meeting.
At the evening session the following
were sustained as officers Of the Young
Mems associations OF the stake;
SUPERINTENDENT 4. +. Cranney; first
assistant. II. B. Campbell OF Provi-
dence. second assistant Frederic
Sholes. aids, W VI. Howell y. a. Lar
sen. L. G. FAR, Jr, - V. Hansen, W..
NJ. Everton and Charles McNiel. Re
marks were made by Aggle Campbell
and V. r. Grant At this session Mrs.
Nettie Sloan sang one OF her sweetest
solos
JURORS FOR OCTOBER
The following jurors for the October
term OF the district court were drawn
yesterday
Logan-H. D. Davidson. Frank
Baugh. H. H. Hawkes.. otto Lundberg,
NJ. n. Farnes and r. T. Lloyd
Welsville--D. 4. Kerr James Leath-
am. Michael Hendry.
Smithheld-S J. Thornley,. y. W, Mer-
rim and J II. Corbett
Paradise-Thomas Pearce Jr
Mendon William George.
BensOn-Peter Frost
Lewiston-l II Lewis.
Rlchmond-J r. Builen.
HYDE Park-Frank Folle:t
Hyrum-David 4. Jensen.
ovidence-Charles e. Clawson.
The priesthood meeting Of the Cache
stake viii be held Saturday. the 29th.
The Union Knitting mills has just IN
stalled a circular machine FOR making
web for underwear. The new machine
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Itching piles provoke profanity. out
profanity won't cure them. Doans ONT
ment cures itching. bleeding or protud-
ing piles after years OF suffering AZ
any drug store.
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fsi. Il e a MID. pleasant. harmless fuli
preparation put up In concentrated form
IN small packages for convenience.
itSou suffer from excess fat send your
name ana address today for a trial pack
age Of Rengo Fruit. mailed fire. IN pisin
wrapper FIJI out free coupon below
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News is delivered by every Sunday excepted
per month All and Dug
church Works Residence so Fourth North ST. Phone Ind. NJ
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MI A. CONVENTION.

Tho Mutual Improvement associations
offhe south Saupcie stake held their con-
yention here last sunday. There was quite
= large attendance 20 al the meetings.
FlJsr F. y. Taylor aud Mrs. Eardley
Of the general board we're present A
bsuouet was held ir the academy build
irr fnr I'D ihe 0ffcers.
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT

T New, Delivered BY Carrie. LOGAN Every Nt Sunday excepted IS
Cen. Per Month All and rssrdns delivery should be
m.d to Mitchell Assn. for Daily Saturday and SemWssfy N~r
4O5 Z. Center Street Phone SID Independent
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GARDEN CITY NOTES

The Utah County Fruit and Produce
company has had returns from ear
of peaches shipped 90 Minneapolis,
which Melted the growers so cents a
case
At a meeting OF the board Of educa-
ton held last evening. a number Of APP
plications Tor excuses for pupils 10
remain out Of school were presented
but not granted. Arrangements were
made with the Lincoln district trustees
for pupils living west OF Provo TO at
tend the Provo schools for a consid-
Grafton OF sos. the amount Of the state
and county school appropriation for
the pupils in the district affected.
A son has been born 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace T. Beebei all well.
II. :. Pyne LEFT yesterday for Wash
ington. u. G.. TO continue his studies I'm
the George Washington university,
where he is successful student Of
medicine.
County Supt. Of Schools L. f. Egg
gertsen states that he Is in need OF
two teachers for mixed schools.
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

,.o nil, 2 Dotile or common glass With
our water ana let II stand twenty-four
houis a sediment or settling Indicates
IN unhealthy condition Of the Kidneys:
Vt 81 stains The linen It Is evidence OF
kinney trouble; too frequent desire 10
pass IT, or pain in the back Is also con-
llnclns proof that the kidneys and
bladder aFf out of order
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WHAT TO DO.

There is comfort IN the knowledge ~
often expressed that Or. Kilmer'F
SWamp-R0ut the great kidney remedy,
tulhlls every wish i'm curing rheuma.
tism. pain ln the back kidneys. liver,
bladder and every part OF the urinary
passage IL corrects inability 10 hold
water and scaldlng pain in passing II,
or bad effects following use Of liquor.
Wine or beer ana oyercomes that un-
pleasant necessity Of being compelled
10 go often during the day. and 10 get
up many times during the night The
mild and the extraordinary effect ~
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. u stands
the highest for It's wonderful cures ~
tho most distressing cases. II YOU need
medicine you should have the best.
Sold by druggists in ffty-cent and one
dollar sizes.
You may have q sample bottle ~
Sw0mp-Root the great kidney remedy.
ana q book that tells an about "a both
sent absolutely free by mail Address,
T.. kilmer q Co.. Bingnamtou. y. =.
when writing be sure 70 mention thet
Won read this generous OFFER IN The
salt Lake City Daily Deseret Nerve,
Don't make any mistake but remember
the name. SWamp-Root Dr. Kilmer's
swamp Root and the address, Bing-
hNnton. y Y. on every bottle.
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EPHRAIM.
M. I. A. CONVENTION
For south Sanpcte stake--Dcmccratic
Primary.

Special Correspondence.
Ephraim. sanpetc Co, Sept. The
Democrat. held their primary last night
and appointed delegates for the county
convention. and a precinct committee was
rna.lLnI-
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Today $ Ogden News
STILL AFTER THE BARRIERS.

eral viii not be made until they ar
rive
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y. L. Nelson. James r, Snow. Members
county central coinmitee-Henry Clut
y. +, Wilson.
THE WEDDING DAYS SUCCESS,
4 jammed house in every part With
front gallery seats selling az one dollar
and with many people unable 10 obtain
admission, Is the record made by the
salt Lake Opera company last cNen-
ing The company. with an excursion
party. arrived over the salt Lake Route
and numbered about 700 IN al. Prof,
Mcclellan states that the reception ac-
corded The Wedding Day was more
enthusiastic even than that In salt
Lake or ogden. and the company Is
naturally much gratihed al the fact
Miss Gates. Provo being her old nome
city. had q very enthusiastic welcome.
The company returned To salt Lake on
their special train at midnight
MRS KNIGHTS FUNERAL.
There was a large attendance nj the
funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Isabelle knight held yesterday IN
the Fifth ward Westinghouse. The
speakers were Apostle George y
Smith. Elder George ". Bumhal- Pres
ident David John and Bishop ManWar-
ing. who each spoke words OF consola-
ton to the bereayed relatives and IN
praise Of the departed.
Beautiful vocal selections were rem
dered bv the Garden city quartet Miss
Florence Jepperson and the Fifth ward
choir
pENROD-OLSEN WEDDING
4 marriage license has been issued
to j. T.. Olsen OF Salem, ana Pearl
n .
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HEBER.
wAsATcH COUNTY TICKET.
Named by Republicans in Their Con.
Ncntlon Monday.

Special Correspondence.
Heber. Wasatoh Co. sept 25.-The
Republican convention OF Wasatch
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4 marriage license has been issued
to j. T.. Olsen Of Salem, and Pearl
penrod OF Provo.