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WEDDING BELLS.
Elders Conference In Provo Neat sum
day--Tw0 Deaths.

Special Correspondence
Provo, Utah Co., Nov. ga splendid
program has been arranged for the
elders conference Of the Utah stake,
to be held IN the Tabernacle next sun
day.
MAESER DAY,
The Macser school will celebrate
Maeser day, Friday, Nov. .. All who
take part in the program VIII be either
students or immediate associates OF Dr.
Karl q. Maeser. President George X.
Brmhall will be the principal speaker.
and Professors A. g, Lund and j. X.
Boshard will furnish musical numbers.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples:
q. z. Maycock and Lena Conde, both
OF Sprlngvlle.
Roy $. Chapman. of American Fork,
and Effic Harvey of Pleasant Grove.
TWO DEATHS.
John Molen. who was sent 10 the
county lnfirmaE from Heher city.
about three months ago, died Saturday
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HEBER.
BANK CHANGES PRESIDENT.
Sending I'm supplies To Reservation
Royal Quartet In Ileber.

Special Correspondence
Heber. Wasatch Co.. Nov. IA special
meeting Of the directors OF the Bank OF
Heber City was held today IN which VIM.
H. Smnrts resignation as president and
director ~ the bank. was accepted. Jn-
seph r. Murdook VAS immediately elect
ed, and has filed his oath NJ office, as
president NJ the bank
The reservation peuple have taken the
pIecaution to freight provisions and store
supplies from Heber o. their claims on the
reservation during the good weather, Last
year IL was difficult ln get men and teams
TO face the bliszlrds encountered IN the
strawberry valley
\, Nj Murdoch has Just sent out the
last loads Of store supplies for his store
at Theodore. lie and some Of his family
expect IN leave for Theodore az soon as
the weather will permit and spend tbs
winter there.
The Heber amusement board has ar
ranged for the Royal Male ard from
bone quartet ~ Des Moines, Ia. 10 appear
In Heber on Nov 2.
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NEW BANK OPENS.

The new bank OF Lehi commenced
business today. Their room IN the Ross
building has been fixed up In elegant
style, with the best OF new furnishings
throughout. The bank will no doubt do
a good business here and will be OF
great convenience to the downtown
public
The Main street sidewalk from the
postofiice TO the Merrhew drug store
mas been paved, which Is q much need
ed Improvement there.
Reuben Green. son OF Mrs. Jane Holds
worth Green, who died in Salt Lake
City Saturday, aged Is. was brought
here for burial. Funeral services were
held from the home OF Joseph f. Dor
ton Monday, the speakers being Bishop
Andrew Field. James Alfred, A. A.
Peterson and Edward Southwick.
The pipe line up American Fork can.
yon for the new power plant has been
finished and work VIII commence at
once on the erection OF power building
ih9>e and the putting In OF machinery
watch win generate ,iO0-horsepower TO
be used in this and Salt Lake counties
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Monday Mrs. William L. Hutchinss
and small daughter, and Mrs Walter
Higgs, while going to the factory. had
their horse run away on account OF
getting frightened at a COW which was
caught ~ a wire fence. The buggy was
overturned and Mrs. Hutchiigs had her
collar bone broken and was hurt quite
badly The little girl was badly bruised.
as also was Mrs, Hlggs. However, they
are all doing quite nicely now.
The Pacific Express company mas m
stituted free delivery OF all express
matter, IN the city limits.
4 grand Republican rally Will be held
Monday IN the opera house. Spea kers--
from Salt Lake City viii be present.
Monday. son was born TO Mrs. Jo-
semi Il. Smith. son TO Mrs John =.
willis, and son to Airs, John :. Broad.
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bent; and daughter to Mrs, Charles ST.
Joer,
Francis Child has sold his home here
to Mr.. Hyrum O. Smith. and he and
wife VIII leave soon for mission TO
Illinois.
sunday evening a concert will be Civ
en- in honor of Max Rothe. who leaves
on the 9TH for the Denmark mission
field,
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NEPHI.
PIONEER LAID TO REST.
Mrs. Margaret Grace jenkins Closes
Honorcd Career.

