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duced 10 per cent. provided that this
shall In no case reduce any permit TO
below 400 head.
All permits for more than 24OO and
less than i,500 grown sheep shall DE
reduced IS per cent, provided that IN
no case shall this reduce any permit
In this grade TO lower number than
that allowed on the highest permit of
the next lower grade.
All permits for $500. or moro grown
sheep shall be reduced p per cent
provided that in no case shall this re-
duce any permit In this grade to a low
err number than that allowed on the
highest permit OF the next lower grade,
INSTITUTE IN CANYON
The Utah County Teachers associa-
ton held its institute for this month at
the Upper Falls, In Provo canyon, sat
urday. Prof. L. 8. Hinckley delivered
an interesting lecture on Geology, and
the day was pleasantly spent in the
study and admiration of nature and the
enjoyment Of q trout dinner. The II.
Y. U. band accompanied the excursion
of pedagogues.
DEMURRER IN LAKE SUIT
Demurrer 10 the complaint IN the
case of Salt Lake City ct al vs. James
A. Gardner OF al was heard In the
Fourth district court Saturday aud
taken under adyisement. The case
Is the one wherein Salt Lake City aud
the various Salt Lake county canal
companies seek TO enjoin defendants
from taking water from Utah lake by
pumping, for irrigation In Utah coun-
~. The array OF legal talent which
appeared In the case Saturday are j.
H. Rawlins, L. S. Richards and II. Z.
Henderson for plaintiffs. and $. L,
Thurman, f. A. Wedgwood and Abel
j. Evans fox defendants and there arc
others who viii appear IN the case,
before II IL concluded.
The case Of Laban Harding vs., Han
nah 5. Ryan has been set for Oct 20.
GARDEN CITY NOTES
a son has been born 10 Mr.. and
Airs, A. O. Smoot. Jr,, all well.
Reed Brown IL suffering from v-
phoid fever.
George Garn Is here from san Ber-
nardiuo visiting j. H. Accord
Sam A. King and his brother Claude
King will establish n law Office In
Rhyolite, New, and are now packing
Mr.. Kings law library, here. to be
taken to Rhyolltc. Claude has been
practising in Spokane for about Two
years. but decided to try his fortunes
In Nevada.
Judge J. ID. jones. for many years
prominent resident of this city. and
now of Seattle. Is here looking after
some Of his business Interests and
meeting old time friends The Judge
has prospered In his new home, as he
did here; he reports that Mrs Jones.
who did not have good health here.
has been greatly benefited by the
, change OF residence and Is now en-
]pyIng good health.
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RANDOLPH.
RICH COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Nominate Full Ticket in Their Con-
ycntion Saturday.

Randolph, Rich Co., Oct. 13.--The Re-
publicans of Rich county held con-
vention here today and put up the fol-
lowing ticket:
Representative-Danial Weston Of
Garden City.
Clerk-H. j. Norris Of Randolph.
Recorder-Miss Dottie Wilson OF
Randolph.
Treasurer-Henry J. Hensey of RAN
dolph.
CommissIoners-Shor term. Isaac T.
Price, long term, George Kennedy OF
Randolph.
Assessor--John c. Farmer OF Gar
den City.
Sheriff-A. II. Brooker of Ran
doph
Superintendent OF Schools-Wnls
Johnson OF Laketown.
Attorney--James Walton of Wood
ruff.
Surveyor--James E. Neville Of
Woodruff
Joseph Hodges Of Laketown was
named county chairman and II. j. Nor
rls. Jr., of Randolph. secretary.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Nomlnates Full County and Legisla-
tive Ticket.

