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SERIOUS BIKE ACCIDENT.


ogden. Aug, ELISHA Bingham. the
INSURANCE man, met with painful I'm.
lurles last evening, by being thrown
from his bicycle into sewer trench
lie had been visiting with friends on
IWenty-seventh street with Austin
White and the two started home on
Their bicycles. The night was very
Dark and the open trench could moi
ne seen summing out into the street.
They were riding at fair speed. when
near the bottom Of the hill Mr.. Bling.
MANS wheel struck the opening about
three feet deep. lie was thrown head
hrst into the trench and struck heavily
on his head and shoulders. His wheel
come In on TOP Of him. Mr. White
Just missed going In also and quickly
stopped his wheel and rushed back 10
Mr.. Bingham's assistance. He foupd
him laying on the bottom OF the trench
unconscious With the aid Of others
he was lifted out, but did not regain
consciousness for some time. He was
taken TO his apartments and later To
his patents' home IN Wilson. this couu.
", where DR.. Rich Is attending him.
While no bones were broken he re-
ceived severe shaking W and some
bad bruises. which will lay him up FOR
a week or more. There was no light or
danger signal at the trench To warn
anyone coming down the hin. which
would appear 10 be gross carelcssness
on the part Of someone.
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IMMENSE COAL
PROPOSITION
Ogden People After a Mountain
OF Fuel in Southeastern
Utah.
SCHOOLS WILL OPEN SEPT. 10
Record Breaking Beet Crop Assured
Elisha Bingham Injured IN
Bicycle Acknowledging.

Ogden. August Pa mountain Of
roal' was the report brought back by
I. l.. Reynolds. secretary OF the We
Der club and about 20 other prominent
citizens who have just returned from a
weeks inspection trip 10 the southern
part OF the state TO large tract Of
land IN which they are interested. The
gentlemen left Ogden by train, going
from here 20 Price where they took
stage and drove to the coal lands To-
Gated south OF that place about s.
miles. The property was discovered
about six years ago, and ever since
then those interested have had some
one on the ground continually pros
pecting IL, and now they have a 30-foot
vein Of excellent coal equal TO any on
the market, and the strata on the
mountain side shows the entire noun
tain TO be bed Of coal, as It crops
out all over the surface. The land is
not included In that which the govern
ment has recently withdrawn from en-
try. There are over 10000 acres Of land
the gentlemen claim which shows evil
dence OF coal. and an effort will be
made TO get sufficient men to locate on
the land so IL can be patented and
then II will be opened up and the coal
placed on the market.
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thought of .u mi. community ana will
D, greatly missed during hi- absence.
Isis many friends wish him success
while gone,
NEWS BRIEFS
Albert Larson ~ this place has OPEN
Dl arj o.us. shoe repair shop with
John + Wright the tailor Wednesday
night Mn Larson lru his bicycle OUT
side ui. ,lacc of business. and upon
returning nc next morning he found
BE- missing H- notified Jh, marshal
"ha is irving 20 locate me fuilN
iar,y
Mr Arthur Frank. manager Of the
Leader store. appeared at DIS tslah-
..I iGcut this morning after being
pufartincd Tor diph,leria.
Arnold Saarr rud wife tr. Visiting
friends and relatives here 49, SudIr
I'f here three EC8r. ago o. locate
Boo oregon lie reports conditions
favorable fo settlers o. that country
NiifUrl GuUdtr>ou Of Wiua,. ward
',fi Nedn.- iay luI mission 90 Scam
Clrdda TGa-lN night Do Va- ien-
jO.ed O. farewell party which was "a
financial uccHrs tho elder receiving
about Sio
The Murray CIW band win have its
Wuus! outing at NMddmcrc Thurs.
day Aug 800 The band uill D. Joined
by the rhoir- of Granite and Jordan
stakes 4 musical feast o. ASSURED.
The Volunteer Fire Department TO-
cDited yCterda. of SIudcblk,r Bro.
500 feet of horr The other apoarat-
us. which viii MAX. up hes complete
equipment is eyucctcd to arrive in q
day or two.
Mis- lone Atwood CHIEF operator al .
the Independent toI phone Office D.. .
spending a two weeks vacation at Og- /
den. visiting NJ and Mr- Dr Baker /
licr assistant Mi., Louise Holm. d. /
suffering the experience of a ftlHu Ou /
Der finger making her unable Co as- .
sumo the responsibility. an1 Miss Har. '
Iiei MaNhcld g. acting chic traitor.
William Boari accom-. JOS his
iWo daughters. leaves Boo morning
for nip through Idaho IHng as Car +
north a. NaryNilic They will stop
On 70 different points taking the view /
~ The country participating Boo such /
recreation as De- anording.
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IMMENSE BEET CROPS.
Promising Prospects of Greatest Out
put In History Of the Industry.