Special Correspondence.
Nephi. Nov. 2-Very impressive fu-
neral services were held In the Nephi
tabernacle this afternoon over the
mortal remains OF Margaret Grace Jen-
kins, Bishop Pettegrew conducting the
services. Singing and snusic was fur
nlshed by the Relief society choir. APP
propriate remarks were made by Elder
Chas Sperry. Bishop Parkes and Presi-
dent Paxman. All spoke words OF
praise of her life and character. She
was q members of the old folks conf
mittee, and a faithful worker In the
Relief society Deceased was born
March II, lsi1. at Liverpool, England,
and with her parents, Isaac and Eliz-
abeth Grace. came TO Utah In 1851,
coming to reside In Nephl She was
one OF the first two white children liv-
ing here. She was a good mother and
faithful IMtter-day Saints. Her hus-
banl died two years ago. Mrs. Jenkins
leaves three sons. VIM. NJ. Charles X.
and Heber jenkins. and three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Elizabeth Linton, Margaret
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HELD FOR BURGLARY.
Vim. Wilson and Geo. Peterson Looted
Hercules Power Plant
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., Nov. i--Wiiliam
Wilson and George Peterson. two
young fellows Of the Fifth ward. are
in the county Jail awaiting trial IN Tho
district court on charge Of burg
larry. The young fellows have taken
several hundred pounds Of brass aud
copper from the old Hercules power
plant IN Logan canyon. The damage
done is estimated from $500 to $1,000.
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who died Friday. was laid peacefully
to rest In the Ogden City cemetery
yesterday afternoon. Impressive flu
neral services were held at the Sec.
ond ward Westinghouse at O'Clock.
Bishop Robert McQuarrie presiding,
Appropriate music was furnished BY
the ward choir. The speakers wete
Patriarch David Mckay President c.
f. Middleton. Elders John Wilson, Jo-
seph Parry, James NJ Brown and
Bishop McQuarrie, who had been life
long acquaintance OF the deceased
They testified to her true devotion to
the Latter-day Saint faith throughout
her life, being a woman who loved to
do right and assist others. The at :
tendance AT the servives was large,
and the casket was covered with a
wealth Of beautiful flowers
HELD FOR THEFT.
Horace Sholl, the young man charged
with embeszlement of about $500 worth
of goods from the II. l.. Griffin COM
pany. will have TO answer to the charge
10 the district court, Judge Murphy,
before whom the preliminary hearing
was held. having decided from the
testimony introduced that there was
sufficient cause To believe the defend
ant guilty as charged. and ordered
him held TO the higher court under
$3.50 bail, In default Of which he was
turned over to the custody Of Sheriff
Sebring, and now occupies Il cell In the
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ST. GEORGE.
SOAKING RAIN IN DIXIE.
James IT. Cragun Iniurcd.--Litfle Do
ing in Politics.

Special Correspondence,
st. George, Washington CO., Nov. p.
81. George aud the surrounding country
has had a good steady rain which started
last Wednesday night and continued sew
eral days. The ground is well soaked
and as a result the fall work on the
farms was temporarily stopped The
weather Is now clear. again,
On the night of Oct 20 cold wave
swept over Dixie killing all the tender
vegetation.
INJURED BY AFALL
Last Sunday morning James III. Cra-
gun, a resident OF ST. GEORGE. was found
lying unconscious In great pool OF
blood In his door yard He ~ about 6J
years Of age, and lives alone. At first twas
thought he had been robbed and left for
dead, but when he regained consciousness
several hours later, 1t was learned that
he had fallen IN a fainting spell, from
his door. and was badly cut and bruised
about the head. by striking on the stone
step.
The political pot IL hardly simmerng IN
81 George, all Is so quite. There has nor
been single big rally up TO this writing
The Republicans will give a free dance
tonight, however, and the Democrats will
hold a rally ON Monday night
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II Today 5 Ogden News

county Jail. The testimony Of the
employees OF the wholesale house and
officers clearly showed that young
Sholl has been stealing from the cont
pany for a long time past, and when
arrested he made full confession to
Chief OF Police Browning.
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BASIN CITY. WYO.
BONDS FOR COURT HOUSE.
Big Horn County People. VIII Vote on
$4,000 Proposition.