Brigham City, Boxelder Co, Oct. ID.
AT the Republican county conYen-
ton. held here today, the following
ticket was named:
For Representative-Willard Hanson,
Fielding.
For County Commissloner--Qo ur-
year term)--A. w. Valentine.
For County Commissioner, (two-year
term)- ID. Il. Adams, Point Lookout
For Sherff-Joseph johnson, Ply
mouth.
For Assessor--Ellas Jensen, Brigham
City.
For Clerk---N. ] Valentine, Brigham
city
For Recorder-Christina Madsen,
Willard.
For Treasurer-S. NJ. Cole. Corlnne.
For Attorney--P, c. Call Brigham
City
For Superintendent OF Schools---A.
+. Jensen, Mantua.
For urveyor-Melvin Nebeker, VIII
lard
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PAROWAN.
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Named in County Convention Held at
Cedar City.

Special Correspondence,
Parowan. Iron Co., Oct. 1.-THE Re-
publcans held their county convention
at Cedar City yesterday and nominated
the county ticket as follows
Repre- entative-.Wm. Il, Lyman
Parowan.
Commissioners Four years. j. j,
Jones, Paragoonah; two years, J. II
Arthur, Cedar city,
Clerk-Wm T. Morris. Parowan
Trcasurer--Vernon Heap. Parowan.
Rec0rder-Mary A. Gum, Parowan.
SherH-H a Th0rey, Cedar city.
Assessor Il Richards. Cedar City.
Attorney Il. Ryan. Cedar City
Surveyor Jas. Williams, Ka-
nara.
Superintendent OF Schools Erastus
Daley summit.
Charles " Adams 9nd WIN. T Nor
ris. both OF Parowan, were elected
county chairman and secretary respec-
lively
Smith y Rogers sor resident
Of Parowan now resldn Snow
fake Ar,z.. is here Nisiuls the Oh
home and shaking hands with friends
Dr. James Green. formerly OF Cripple
Creek. Colo. has located here 10 prac-
tlse medicine and surgery He is a
brother to Dr. Ernest Green Of Cedar
CITY, and comes well recommended
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DISASTROUS.
'C0NFLAGAT|0N
,...o Sewer Pipe 8 Clay Co.
W" Plant Burned Loss
$4,000. ~
WEBER DEMOCRATIC TICKET
. wolf Mcas with shocking Ac'
!" ~,..,,.--Reclstcrlng Places-snn-
DAY school Union Meeting

