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CURED THROUGH THE BLOOD RYs.B.s.

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symptom. Swing strength to the entire
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Railroads appeal to supreme Court In
Damage Suits

Ogden. Jan. 1.-THE following mat
tiers have come up for disposition In the
Second district court:
Roy Horrocks charged on two counts
with attempted rape, has filed mo-
ton TO quash the informations and the
demurrer. The hearing on the same
was set by Judge Howell for next Sat
urday AT 10 a. m.
In the case OF Ella Van Why against
the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific;
the defendants have each filed sep
arate appeal from the judgment OF the
district court, which was for $4,000 In
favor OF plaintiff for The death OF her
husband, which was caused in the I'm
ion deport grounds in this city. The
usual bonds on appeal were filed.
Separate appeals have also been taxi
en- by each Of the defendants in the suit
OF William Brown against the Southern
Pacific, Union Pacific Oregon Short
Line and Union depot companies.
wherein plaintiff was given a verdict
Of $1,000 In he district court. for per-
ronal injuries. Regular bonds were
filed in this case also.
In the case OF Giles VS. Reburg, a 10
days stay of execution was granted.
DESERTED WIFE WANTS d.
VORCE.
Rosa n. Wilcox, formerly Miss Rosa
Hartug has cOmptacaI .uise uru-
ceedings in the district court against
Jimmie l., Wilcox. The couple We're
married at Los Angeles, Cal, July :.
1902, and there Is living IS issue of said
marriage one child two years Of age.
The plaintiff alleges that In 1904 her
husband deserted her and their child
and has failed to provide his family
with the common necessaries of life.
Piantih prds Iur decree OF divorce,
custody of their minor child, $40 per
month alimony and restoration OF her
maiden name. Rosa Hartog. Mrs. Will
cox was one OF Ogden's most popular
young ladies. and surprised all her
friends by going to California and ma
rying Wilcox,
WINS HONoRS AT HARVARD.
Zeddie Evans, who is now a student
nj Harvard, and a graduate Of the Og-
den High school, is winning for him
self high honors at the college through
Jealous efforts. His father. T. b. Ev-
ans, has received word that his son for
the second time has IN competitive
examination won a scholarship. He Is
a member of the 1908 class at Harvard
and the scholarship recently awarded
him Is one of the 20 scholarships found
ed In 1860 by Nathaniel Bowditch, and
carries with II $3.50 income annually.
On entering the college In the fall of
1904 Mr.. Evans passed his entrance ex-
aminatlons without conditions, and In
his first year succeeded In a competl-
tive examination 10 carry off schol-
arship paying $3.50 per annum, and be-
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LITTLE HELEN WALTON
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Today 5 Ogden News

sides these honors he has been awarded
set OF books for nigh standing.
REPRESENTATIVES, or THE NJ. &
NJ, A. VISIT OGDEN.
The Merchants a Manufacturers as
sociatlon OF salt Lake had W. n. Tobias
and u, j. Page In ogden yesterday in
the Interest OF their excursion north
These gentlemen succeeded In arousing
considerable interest among The local
merchants ana manufacturers in the
proposed iunket from salt Lake city
to Ogden. thence 90 Logan and return
ana number Of Ogdens progressive
.brsiness men VIII Join in the trip. The
lrhin VIII stop over for Il short time In
tarn OF the towns en- route. IL was the
lftenlion of the party to stop in ogden
about two hours en- route 10 Logan
but the local merchants are endeavor-
ns TO have that plan changed so that
the train viii only stop here a few min
utes enroutn and on the return trip
remain rere from 6 o'clock I'm the eve
hing as lcnE aa the party desires.
WIN. w. FOSTER LAID TO REST.
The funeral services over the remains
of William w. Foster who died sud
denly Sunday morning from apoplexy,
aged II years. were held yesterday
afternoon at the family residence, 2056
Douglas avenue. Biqnop 1i'lse,or
Hyrum Belnap presiding Some very
sweet music WAS rendered by a string
quartet lhe Fourta lao ,boa 'g
several selections and a duet was sung
by Orson Gifiin and Mrs. A. Wilson.
The speakers We're Elders Belnap. f.. A.
Olsen and w, l.. Pot T.. who told of the
many sterling qualities of true man
hood possessed by the deceased and
comforted the family in fond hope
of a resurrection. Interment took place
IN the city cemetery the grave was
dedicated by Elder Brown. The SER
vices We're well attended and many
beautif.l flowers were placed 1n the
casket.
FOUR JANUARY WEDDINGS.
The county clerk has granted mar
rage licenses 10 the following couples:
James Brown, 30. and Miss Clara
Sorensen 81 both of Salt Lake city
+. T. Flinders. "a, OF Ogden and Miss
Hulda l.. Brown, 20 of Syracuse, Davis
county
Walter Cottle. 81, Of Plain City and
Miss Helena G. Lee. 20, Of Farr West,
Weber county.
Heber o. Hale, 20, of Boise, Idaho, and
Miss Bessie GudmundsOn, %, of Spting-
vile Utah.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The schools of the city are today
celebrating the 200th anniversary Of the
birth of Benjamin Franklin. Extracts
from his works We're carefully consid-
cred. biographical sketches Of his lfe
We're read, showing his diplomatic and
col
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COMMERCIAL CLUB GETS BUSY
County Fair and Horse Show Under
UNDERSTANDING Committees.

special correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co, Jan. 1.-THE Provo
Commercial club held an important
meeting last evening, at which consla-
cradle business of Importance was
transacted
Inc COMMITTEES on county fair report
Ell that the ong-continued efforts to
secure lease on First ward pasture
lands for site We're now about to be
successful aud the lease obtained
This report was greatly appreciated,
end Grant G. BaRley and James Glove
we've added TO the standing committee
on county fair, and the committee in
s,ructed to take immediate steps for
tle organization of a county fair COM
pany
II was decided to hold a horse fair In
THIS city early in April, the one held
year ago having proved great sue
cess and Andrew Eggertsen, John W.
farrer and r. c. Watkins were APP
POINTED committee to make the neces-
cary arrangements. The committee
met after the meeting of the club and
has already the matter under way.
lh2 matter Of Incorporating the club
WIS given some informal discussion,
and may be acted upon later
INC following standing committees,
appointed by the board of directors,
We're announced;
forse-AleS. Hedqust, j. II. Den
haller w Il. Spaiford.
', EXecutlye-R. II. Irvine, Joseph T.
Felset W. II. Ray.
rM'mhers--James Glove, j. II. Frisby,
Ihos F. Pierpont.
railroads and Transportation--W
NJ, Roylance. j. H. Frisby. J.. q. TAFT
county Fair-J. W. Dunn, J. T. Far
ana r. r. Irvine, to which Messrs.
ed.
sulr ON MERCHANDISE ACCOUNT.
Inc suit OF Spanish Fork Co.operative
tusntatlor w Llewellyn Jones is now
vTemg ftatd by Judge Booth in the
rymullh district court. The suit il TO
"ne't |o,SSIO5, alleged to be due for
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CATARRH,
FOUL BREATH

You Continually Khawk and Spit and There is
DrippinS From the Nose Info the Threat II You Have
Foul Sickcnins Breath. That is Catarrh.
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relatives and friends. The funeral SER
mon was preached 10y Rev, 5. II. Good
win
PROF MERRILL LECTURES.
Prof. J.. A. Merrill will deliver fire.,
lectures ut the Brigham Younb univer-
sity every Monday during the month of
January and February. In the fore
noon, commencing at 10 o'clock. on
Beet Craving and In the afternoon
commencing at . o'clock, Diseases Of
Domestic Animals" The farmers ana
stockinen are invited to attend these
lectures free. Ire initial lectures We're
given on Monday before 1876 students.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEDDING
A marriage license has been isued TO
George Bearnson. 81, and Evelyn Cor
naby, 20, both of Spanish Fork.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
j c. Ferrn has undergone an opera
ton ut the general hospital for an ex-
ternal tumor Mr., Ferrlns condition is
favorable
Elder John r. Giles. of the First
ward has been called on "A mission to
the Hawaiian island. He leaves on
Friday. This Is his second mission to
| Hawaii.
County Assessor Lewis has appoiut-
ed David II. Jones deputy assessor for
Provo precinct Willard W. Kofford
has resigned as deputy assessor for
Lincoln district; his successor has not
yet been appointed.
County Treasurer Johnson has re-
ported the following amounts ON hand
In the several funds of the county at
the close OF December. General fund
SoNl0 county superintendent contin
gent, S2640; county school Sll .65l o..
jurors ana witnesses. s26.4O
DR.. Charles ", Solier. medical SUPER
intendent of the Wyoming state insane
asylum at Evanston, visited the state
mental hospital hero yesterday. Or
Sober was highly pleased with the con
| ditions al the hospital
DR.. and Mrs, Byron w. King enter
tained a large audience I'm College
nall last evening. Dr. King In a mas
terfu review OF Macbeth ana Mrs
King in some Of her inlmltable read
ings.
". c. Mauser formerly with tho
Neiden-Judson Drug company, has ac-
cepted position with the Smoot Drug
company.
VI. w. Hadley, for some time travel.
ing salesman for the Beesley Marble
company. left Yesterday lor Canon
CITY, Colorado where he vii reside
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PROVO DEPARTMENT.
|