Special Correspondence.
Basin. Wyo., Nov. i.---Big Horn coun-
" is TO have handsome new county
court house ard, jail. At the coming
election residents OF the county will vote
to bond In the sum of $4,000 to pay for
the new buildings.
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KINGSTON.
DIR. ]. S, WING DEAD.
Respected Citizen and Friend of the
Poor Called at Sc.

Poor Called AT sc.
Junction, Pluto Co. Nov l-,Dr j. s
Wing died yesterday at Kingston at the
age Of s6 years. He left will which
WAS probated yesterday his heirs being
- children r, A. Allen Is named as the
executor OF the Will, His property IL
valued at from $3.50 90 $3.50 Dr. Wing
was highly respected citizen of Pluto
county. and q great friend TO the po)r.
lie had lived IN Kingston about eight
years. He was a public spirited man,
always leading oIt and assisting In pub
lie matters. Funeral services will be held
today under the auspices Of the Kings.
ton bishopric.
COURT BUSINESS.
The jury In the case of the State of
Utah VS. Robert Lay. after being out q
hours, returned n verdict OF simple as
saut The offense charged was assault
with deadly weapon, with intent to kill.
The defendant was sentenced to pay a
fine OF 500,
In the case against Jack Ryan, charg-
ed with taking SIS from John koski, A
Finlandcr the jury was unable To agree
Tho bond was fixed al $500. The offeuse
Is alleged TO have been committed Oct.
Y, 1906. az a saloon in Upper Kimberly.
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The Kidneys

When they are weak, tor.
pid, or stagnant, the whole
system suffers. Don't neg
lect them at this time. but
heed the warning Of the
aching back, the bloated
face. the sallow complexion,
the urinary disorder, and
begin treatment at once with
Hoods Sarsaparilla
which contains the best and
safest curative substances.
For testimonials Of remarkable eurss
esnd Tor Book on Kidneys, No. o.
c. ! Hood Co.. Lowell, Maoa
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FOR SALE CHEAP

"A Oak Casks. capacity about 1900
gallons each.
a. FISHER BREWING Co,
Salt Lake city, Utah.
Both phones No 265.
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Southern People
Hear Once More

Although many remarkable
achievements OF l.. r, Cooper and
his medicines have been printed
from time to time, none are more
startlingly wonderful than his cures
Of deafness. His phenomenal sue
cess seems to have taken New Or
leans by storm. Every newspaper
IN the city Is devotIng columns to
the reports Of his work. From the
Small boy TO the bewhiskered grand
20 and from millionaire TO pauper.
everyone has some extraordinary
story to relate that Is more remark
able than the rest. His headquar-
tiers AT the American Drug Store IN
beseigcd with callers and dozen
clerks are busy all day long selling
the medicines.
one can spend an interesting hour
watching the crowds come and go,
and listening to the story Of his pa
tients. One man. MI. r.. Garcia
by name, who gave MS address as
liiS y Robertson ST.. New Orleans,
telling his experience was overheard
TO say. that for six years he was
unable to hear without the aid OF an
ear trumpet, aud yet he was appar-
entity having no difficulty in under
! standing every word spoken 10 him
in an ordinary conversational tone.
When asked about the result of the
treatment In his case, he said: "My
hearing had become 30 poor that
/. had to give up my position. For the
past six years ! have not been abb,
: to hear without the aid Of trumpet
!. and 81 late even then only wher
I. spoken TO In a very loud voice. al
!. so suffered from Rheumatism, whlcl
Z had partially crippled me, began us
Z Ing Coopers New Discovery and al
! 80 his Quick Relief medicine abou
: 10 days ago and noticed a slight i'm
: proyement after the first few days
: The rheumatic pains gradually lef
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .s.sas.scscso.csas.s.
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DUNLAP HATS,

The standard for correct headwear
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF Co,
166 Main ST.
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HUNTSVILLE.
SOLD LIQUOR ILLEGALLY.
sigmond Coon Arrested on Second
Chargc--Casc OF Smallpox.