no, t5.-ogden was visited py
Vsu'-' disastrous lire yesterday, whon
aho'H. ,, Of the ogden Sewer Pipe q
lhe p'D ',rany. located near the corner
~" p,cIec avenue and THIRTEEN '.see.
o. fa' ',",y destroyed, resulting In
". Of about $4,000. $50,
i'ss y ..nse Of the fire is not known
lA' o,nloyes at the plant were work.
l"o w." Second floor trimming pipe
.,s before 10 O'Clock when they
sn0'n' hurnlng rubber. A search was
sn'"s ,.d and they found quantity
,,,s. on fire on the third moor OIL
Of Tupgo ,,ry A small hose was put III
lne pun1 n INT the men found II I'M
opelaJiei 10 fight the flames win such
loss'cII cream OF water, and 'phoned
q s' ,sa are department, which quickly
W. w. 49, hut as the hydrant was 50
ssPo ouav the boys had to run $500
90 ~ hose before stream OF water
osd be turned on to the oulihihs,
w s,ch by that time was almost ono
.ovv NJ flames. Beng lldihS pu'H
.'S' and very dry it burned quickly ana
ss destroyed hi very short uine'
T oss company had some very fine ma
' 'IT in the plant. also quantity
~ y manufactured sewer pipe, all OF
,'., IN was destroyed. The properly
W.. ".'r anIy partially insured. W. i.
n T. Wv 81 Kansas City is president OF
,Ss 80 ccnpany, and one of the heaviest
.,octholders, and until he Is heard from
/, I, uncertain whether the plant WIZ
rebuilt at once or not, but il Is pre-
,rmed Il will be. and on a much larger
s as the company was contein-
sisNnr charging and improving us
p 1sn,s in the near future. Besides
he loss 10 the company, large mum.
S Sr Of employees VIII be thrown out OF
v and many contracts for large
Onantitles Of sewer and drain pipe,
tiIIrv and other things manufactured
a, he plant will have to be cancelled,
in,reasIng the loss greatly. and delay
inc the work for which the pipe etc.
was needed.
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DEATH OF HENRY F. DUNN.
Vntah Reserve Supervisor Receives
Grazing Regulations.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Oct 1.-THE many relatives
and friends Of Henry L. Dunn in this
eiy were greatly surprised to learn of
us death, which took place In Pleasant
Gioye Saturday night. He had only
eeen VI a few hours and at II o'clock
saturday death came, the result OF q
complaint OF the liver. Mr.. Dunn was
he son or James Dunn and his now de-
yeased Wife Hannah II. Dunn. He was
WIN IN This city about 30 years ago
shd most Of his life was spent here.
ne was an honorable. capable young
man OF most kindly, genial disposition.
ana the sympathy of host of friends
sues out TO his wife and six young chils
qieh on their great bereavement. Mrs.
nuhn Is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Hyfum Cnft Of this city.
Aoout TWO years ago Mr.. Dunn went
rieasant Grove and engaged in the
slus business, In which he was sue
Wsstul and had bright business flu
'g ne before him, when the end came.
me remains VIII be brought here for
Vv,lal tomorrow, Tuesday.
Hauu, the l3-year-old daughter Of
~,' and Mrs, George Medium, died
yesterday afternoon Of dIabetis. Fun
'r services will be held tomorrow
auesuayl In the Fifth ward meeting
"ysse' commencing at | o'clock.
usL tue 5-year-old son OF Mr. and
Ms D. ]. Peters, died Saturday eve
,s from scarlet fever. The interment
M place yesterday afternoon.
10 - Ellen kIrkham died at the coun-
v nurnary Saturday at the age of 40
rs' The deceased was q native of
day. s'a a The burial took place yester-
"A4iNG CALCULATIONS FOR 1907.
,ss. sue supervisor of the Uintah forest
thero mas been officially notified that
rln,aAN WIZ De allowed to Craze on the
sea.or lorest reserve for the grazing
ana 9,- ~ lgOi, 5000 cattle and horses
men, y. WV grown sheep The allot
humha. next season Is based on the
teser,a vi grown sheep grazed on the
ID. AM lvu6, lambs not being count =
the d,ssolhents Will be made among
"'out as follows, '' VI i'V'
shee, pernlts Tor less than 600 grown
proyjdn1i Sy De increased 10 per cent.
crease ms does not in any case In
than ssd .n s number allowed, to moro
sheen MINIS r,a for from 800 TO 300 grown
All n may De Increased 10 per cent.
less ,he'llts for more than 0O0 ana
creased - Ivy W grown sheep may be in
grown limits shnls for from 1000 to 400
feductIosnn eep may be renewed without
less thai n' ,s Tor more than I,4oo and
81 1''oo grown sheep viii be re-
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COAL FAMINE CONTINUES.
Lewiston sugar Factory still ont Of
Ommission--Politcal Discussion.
Special Correspondence.