Ogden Aug. 2j.-Those who planted
sugar beets this year viii have no
cause To complain. as the prospects are
for the greatest harvest in the history
OF sugar beet raising IN Utah The
acreage planted In Weber county this
years was not 50 large as In former
years only $500 acres having been
planted but according to estimates
made BY the officials OF the Amalci-
mated Sugar company, the production
Will he much greater than last year.
The season has been unusually favor
able 10 the beet growers The recent
rain storms. II is estimated. increased
the yield 5000 tons, and II couple Of
weeks OF warm weather comes now the
saccharine VIII be increased. bring
the beets up TO the required perrent-
age IN sugar qualities The suga-
beet harvest In Cache county viii he
almost double that in Weber county
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SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT 10.
Changes IN Teaching Force-Queslion
of Military Training I'm High school.

ogden. Aug 25.-The board OF educa-
ton decided last evening at Its regu-
lar meeting 10 open the ogden public
schools on Sept. 10.
The question OF military training at
the High school was discussed and
the board decided 10 refer the matter
to the president and superintendent 10
further investigate and report at the
next meeting.
The janitors who served last year
we're reappolnted at all the schools at
the same salary.
Miss Kathrine Woodcock. who was
graduated last year and was rendered
a free scholarship al the state uni
versity. declined the same, and some.
one else desiring the same may be able
TO secure Il.
Florence Pohlzen. who was engaged
20 supervise the kindergarten and pri-
mary departments, resigned. claiming
that her understanding OF the appoint
ment was that she was only 20 super
wise the kindergarten work. The resig-
nation WAS accepted.
Edwin G Nowiz, Ida d. Tanner and
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UNNECESSARY EXPENSE.

Acute attacks Of collie. diafrhoea and
d.scuttry come on without warning and
prompt relief must d. ubtained There l.
Uu necessity of mourning the expense n
physicians service BIO such cases II Cham
irrllin's Collie Cholera ana Diarrh0es
Remedy Is 90 hand a dose % this remedy
viii relieve tho patient before a doctor
could arrive u has never been known
Go fail even 300 The most severe and dan
cer0us cases and no family should be
without IT, foi sale los al, druggists.
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Mrs. NJ. G. Kershaw we're engaged as
teachers
A bill Of 5000 was allowed Charles
Halyerson for the installation OF the
heating plant al the Lewis school. Pc.
ter Wilson and company were allowed
S54s.ij for cement work done at thu,
Dee and Washington schools. The
treasurer reported an oyerdraft OF So
Si255.
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BIG HORN BASIN
EXCURSION

September and 3. Limit 80 DAYS.
Rate from r G. " main points $50 90
round trip. From branch lines add one
fare for round trip - nearest junction
point.
Route Rio Giande Western. Colorado
Midland and Burlington. For further
information and Biz Horn Basin book
address l. n HARDING. salt Lake
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IN GlREAT DENINND.

Tho demand for Chamberlain's Collie.
cholera and Diarthoea Remedy here has
been so great that I have scarcely hoep
able 20 keep II In stock II has cured
cases of dystentery here when all other
remedies failed Frank Jones Pikeville
Ind. This remedy Is for sale by all drug.
gists.
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FOREST SUPERVISORS.
In -Four Days Conyention-Utah
County School Affairs.
SpecIal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co, Aug. ga four
days meeting of forest SUPERVISORS
Of the forest reserves IN this state
convened here today. with all the sup
eryisors In attendance The object OF
the meeting is TO discuss methods Of
filing on grazing lands. receive in
structions from the reserve service Of
iicials, who have come here from
Washington, u. c.. 10 attend the meet
ing, and for general consideration OF
the duties Of the supervisors.
Special Fiscal Agent James B.
Adams. and a. +. Potter, chief Of the
grazing division. are here from Wash
ington to attend the meeting. and In
spectors Benedict Close and Clark.
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
AZ the meeting Of high school and
district school principals held here
Yesterday, TO consider questions az
teciing the school work Tor the ensu-
ing year. II was decided that a porbs-
tion officer. under the juvenile law.
shall be appointed In each school dis
trict on recommendation Of the trus-
tees and principal.
Prof Eastmond presented his plans
for art and manual training.
The outline OF the institute work
was presented and the program ar
ranged.
II was decided that the eighth grade
pupils would read The Las, of the
Mohicans' for home reading. The
following resolution was adopted
Resolved. That IL be the sense Of this
body Of high school teachers and prin.
cipals Of Utah county. that the state
make an appropriation for district
high schools and that every effort be
made to secure legislation to provide
for the same.
A number OF valuable suggestions
for the guidance OF the teachers we're
made by supt. Eggertsen.
DIVORCE SUITS.
in the fourth district court Leona
NJ. Carter has been granted a divorce
from Joseph Carter on the ground Of
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SALTAIR.