Special C0Trespondence,
Huntsville. Weber Co.. Nov. g-The
Halloween party Last Wednesday, even
ing. held under the auspices OF the
Young Ladies Mutual was a grand sue
cess.
4 successful farewell party was given
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HELD FOR THEFT.
PROVO DEPARTMENT

Sunday excepted a.
andse for
Fourth Phone IS NJ.
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT

Tbs New Delivered BY Might Sunday ptsd
Cents Per Month All complaints rstns delivery should be
F. A. Mitchell
@05 E. Center Street. Phone ST-d ndepndsnG
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LEHI.
BUSINESS CHANGE.
New Bank Of Lehi Opens for Business
-Runaway Accident

Special Correspondence.
Lehi. Utah Co., Nov. 2.-One OF the
biggest deals that have occurred IN Lehi
for many years took place today when
Hammer brothers sold their real estate
on Main street-on which IL situated
their livery barns, home, and lodging
buildings and their livery business, 20
Charles Herrin. wealthy sheep and
mining man. There is every probability
addition 10 running the livery business.
viii build large hotel on that corner,
which viii mean a great deal TO Lehi.
as that is the one thing most needed
here
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me and inside of a week was able
10 walk almost as we'll as ever. MY
hearing has been entirely restored
now and all trace OF rheumatism
has entirely disappeared. | have
accepted my old position again and
am now working every day. | con-
slider my ease remarkable, as have
tried many remedies without any
relief and could hardly believe that
any medicine could effect such re-
suits In so short time II had not
been through II myself"
Miss D. Barkenger, 1926 Magazine
ST.. another caller. related a peculi-
ar experience which, though not as
remarkable as that of Mr.. Garcia, is
worthy Of note. She said Il have
been tIbubled with head noises.
buzzing In the ears for some time
and have been unable to find any
thing that would help me. ! was
hard Of hearing which was a source
OF much annoyance and embarrass-
ment. Mr.. Cooper's New Discovery
and Quick Relief medicines have
wrought a wonderful change In my
condition In one week. The huzzing,
roaring noises In my head have EN-
tirely ceased, and | can hear every
thing distinctly. I am more than
grateful for my cure. and am only
sorry that I did not know OF thes.
wonderful medicines long ago"
l.. Il. Cooper. IL the man who Gre
ated n sensation IN the East with
his medicines and who, IN ST. Louis
a short time ago, after effecting IA
number OF startling cures. made Il
personal tour Of the slums seeking
the worthy poor among whom he
| distributed a small fortune In money
and several carloads OF eatables
His preparations. Cooper's New
Discovery and Cooper's Quick Re-
lief, as they are called, have had a
phenomenal sale IN Salt Lake city
since their introduction here. and al
the r. j. Hill Drug Co.'S store IL Is
said that the preparations are PROV
Ing remarkably successful.
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Manager, II. A. Larkin.
t6s 24th St Telephone l23.k.

Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the Salt Lake Office.
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Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News should be
40 In salt Lake.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-13