Logan, Cache CO., Oct. Il The Lew
iston Sugar factory is still idle, ami
the farmers are becoming very anH-
ious about their boets. Cold weather
Is coming on and everybody wants 20
get his crop out OF the ground, Under
the contract the farmers cannot be he'd
back longer than the 18th.
Howell e. Crawford announce that
they will concentrate all of their mer-
camille interests In the building now oc-
cupied by the Logan Dry Goods COM
pany. and Will open a large depart
ment store itre. The store will open
for business again on Oct. IS.
LARGE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE,
Supt. Gardens report for the month
just ended shows l,43l children enrolled
IN the schools of this city, or 1874 more
than were enrolled at the same period
last year, The daily everago attend
ance is l,2S9. or 152 more than the av-
erage for the same time last year.
COAL FAMINE CONTINUES.
The coal famine continues I'm this city;
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Central Committee-John Landon,
Croydon; w. r.. Kilbern, Canyon
Creek; James Johansen, Milton AL
fred NJ. Croft, Peterson; A. w. Helnes.
North Morgan; Joseph $. WEIGH, South
Morgan.
SOCIALIST TICKET.
The Socialist party held It's conven-
tlon IN the courthouse here yesterday
and named the following ticket.
Representative-N. Il. Bohman.
Commissioner our-years term. Ole
o Void; two-years term, John Thurs
ton.
Clerk-John DAWSON
SheFiff-I}urt Thurston.
Treasurer-Jacob Bohman.
Attorney-John Green.
Superintendent Of Schools-Oscar
Oleson.
SurveyOr-Oscar Anderson.
AssessOr-lngval Olsen.
Recorder Miss Olga Edholms,
The Democrats will hold their con-
vention tomorrow In the courthouse.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
yomlnccs for Weber County ounces
And Legislature.

ogden. oct. 15.--The Weber county
nsmocratic ticket selected Saturday al
,spoon at the convention is as follows:
state senator-Henry w. Civilian
Rfpresentatlves--W. w. Browning,
IN Raglan, Charles Rundqulst, Adam
Jefferson
ralnty Commissioners-John Seaman
hsr.year term, Alex Ririe ttwo-year
TIM
sheriff--G. Il. Belnap.
clerk-Horace S. Foster.
rfeasurer--Joseph Bidwell
Rtcorder--Mrs. Lizzie n, Miller.
Assessor--Andrew Martin.
Attorney. d. Skeen.
suryeyor-Washlngto Jenkins.
Constable OF Ogden--Thomas Cum
Bingham.
The selection OF ]. ID. Skeen as nomi-
nee for county attorney. he being a
Republican, was no little surprise to
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PLACES TO REGISTER.
Only Two More Days to Put Names on
Voting Lists.

ogden. oct, l5.--Tuesday, Oct 10
and 80 are the only two days left In
which TO register and all voters who
have not yet seen that their names
are on the registration books should
do so tomorrow. The following Is the
complete list Of the registration
agents both IN the city and county;
First--Mrs. Mary l.. Ship, 3Oi
Thirty-thlrd street.
Second--Mrs. Susie Griffin, 2S29
Grant avenue.
Thlrd-Fred c. Naisbitt' 269
Twenty-seventh street,
Fourth--Addie Angel. 12G Poplar
avenue.
Fifth--Margaret Ann Moyes, 2129
Grant avenue.
Sixth--Jennle Nelson, 3l2 Twenty
fourth street
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FILLMORE.
Republican Primary--Death of In
fants--CanDing Factory Wanted.

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore City, Willard Co.. Oct. IA
The Republicans of Fillmore met at the
county courthouse hast night and SCI
lected the following delegates TO the
county convention, which meets oct. %.
at ~ o'clock noon, In Fillmore: Arthur
Cooper, John j. Starley, George NJ.
Viele, Edwin Bartholomew, Richard Y.
Ashley, Mrs. / Il, Robson David Mel
vile, Josephine Robson. Christian An
derson.
Walter Il. Jukes was nominated for
justice of the peace, and Nathan l..
Lewis for constable
George NJ. Viele was elected precinct
chairman.
Frost has killed tender vegetation
Great quantities OF fruit have gone
to waste for want of a market and
no facilities for taking care Of it at
home. Fillmore needs \ cannery. Fruit
drying has gone out of vogue.
The twin babies Of Ainon d. Robson
died within three days OF each other.
Their mother has been very low, but Is
now Improving.
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many, as there were two Democratic
candidates out for the position, but
when the ballots were counted the two
together only received 81 votes, while
double that number were cast for Mr..
Skeon, giving him "a majority and he
was declared the nominee OF the con-
vention. He was sent for. and on ar
rival at the convention hall made a
short speech, accepting the nomna-
ton and declaring that II elected he
Will use his every effoye to put down
graft, which he alleges Is great. and TO
see that the laws are enforced.
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MORGAN.
COUNTY TICKETS