ChrSeusen's Dancing Academy day
at sd.iair. Monday. Aug. q. Matinee
and Grand Ball. Concert by the Pluck
Boys Band.
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Jenny Treatment for pimples and
blackhtads calls Tor absolute clearll-
ness. pimpleS show that the body Is
absorbing poisonous substances aud
needs HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets IS cents 2. &. ~ l.
Drug Dept. ll2-i1f Main 81.
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SALTAIR BATHING

u g. as good as over. Try n and
prove II for yourself
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I oday $ Ogden News.

| this year This will be quite a change
| from other years. as heets have had
/ to be- shipped from ogden 10 the Logan
! factory 10 make the run there a sue
| cess.
The Amalgamated Sugar companv's
factories have been thoroughly gone
over and are now ready to make the
seasons run. The beets are now being
tested and the opening run TO see that
the machinery Is in running order may
be made about Sept. TO-
PERRY IRRIGATION co.
The Perry Irrigation company has
filed Its articles Of incorporation with
the county clerk IL is incorporated
for period OF 80 years, with ogden
city as headquarters. II is capitalized
for $4,000. divided into shares Of the
par value Of $50 each The company
rs organized for the purpose of con-
structing and maintaining canals and
lateralS. 20 furnish water FOR irrigation
and culinary purposes There are
large number 90 incorporators who
own tracts Of land for which they ex-
poet 10 get water for irrigation pur-
poses. which viii greatly enhance its
value. The officers elected for the en-
suing year are Conrad Layman. pres
ident: William Field. vice president.
;. W. Perry. secretary and treasurer
and they with John r. Alfred form the
board Of directors
GIBBs.RECKER NUPTIALs.
license to wed was granted by
Clerk Mattson 10 George Rocker. 80.
and Miss Eta Gibbs. 81 both OF Dallas.
Texas
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs r. Alexander Grant has re-
turned from a three months visit IN
Washington. Sunday she will leave
again for Colorado Springs and Den
yer, to join a party OF friends on a
fishing and hunting "trip.
All the prisoners AT the county fail |
were taken by sheriff ScbHiug 10
photographer and "mugged"
The funeral services over the re- |
mains Of Moses S. Scott, who died so |
suddenly Thursday evening. viii be |
held al the Second ward Westinghouse |
Sunday at $3.50 O'Clock. Those desir. |
ing To view the remains may do 80 |
tomorrow between the hours OF 10 "A. |
m and 1880 p. m. at IArkin q Sons /
parlors. The remains win !
be shipped TO Willard on the $50 u. m. |
train for burial
Charles Carlson 81 the Watson-Tan-
ne' Clothing company, is In New York 1
on business, buying the fall line Of
gents furnishings
Prof w NJ McKendrick viii dcliv-
er lecture tomorrow afternoon at $50
at the Weber stake academy hall before
the stake Sunday school workers.
Miss Rae Woodcock has returned ar
ter q two months study AT the Uni
yersity Of Chicago
Rev Samuel Blair has gone 10 Dem
yer To participate iu tho annual con-
ference Of the ministers Of the ,1cthod-
Isl church.
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The family ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
| O. kempioa has been increased by the
birth Of a daughter.
The remains Of Bert Jaclman. the
man who was Killed IN a well az Bing.
ham Wednesday. VIII be brought here
for burial The funeral win take place
from the Sixth ward meeting house
Sunday Nj Jackman was son-in-
law OF John lnglefleld OF Provo Bench.
In the list n delegates to the Utah
county Republican convention pub
liShed yesterday the News" inform.
ant omitted Pleasant View with seven
delegates. and Tucker was only given
one when It should have been two
This VIII make the total POS, Instead
Of 200 as reported
.. W. Hyde has gone 20 Garland 20
take charge Of the hotel there. Mrs.
HYDE will also 60 .n a short time. The
restaurant business OF Mr. HYDE I'll
Ibis city win bc managed by his moth
a.. Mrs Sophia Hyde and his brother.
Sterling Hyde.
The three Wceks-old son Of Mr.. and
Ms Levi Snow OF the First ward.
died YESTERDAY Funeral services were
hold NJ the home today
Samuel Liddiard. of this city has
engaged in the manufacture OF cement
sewer pipe drain tile and fence posts.
The latter have been used In fencing
The Third ward Westinghouse lot. and
present "a very attractive apueaiauce.
and ere certainly very durable
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SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Opening Of Schools-Supcrinlcndcnt
Md Teachers SrlcCtcl-NrWs Briefs.