tet Statsmuno at ienoe til ports4
mouth / Spioien for De rusliItc
5reoSforban0lere. ut ban ogiaa
gortsmoutb bar Stiaineens 6erre.
|fet oeo al @eroen. Sapanerne gjor.
De Oeres Sager goOt paa &rigsitue=
plaoien; men / qortsmoutb bGg
Def Rusierne, iom 9jorOe oereS
Sing 9oot!
Goa 6leb @itte Statsminifter.
gu Itaar ban meo ct af G3aren I'M.
oeritreoet r5ribeosbrepg / 6aans
zen % bar en- bel Del goOt at bpoe
line 2anosmGno. Wlen 63orens Sri.
heosbreb tom for tent - tanite alt.
for tent pgIdal Oct er Dog life
QBittes Sfblo. t6on maa MI meo
DC Mioler, ban bar, forigge at fdo
0r0en / 3inoene i9en, o9 Del ct al
baabe, at @itte o9iod oenne Sang
mdqter at leie i'm Opgabe.
Grep @itte er gift meo en- Ssoz
inoe, og oct bar ogiua 9iort fit til at
qere BAN upopulGr blan0t 4riitos
fraterne. 6apoe oct life b9ret for
bans opermaaoe OpgtigbeO, biIOe
Ian lite / Oisie for Ruslono Iad
bdnTteli9e Sioer p9ret 93orens
5griteminiiter. 8itte er 6riiinoeta
|Salsmono / 3uslano. 0erneo er
oet iIet lite iagt, at ban er en- oirz
telig friiioet Statsmano. Oct tor
qoot bGnoe, at oct 5ribeOsbreo, ban
bar fact G3dren til at un0erItripc,
lober mer, emo Ditte UNDER minote
paniteliqe 6orbol0e bil6e babe b9ret
meo pad at gipe oct rusiiite Soft
este om. glddr ban nu er meo pdd
Al tilbp6e oct r%u5IiItc soft faa me-
gen 6ribeo % idd mango betpos
ningsfuloe 8eformer paa cen Sang.
ida er BET pisielig, Foroi ban life
tor boabe, at Oct fan gao meO min
Ore. VT inofsre 8olteitpre / ct 9anO,
bpor Den fore Masie at gefoltnin-
cen life engona Far lart at laic,
er iunoetig lite iuu let giort iom
ioqt. 6iitorien be6 life ON mango
Mano, fom 6aObe en- Dunfteligerc
0pqabe at Isie emo Sen. @reb Ser
gus Nuliepit9 Bitte / oisTe 9o9e
orbejOer me6. Magter ban at Isfe
fin Opqabe, bill ban oermeo tiens
fla en- rrefuI6 gIaos / 6iitorien.
.5oltebIaoet."
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Sulesrsnt.

vSulegrpnt" be6Oer ct life 9ef!e
meo fire SmaufortGninaer, idmIeoe
at PaItor s. M. Sanien. Chicago.
Oct er ct prGgtiqt lille Sefte, fom
ri bar p9ret meget GLADE neo ber=
neoe, og fom ieg oerfor bill onbefaI.
paa oct beofe.
Snoboloet er: Suletraet, Sub
meooilen, @ertruos @eronium og
en- SrgItens Ssn.
goaoe @otsne % 9srn bill fau
Oleoe at at lefe oenne file Bog;
ben er paa % Sioer. / nbbeligt
Omno9 og fofter fun 5 Gents. Den
fads / 0aniIb 2utb, publ. !Soufe,
Blair, Nebr. 8. Senen n.
Ruftin, Rebr.
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&0rreipOuOnuetg
Marferuile, alberta, Canada.