Put up by the Republican aud Social
ist Parties.
Special Correspondence.
Morgan. Morgan Co.. oct. 1.-THE
Republicans IN county convention today
named the following ticket to be voted
for at the election this fall
Representative TO the Legislature
6. NJ Croft
ss'oners-Four-year term, G.
j. Pentz; two-years term, John II.
Rose
Clerk--C T.. Condie,
Sheriff John Henry Dixon.
Treasurer Robert H. Welch
superintendent Of Schools Miss Ra-
chel G.. Farley,
Assessor--Thomas Glbby
Recorder-Thomas Harding. Jr.
Attorney--Jamos Johansen.
Surveyor--O. II. Anderson.
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RICHFIELD.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Named In County Convention saturday
At Richheld.

Rlchheld, Sewer Co. Oct. lathe
Democrats of Sewer county met IN
convention here today and nominated
the following ticket:
For Representatives.. H. Bell OF
Glenwood.
For County Commissloners--Ole Lar
son OF Monroe -four years., and p. T.
Peterson of Salina 1.-TWO years..
For County Clerk-John w. Ross of
Richheld.
For County Sherln--Jesse willis Of
Joseph,
For County Attorney Lorenzo Lis
onbee OF Monroe.
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A MOST WORTHY ARTICLE.

When an article has been on the market
for years and gains friends every year,
II is safe to call this medicine worthy
one. Such is Billiards. Horehound Syrup.
II positively cures coughs and all pul.
monary diseases. One OF the best known
merchants in Mobile, Ala. says: For
five years my family has not been trou-
bled with the winter coughs: we owe this
TO Balarfs Horehound Syrup know
II has saved my children from many sick
spells" Sold by Y. e. NJ. l. Drug Dept,
ll2 and III South Main Street.
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JULIUS CAESAR

Was man OF nerye-but sickness left
its max and he became aged before h's
time: Sickness is often caused by a tor.
ped liver Herbine will regulate YOU liver
and give you health. Mrs. Carrie Austin.
Hollon Kansas, writes: 81 consider Her
bine the best medicine | ever heard ~ [
am never without II" Sold BY u. c. NJ
.----- Fdeedyd2. u, sym 9r
l. Drug Dept. liz and III South Main
Street n
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ALPINE.
Burial of an Infant--Dr. King En-
tertalns.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Alpine. Utah Co., oct l2--The year
old son Of Mr., and Mrs. oscar wilkins
was buried here on Monday The fu-
neral services were held nj Jhe home Of
Henry AIoyle Mrs wilkins father
The parents We're residing at Cotton
when the babe was taken M Of cholera
infantum.
Dr. Byron w. King Of Pittsburg Pa,
Will give an entertainment here on Oct.
l6, under the auspices OF the public
schools, The people ticipate a rare
treat AS Drking is one Of the abest en-
tertainers that has visited Utah.
Tuesday evening the Y. NJ NJ. l. a.
began It's seasons work.
Potato digging has commenced and
the yield appears to be exceptionally
good this year
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pAROW AN.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Iron County tnterriiied Hold Their
convention.
Special Correspondence,
Parowan, Iron Co., Oct. l3.-The Iron
county Democrats held their convention
here today and nominated the follow
Inc ticket
Representative-Joh Parry of Cedar
City
. Commissioners four years. Levi w.
Jones, Cedar city: two years. william
Ford Kanarra.
Clerk-Wm. II. Orton, Parowan.
Recorder, Bell Connell, Parowan.
Treasurer, :, 5. Barton. Paragoonah.
sheriff, Thos. Uric, Cedar city.
Assessor, II. n. Lund, Paragoonah.
Attorney James Sehoppmann, Cedar
city
supt. Of schools-s W. Taylor. Paro-
wan.
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HEBER.
THE MISSION OF MIRTH.
First of Series of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Famine Continues.