merchandise. Defendant admits oW-
ing $SI3.7S and Supt. Jones and other
Coop. officials have come over with
four big trunks full of books to prove
the little balance of s5.6o3.32. The ac-
count has leen running for years.
HONEY COMPANY INCORPORATES
Tile Stewart-Darst Honey company,
ID do u business at Spanish Fork, in
honey and ether agricultural products,
has filed articles Of Incorporation with
the county clerk. The capital stock is
$4,000, divided into shares of the par
value OF SO each. The officers and di-
rectors are W. A. Warbler, president;
w. j. Stewart, vice president James l..
H2les, secretary and treasure; Fred ;.
Darst, general manager; c. NJ. Hum
plie
GREEK LABoRER DROWNED.
one cf the laborers employed by the
II. q. w to clear away the snowslde
III Provo canyon fell into the river yes
terday and is undoubtedly drowned. He
WAS a Greek. whose name could not
b. learned. The accident happened
abou; y o'clock IN the afternoon. The
unfortunate man stepped on some snow
near pu opening through the slide 10
the river below. In about the center OF
the slide, and was thrown into the wa
ter below. II IL supposed he washed
down and lodged somewhere under the
snow. There are 100 men at work clear
ing the snow away. and II Is expected
the work will be finished in about two
days. The body Of the unfortunate
Greek, whose name is given as Sames
Mastnrls, q years of age, was recovered
this morning.
TWO FUNERALS.
A large congregation attended the
funeral services over the remains Of
Alex Gilllspie. Jr,, held yesterday In
the Fifth ward westinghouse. The
speakers were Elders Andrew Watson
and j. y. Booth, Presidents David John
and Joseph y. Keller and Bishop Mo-
roni Snow. Beautiful vocal selections
We're rendered by the ward choir.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Earl. the it-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Horton, who died In Mann
moth, hello yesterday IN the Congrega-
tiOnal church. We're attended by many
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LOOKED LIKE REED.
DAVIS FELT CONFlnENT-

Representative Davis OF Minnesota was
inclined 10 believe that the Philippine
tariff reduction bill could be defeated
In the house, and. some friend being In
creduouS. he said.
Eyes know they qre picking them
of one bY ono. | dom think, however,
that they will pick me OF They may
get me, hut | think not.
He was aware of the tremendous
pressure that was being put on Republic
cans who opposed the bill
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30 TOURS TO EUROPE. } TO Japan

under superior management. exceptional
advantages. Fall Tours Around the World
Annual Oriental Cruise, Feb 8 Pro-
gramme n, Free. Frank G.. Clark, 10
Broadway New York
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CoRNABY-BEARNsoN WEDDING.
GARDEN CITY NOTES

A marriage license has been isued to
George Bearnson, 81. and Evelyn Cor
naby, 90, both of Spanish Fork.
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sides these honors he has been awarded
set OF books for nigh standing.
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relatives and friends The funeral ser
mon was preached 10y Rev, 5. H. Good
win
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-08-30
Faithful Tommy