pa oi iioite 5oraar forloo Gbi-
cago. looeoe jeg flere at @ennerne al
itripe ct lille Stntte i .Oaniteren"
en- 6or6oloene beroppe. Wlen bette
ontos ieg unsopenoigt. ga gaitor
9unOeien itreb oerom iioite Soms
mer, og tiqiae bar 3ioen oGret
meoet optaaet / oct IpunOne Nar.
vi Oil nu meo fdu Oro ii9e I'll
9ennerne, bpor s er: 8i bar oct
eoot % er bel tilfreOie beroppe. vi
fmoer aIting, iom oct bar itreben til
os berfra, meo llnotagelie at 8GGlt
zen bar bi BAIT mere at / Nor emo
De %forbi9aaeoe Nar, ii6en Settle
mentet begbnOte. @i bar buft megct
tint @eir op til 9oto. 8 Otto6er
haboe bi liot Sne, men iom for
lbanot efter ct Bar 0a9es 5orleb.
Sda iioit / Rooember tom Der after
Sne og tinige nosle 9ases baarO
Suloe. Wlen fod blen oct tint 8ejr
til omtring Den 20. Sanuar; Od
tom ser after no9le 9a9es aul0e,
Mfen nu er Oct Tom 5o%radrsbeir.
9limaet er efter min Mening Del
beoite, Iom fnoes. fun Staoe, Der
life er fIere at bort Odnlte 6olt Der.
Der er BOG en- Del goot 2dno. iom
enonu ian tsbes til rimeIig pris.
Der er ca. % 5umilier ug unge
Mnn6, iom bar toget 2anO beroms
firing. Oct er bleben mig %fortolt,
at ct 5opnibip er aabnet for 9omss
iteao en- 10-12 Wil berfra. 6pis
roeen t9nter pao at folonifere, biloe
Get piit bare p9ro at unoerIsge.
Sad en- t9rlie 9ilien fra 9enner
/ Sloan. @lbertu, til @enner
Siloom. Gbicogo. og runot | Gam
funoet. S6. 9bomen.
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n ganotrdft / 8eroen bill blipt
tdget | glettrieitetens 3jeneite. Den.
ne 8eo9geIie er olere6e 6egbnot DC
apr it9rtt SrmifriOt. S &dlifornier
oberfgrer man pad ct entelt Stef
Den elettriIie ardft fra ct 9ano-
faIO 9ennem en- 9eOning paa 275
4RiIes 2angoe; pua oenne Maaot
oripes 3rofitten poa 9aoerne, oQ
8berne belDIes.
Get fra ct prottiit Spn8puntt Ell
Oct 10 6eller lite bioere tilfreosfi1en.
oe, at man fun foar Intte at De Il
q at De forbrenoe 8uls @armc,
meOens Reiten gdur op / 2uften
Qennem Storitenen.
Noar oct er lptteoes os at finot
en- Metooe til umiooelbort at bragg
RDtte at &u1enes belle @nergim9n9.
&c, bill Den eGettriite Strait blibe iaa
mango 8ange billigere, at Der Der
beo bill opItdd en- bel Omb9ltnina
inoenfor oct tefniIte Smrduoe. 5glr
Qerne of Ell FABIAN Opfinoelie bill
blipe uoOerItueli9e, ndor @lettricites
ten oirette frembringes of aullene,
og al Srdft bill tunne uonbttes beo
6ielp at 0umpfeoler og Maifiner.
Seq bar forIpgsbis forbrGnot 8ul
% @biliIdlpeter iummen6ldnoeoe
en- Glettrolnt, % Oerbeo umiooel-
bart frembrogt @lettrieitet, men &e-
iultdtet bleb fun rent bioenifdbeligt
Oct bill blibe for toitbort at frems
Fringe @lettricitet til prattiIt 8ruQ
paa oenne Moooe. Men ndor Der
er Qiort en- Spfnoelie | oenne &ets
ming, bil 0dmpmdIt inen life len
9erc bebebes. 9a bill man oqIod fac
fulbt padlioelioe 2uftIfibe, % jeo
baober for min 0eo at Te 2uftifib:
iipbe omtring / 2uften; men jeq
opssger life, at De fommer til at gao
tsiere emo aonIfe labt ben ooer
5rner og !6uIe.
6lettriciteten bill efter6danoen BIZ
De iuo biaig, at sn6oer bill tunn'
fac Gaa0 til at onbenoe e~leftriIi
ems. Observation-Disclosures bill fun
fommc til at foite en- grgtoel at .,
ruparenoe Qriier. Refp gort hi.
tunne i~troole / 0ogslps belle Dry
net i9ennem, uoen at 8efoItnin9erue
oil tomme til at ooerftige, 6bao Sci
nj toiter at oplnie 9pen ON @F-
ienen.
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.,9aniferen" ua ,Nuroen".

De. Iom snfter at fOrnp 5ubitrip'
tion pad .Odniteren" % oNorben'
tiIiammen. fan form pao begse 9lao'
ior $1,90.
Hns Nbonnenter paa ,Oaniteren'
'an fao baubs oNorben" % .Oonfe'
zen" for $3.50; ..Roroen" toiter elIers
100 oe .0aniteren" $1.50. altfac
parss Der life laa liot peo al ienr'
penee til os for besas Blade.
Duniff tut 3. pubI. Sou E,
Blair, Nebr.