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ST. GEORGE.
FRANK IsoM DROWNED.
Disastrous Floods - Wntcr Higher
Than For 20 Years Funeral,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
St George, Washington Co. March
T-St. George has had another weak
Of storm and floods almost unnarnl-
leled In its history. The rain falling
melted the snow IN the mountains and
upper valleys. and the largest food
since 1851 came down the Santa Clara
creek on the 5th and 26th inst, wash.
ing away growing grain and lucern
land IN the fields near st George. and
doing much damage TO farms and or.
chards all along lts course. The Virgin
river rose 10 raging torrent on Sat
urday, the 2ith. Frank Isom OF VIZ
gin tried 20 cross the river at the In
Verkin His wagon was overturned
and lsom was drowned His body was
recovered several miles lower down.
"here " had lodged on bar Ho
leaves wife ard eight or nine children.
Tho mail wagon could not cross the
swollen streams for couple 81 DAYS.
50 there was no mail Sunday or Mon
day, The mall that should have reach
ed st, George Sunday morning was
distributed on Tuesday morning II
has not rained today hut the weather
Is still threatening.
FUNERAL OF RICHARD BENTLEY.
Sunday afternoon NJ 2 o'clock tho fi.
neral OF Richard Bentley. who died last
Saturday morning wns held In tho
Tabernacle. The speakers were Pres.
idcnt Y r. SNOW and High Councillors
David H. Cannon, James Andrus and
James @. Bleak. Their remarks were
oulogistlc of the life and lebors OF tha
esteemed citizen.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at the office
OF the secretary VIII c. Farrell No, aI
Deseret News Building up to and in
Guiding April II, 1905. for the construc-
ton OF dlverting works to convey the
waters OF the springs known as the Deep
Springs IN Skull Valley. Tooele County,
Utah, which springs issue in the north
half OF the southeast quarter OF section
rs, township 2 south. range west OF the
Salt Lake Meridian.
The said diverting works 10 consist OF
a dam across the outlets OF said springs
and n t,apezoldai open ditch Leading
therefrom, the length OF said ditch TO be-
about 1900 feet, the mean width 10 DO
TO be about II feet
Also for the construction OF diverting
works to convey the waters Of what ia
known as Sheep Spring. which issues in
Spring, which issues In the southwest
quarter OF section 10. OF Lake Sprinr
which issues In the northeast quarter Of
section 1s; Of Salt Spring. which issues
In the southwest quarter OF section Is, all
the Salt Lake Meridian; and OF Muskra,
Spring. which Issues In the southeast
quarter OF section H. township 2 south
OF range west OF the Salt Lake Meri-
dian; and Of Burnt Spring which Issues
In the southwes, quarter OF section g.
township south of range west Of tha
Salt Lake Meridian. oil in Skull Valley In
the County Of To0sls. State ~ Utah
The divsr;irg works VIII consis, ~
dams across the outlets OF said sprinys
and bitches Leading th-rsfrom INFO a
main ditch running northcRsterlr. which
main ditch viii he 800 feet long ~ /,
mean Width If about feet. snd aT e,rec-
tive denth 90 about ~ feet
The grading o, tho divertirg channel
viii he about feet rer mile.
For further Information Apply NJ tbs o..
fec 81 tho secretary az No ~ D~ssre,
News Building tc.ween tho hours Of ~
and u a, m, each day, where man, AND
other Information VIII te furnished
The company reserves the right 10 rsisc.
any snf all hids
iOSEpA AGRICULTURAL = STOCK co.
~ VIII q. Farreli. Secretary.
Dated NJ self Lake Ci'y. Utah. March
~ iocs
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NEWS OF THE STATE