Famine Continues.
Special Correspondence.
Heber, Wasatch Co. Utah, Oct. IA
The Heber amusement board has ar
ranged with the Midland amusement
bureau for Ave entertainments to be
given during the fall and winter sea-
son. The first was given last evening
by Thomas McClary who lectured upon
THE Mission of Mirth" Mr. McClary
Is first class entertainer, and the peo-
pie OF Heher feel 10 commend the ac-
ton Of tho amusement board I'm procur-
ing good and wholesome food for en-
tertainment.
The one Hundred and Seventeenth
Wasatch stage quarterly conference
will be held I'm Heber Saturday and
Sunday, Oct 20 and 81.
Sheep men of this section are still
waiting for cars, but the railroad COM
pany Is unable to promise cars for any
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THREW CARTRIDGE IN STOVE.
nIsASTRoIIs BLAZE.

While the steam thrasher was at the
stacks OF Hans Brown, yesterday,
through some means the stacks became
gnited aud some 300 bushels OF grain
was consumed.
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MOUNT PLEASANT,
PASSED BAD MONEY.
Target Gun Accident--Disastrons Blaze
In Stack Yard.
speclnl Correspondence

Special correspondence.
MI. Pleasant Sanpete Co. Oct a.
Two men giving their names as j. j.
Black and George Murphy. were today
tried before Justice Clemenson for pass
ing bad money In the Diamond saloon
Of this place. Marshal Hendrickson
was notified Of the matter and began
investigating the case. and located the
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Instonla Sextette club with Shanna
Cumming, November 20, NJ. l. A. Lee
ture. bureau.
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Regulates the bowels, promotes easy
natural movements, cures constipation
--Doans Regulets, Ask your druggist
for them. % cents box
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specified date. About sixty car loads
OF Sheep are now being held here and
pasturage Is becoming a serious ques-
ton
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The carrier ngh SUNDAY eSeepe Dug
should be MADE 10
Church Works residence IA Fourth Ind IS M
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POLITICAL DISCUSSION.

As a result Of claims made by local
Democrats that a vote for the Republic
can ticket is "A vote against the Agri-
cultural college, Chairman THAN has
issued challenge to Geo Barber. the
Democratic nominee for the senate, to
discuss the question with H. Bullcn,
Jr., the Republican nominee, the dis
cussion to come off in the Thatcher
opera house next week. The Demo-
cradle Central committee held n meet
ing yesterday afternoon to consider
the challenge, but has not yet an
nOunced an acceptance
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Bostonia SeXtette club with shanna
Cummins. November 20. NJ. |. A. Lee
ture Bureau.
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A Tired Stomach

Does not get much good
for you out Of what you
eat, for it. does not digest
much-it is wasteful. II
feels sore and lame and is
easily distressed and often
upset by food. The best
treatment is q course Of
Hoods Sai'saparilla
which is positively une-
quolled for all stomach
troubles.
For testimonials Of remarkable cures
send for Book on Dyspepsia, No. 5.
, c. !. Hood Co.. Lowell, Mass.
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Baby won't suffer FIVE minutes with
Group if you apply Dr. Thomas Ecloc-
tric OIL at once. II acts like magic.
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Jacob A. Rns, NJ. l. A. Lecture Course

The % to 80 per cent Discount on
House Furnishings viii be given until
further notice at the ]. y. l..
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It is impossible to get coal for love or
money. There will be considerable suf-
ferins when cold weather comes unless
something is done ia relieve the situa-
ton.
Emanuel Petersen Of the Seventh
ward Is suffering from an injury to one
Of his eyes. The injured member Will
likely have 10 be removed.
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The % to so per cent Discount on
House Furnishings viii be given until
further notice at the |. x. l.,