Md Teachers Srlcctcl-Nrus Briefs.
Murray Aug. a THE following bus.
mess Was transacted 1t tine last session
of The city council.
The building Inspector reported that
Dc had issued building permits 10 he
following Miller-Cah0Ou company.
George Tinglcy. Williams Bros. =. e..
Edwards. j. q. Sha.i Peter pcrolla and
Frank Howe. He reported that ,hsrc
were several frame buildings ludei way
OF construction.
The contract for the printing ~ d.
censes bonds, eic.. WAS awarded 90 the
American Eagle Publishing company
The city engineer was authorized %
give th" building inspecto. iao Co..,
limits of Murray city
The contract 20 furnish cuf stone iu
place of terra Gotta for the trimmings
of the Diiy han was awarded tn Ash.
ton. Wt.te. Skllioorn company Mat
thew Gibbs the contractor for lhc md-
son work. was allowed $500 on the work
nou done
The road supervisor Nas ordered On
sprinkle Murray street from the a. :.
l. depot west ia Second West street.
and Vine street east 90 Fred Peter
residence
CITY SCHOOLS OPENING.
Murray City schools VIII open Mon.
DAY sept n Supt c. " Mumfori
has been chosen Tor another term of
two years. with the following teachers.
Arlington School-R g.. Davidson
principal win teach thc eighth craic.
Faruio o. Allen. seventh grade.
Mary J. Helm sixth grade Margaret
Edward NTH grade. Matilda Watts
fourth 4 Elizabeth Worrcll fourth V.
Annie r. salmon. third 4. Alice Ste
yeus. third r Hannah r. Allen. second
grade. Grace Wowcll. FIRST :. Cloy
Winchester first v, Loitie l.. Gotham.
beginners.
liberty school-C. G. Stenon-cu. prime
ripal teaching sixth and seventh I
grades stella N Paul. fourth and dfth I
grades Fannie VI. Bird. third grade
Julia Welch. second grade. Ida T. KIRK. I
first gradc, Ada +. Kinney. beginners
Pioneer School-Clydc " BRADFORD |
second and third grades Elizabeth |
Thomas. FIRST and beginners
Miss Matilda Watts has been chosen /
90 assist In music for the coming year /
FIRE THREATENED HOME.
Tuesday nirht during the heavy 1
thunder shower tho home ~ chester .
Cook vas threatened by hrc. which was
iartcd by IN, burning out " Rel i
telephone. Window curtains. arDets
End household furniture we're greatly
damaged. The loss amounted to not
less than ileo. Neighbors we're srous-
I'D who responded in sufficient num-
1crs 20 save the house from destruc-
ion.
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MOUNTS Ke'chup is without qucs-
ton the most Sayory cOndimcnt that
ever garnishcd 4 Beef STEAK.
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MIssIoNARy FAREwrIL