Mrs Tucker don't like the looks
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transcript of the record and a COM
plete bill Of exceptions embodying
all of the evidence in certain case
court of Otoe county, Nebraska,
wherein Walter P. Propeck, the ap-
pellant herein, was plaintiff, and
Sadie Propeck, the appellee herein,
was defendant, said case having been
heard in said district court on the
goth day OF March, 1906, at which
time the court refused a decree of
divorce as prayed for in the petition
of said Walter p. Propeck, from
which final action of said district
court said Walter p. Propeck has
prosecuted appeal to said supreme
court and on the 7th day of August,
1906, said Walter P. Propeck, appel
liant, filed in said supreme court of
the state of Nebraska, in the county
of Lancaster, in the city of Lincoln,
state of Nebraska, his petition in APP
peal and ten copies of his brief in
the above named case, the object and
prayer of which is to obtain trial
anew of said case in said supreme
court and to obtain an absolute di-
vorce upon the grounds of cruel
treatment and utter desertion and
willful abandonment for more than
two years last past.
You are hereby required to appear
before said supreme court in the city
of Lincoln, county of Lancaster, and
state of Nebraska, on the list day of
October, 1906, and give the above
mentioned proceedings your atten-
ton.
Walter p Propeck, Appellant.
BY MEIER & MEIER,
His Attorneys
Dated at Lincoln, Nebraska, August
16, 1906
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Were in the Same Boat

At a recent dinner which was at
tended by number of clergymen,
President Buckham of the university
of Vermont told the following of
Bishop Hall of the Episcopal diocese
of Vermont, in response to some good
natured chaff about the liberal views
of the Congregational church, and the
ease with which almost anybody could
join it.
He said he had heard of a negro
who had many times applied for men,
bership in ST. Paul's church at Bur-
lington, but had not been able to sat
isfy the bishop that his state Of mind
entitled him to admission. The negro
had been advised to pray that his
spiritual condition might improve.
After doing so he made a new ap-
plication. The bishop said to him:
We'll, Erastus, have you prayed as
| told you to do?"
"Yas, indeedy, sub; ! done prayed
an / done told the Lord | wants to
jine st. Paul's church, and de Lawd
He say to me:
Good luck, 'Rastus; ! been tryin'
to jine dat chuch fo' twenty years
masef.' ''-Pittsburg Post
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Johnny Knew What It Meant

A girl friend of mine was teaching
her first term of school last winter
in small country place called Olney-
vile, Conn. The scholars, as in most
country schools were a miscellaneous
lot from to IA years of age, some of
them being little hard to manage.
More than once the teacher was
obliged to resort to the old-fashioned
method to keep order.
One day one of the older scholars
came to the word sarcasm" in the
reading lesson. This was too much
for him, and he asked the teacher
what that word meant. The teacher
was surprised that one of his age did
not known the meaning of SO COM
mon a word, and finally asked if there
was anyone in school who did, and II
so, to raise their hand. No hand was
raised.
Why" said the teacher, cts some
thing / use myself nearly every day
here in the school" A knowing look
went over a little fellows face sitting
near the front, and up went his hand.
We'll, Johnny" said the teacher,
do you know what it means?"
Eyes, marm,' said Johnny 1T
means a ruler boston Herald.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Notice is hereby given, that by vir-
tue of an order of sale issued by the
clerk Of the District Court of the
Third Judicial District of Nebraska,
within and for Lancaster county, in
an action wherein Ellis P. Hamer is
Plaintiff and Louis Helmer ct al, de-
PENDANT, I will, at 2 o'clock, p. M,
on the 18th day of September, A. D.,
1906, at the east door of the court
house, in the city of Lincoln, Lam
caster county, Nebraska, offer for
sale at public auction the following
described lands and tenements, to-
wit:
Lot number One (1) of E. T. Huffs
Subdivision of lot Twenty-one (21) in
the Northwest Quarter IN. w. W Of
section number Thirty-six 1861 in
township number Ten 10) north of
range number Six CO. east of the
sixth P M. in Lancaster county, Ne
braska
Given under my hand this 14th day
of August, A. d., 1906.
NICHOLAS RESS,
Sheriff.