Next Friday evening n farewell
Marty viii be given Emil Johnson. ~
Murray First ward. who leaves the f0l-
lowing "Wednesday Tor The Northern
States mission. An excellent program
is being arranged which viii be given
under the auspices 81 the amusement
committee. Elder johnson is well
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Ladies and children will be made vel.
come AZ Wandamere on Labor Day.
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failure TO provide ami cruelty. Plaiu-
TN was given the custody OF one
minor child. The parties were mar
1ed IN this city August % 1904
Mrs. Cora a. Turner has commenced
suit for divorce against Bruce Turner
on the ground Of failure TO provide
Plaintiff asks for the custody OF three
minor children. The parties were
married at Orlando. Oklahoma. oct.
l5 1896
Mrs. Matilda Fitzgerald has brought
suit for divorce against NJ j. Ftzeer-
aid on the ground OF desertion. failure
TO provide and cruelty. She asks for
the custody 10 FIVE minor children. ana
Tor w q month almonv The parties
were married June "a, 1855.
JUSTICES COURT.
The following business was transact
ed IN Justice Moons court YESTERDAY.
Earl Bray was fined $50 for disturbing
the peace. and Eugene Penroid no
was under Is years of age, was - "a
over 10 the Juvenile court 90 be ,.tlii
with for the same ofense.
Milton Raker was fined s. FOR dis
turbing the peace and VIII Ross Mead
guilty TO assault He will be fined 90.
day.
Deputy sheriff Barnett has swore 20
a complaint In Justice Moons court.
charging John Doe Hughes with petty
larceny. Mr.. Barnett left pistol I'm a
closet az Spanish Fork about year
ago. which q was claimed was taken
by Hughes and which he-has failed
10 return after promising 10 do 50.
JAMES b. FERRIN DEAD.
James p. Forrin a well known and
highly respected resident az Provo died
last evening az 1890 o'clock from a
protracted Illness ~ typhoii-pneumo-
MA. The deceased has resided In Provo
for the past four years, and since his
birth al ogden. Aug IS. 1865. he has
resided IN Sanpcte. Nephi and Provo
coming 20 the latter place from Nephi
-four years ago. He II a son Of Joshua
NJ and Martha Bronson Ferrin. and
was engaged in the occupation Of 4
butcher. He Is survived by wife and
five children. and has many relatives I'm
Utah. VI Church work he was faith
ful and devoted member and az his
death Was a member o fine stake Sun
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SALTAIR BATHING.

il e. as good as over Try It and
lroye II for Yourself
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

News delivered Murray and vicinity the
J.
adismnu received Office With Watson Block Ind Phone
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WE TREAT AND CURE

CATARRH - Deafness, Nose aud
Throat Troubles Eve and Ear Dis
eases. Bronchial and Lung Troubles.
Asthma, stomach. Liver and Kidney
Diseases, Bladder Troubles Female
Complaints Chronic Diseases 81 Wo-
men aud Children Heart Disease. Ncr-
vous Diseases. Chorca Isl Nltus
Dance, Ricketts, Spinal Trouble. skin
Diseases. SciatiB and Rheumatism.
Diseases OF the Bowels. Piles. Fistua
and Rectal Troubles. Goilre tor Big
Neck, Blood Diseases Tapo Worm.
Hay Fever. Hysteria Epilepsy. IN
somnia. etc, and an durable Nervous
Private and chronic Diseases Prices
and terms within the easy reach "
all can cor write. Consultation free.
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n YOU want a good time visit Wanda
mere on Labor Day.
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HOME TREATMENT

To properly administer this new rl-
ldTh treatment al home Drs Shores
hlv. secured two kinds OF iusuu.
merits Tor use of their patients who
cannot call 40 tho office One fr
cleansing and rendering the membrane
2nu-srptiO and one for administering
the curative oils direct to the diseased
membranes These two instruments
are given FREE with each fun course
of Treatment and the entire course.
including instruments and medicines
tn complete cure is 81 only Re
member this does not mean 81
month hut slS for a cure There is
mo- more treating by tho month FOR
catsrrh, since this new discovery slrcs
quickly and surely
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PROVO DEPARTMENT


month All
Rdsss. ~ SSo aa SwS Orders taken FOR
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day school board. Funeral services will
be held Monday at 2. m. al the Fourth
ward meetinghouse.
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GIBBs.REcKER NUPTIALs.

A license to wed was granted by
Clerk Mattson TO George Rocker. 80.
and Miss Eta Gibbs, 81 both OF Dallas,
Texas
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SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR MEN.

the
~ All disease o Men matter how
delicate troubles will
be STRICTLY
nd an
D, physicians cordially invited
ID consult department be | WEAK mtN
advised CHARGE soialed Mesktsss IN men rs |
| mi n the pfostat XII mOl
the by
METHODS IN oI.r urea OF some
10
monthly insalmn ana I we ana
| {
mas bsen moli
Master
|
CALL OR Strength ana Ngor DC accom-
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cATARRH A DISGUSTING DISEASE.


neglect H. un reaches dangerous pay
Il % have, cured Vo
Nation stand watch
dies their,
Why
The ladies themselves will
ably dressed ladies IND
G over their faces because THEY CAN'T HELP IT." This
which has 10
lung splitting on The sireAN BE STOPPED ne
the healthy ma children
THAT CATARRl and notb
friends lrs shores
SHORES WILL II.
DISEASES 81 TREATMENT a
UNTIL CURED CONSULTATION FREE CONFIDENTIAL
- 90
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:, In the fourth district court Leona
NJ carter has been granted a divorce
from Joseph Carter on the ground Of
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Just Phone 10.
II you want anything in the grocery
me 10 complete your Easter dinner
tomorrow Beasley & Bush. 1t