the A. G, Woman's club and their part.
ners. The uut-of-dHtc costumes worn
occasioned no end Of amuscment. and
an excellent luncheon was also on.
loytd. Those present weto Mr. ana
Mrs :, ., stevens Mr. and Mrs. w
;, l.9ngton, Mr.. and Mrs. @. W.
Thatcher Jro Mr. and Mrs.. l.. 4.
Qstien, Mr. and Mrs. @. II. Champ,
Mr.. and Mrs A NJ Flemming. Mr.. and
AIRS. f. w. Thatcher, President and
Mrs. w j. Kerr, Mr.. ana Mrs. p. 4.
foder, MIR. and Mrs, y. D. Ball, Mayor
ana Mrs u. W. Robinson, Mr.. AMI
Mrs, Guy Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs, WIN
Jardine, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Jensen .
Misses Nora ElIason. Annie RAYMOND
Elizabeth Smith, Verna Bowman. Kate
Adams, Amanda Holmgren, Margaret
Wilkinson.
pleasant social event Of last Sat
urday night was the card party given
by Mr. and Mrs, w. W. Mclaughlin at
their home. The guests were, Cant.
and Mrs. Styer, Mr.. and Mrs, A. NJ.
Flemming, Prof. and Mrs. W. s. Lang
ton, Miss Ellason. Prof. Geo. Thomas.
Mr. Charlie Hansen. Mr.. Merrill Nib
ley.
few OF the friends OF Miss Martha
smith surprised her one evening OF
last week and spent a very pleasant
evening at her home. Among those
present were Mr., and Mrs Hal Farr.
Miss Beatrice Swlnyard Miss Maggie
Kent Mr.. VIII Wright, Mr.. Herschel
Wright, Mr.. Reeder and Mr. and Mrs
Skidmore.
very interesting meeting Of the A,
{, Woman's club was held at the home
or Mrs. Langton on Monday afternoon
last.
Misses Julia and Edna Nibley are
spending several weeks with relatives
in California.
Mr. j. j. Toronto OF Salt Lake has
been In town the past week on busi-
ness
Mr. Stanley Jonassen was a business
visitor this week.
Mrs. Walt Pyper is up from Salt
Lake on visit to her mother. Mrs.
Torgensen.
Mr.. James H. Martineau, who spent
several days in Logan. left for Mexico
on Monday.
Miss Virginia Blair has returned
IRON Provo, where she was the guest
Of Mr., and Mrs, Frank West.
Miss Lulu Ormsby OF Rexhurg, Ida.
is visiting relatives and friends In I.o-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. De witt and fami.
~ have returned from an extended
visit IN California.
Prof, A, f. Bowen of the b. Y. coll
lege, Is in Salt Lake.
Mr. Merrill Nibley who has been I'm
Logan for some weeks, has gone to
Oregon.
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ROBERT ]. BRoBeRG IS DEAD.
Tails q Victim of Typhoid--sunday
Meetings Of sunday school Union.

Meetings of Sunday school Union.
| Special Correspondence.
Logan, rache Co., March 80. Robert
| J. broberg Of the Seventh ward died
| wednesday evening OF typhoid fever,
from which he has been suffering FOR
nearly three months. Mr.. Btoberg Is
Is years Of age and has bsen resident
or this city for number OF years. He
| leaves q wife and four small children
| one OF the children has been afflicted
| with typhoid for some time and ~ In
very precarious condition. The little
one was taken In charge by sympathi2.
ing friends yesterday and was removed
70 the hospital for treatment, Mr.. Bro
bergs funeral VIII be held In the
| Seventh ward hall Saturday.
| Nicholas Jacobs, an aged resident OF
| the Fourth ward Is quite III OF asthma
| ana general debility. His son John
| Jacobs, the Rexburg lumber man. came
down yesterday to attend at his bed
side.
Al the Bishops meeting on Wednes-
day evening II was decided to hold the
sunday school union meetings ON Sun
day afternoons instead OF Tuesday
evenings as heretofore, The evening
meetings were a complete failure. hence
the change, The Religion class work.
ers Will also hold their conventions on
Sunday
James Kenrard, who arrived recently
from New York, Is visiting Mr., and
Mrs. w, 5, Lamoreau. Mr.. Kennard
has located at Riverside and on We'd
nesday last took unto himself wife
IN the person of Miss Elizabeth s.
Jardine The young people will make
their home at Riverside.
John L, Carbon the genial clerk at
the Bishops storehouse has resigned
and viii engage in the real estate husI-
ness with his brother L. S. Carbon.
Frank Is Nebeker viii deliver n lee
ture before the conjoint session of the
mutuals of the First ward on Sunday
evening next. other interesting fea
lures have also been arranged for
The city has put In a new foot bridge
over tho river and graded up the walk
near the Danielsen factory.
Carl CarVin has leased the Eagle cafe
and VIII have charge there In future.
Prof " j. Frederick, veterinary sur
geon at the A. c., is in Davis and We
Der counties engaged I'm institute work.
The fourth year class at the b. Y. G.
VIII give a ball at the college tonight.
The Rev. DR.. Wishard viii speak at the
Presbyterian chapel on Sunday next.
County Clerk Larsen has engaged
Miss Birdie johnson as stenographer.
DIR, T. y. Bulge has purchased the
Newbold residence on North Main
street. The consideration Us about
$4,000.
The inter-track meet at the A. c.,
takes place today
LOGAN SOCIETY
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney O.
stevens was the scene of a most en-.
Joyable social gathering on Thursday
evening, The affair was an old fash
oned party, given by the members OF
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MURRAY BoWLERS.
ARCADE
ACME,
CORBETT MONDAY.
rifhter Win Leave san Francisco To-
MORROW for Salt Like.

Young Corbett viii leave San Francisco
sunday morning for Salt Lake, according
10 telegram received here last night by
hmmie McClntlc, manager for Dick Hy-
land MCClintic also received word that
Alex Greggains was headed this way to
lak after the training Of Hyland. In San
hsndsc0 he fixed up arrangements with
tofbstt 10 come N'rc, az Corbett's man
isr was In Denver.
TfaIrlug Qual los for the two men have
Wi picked for Young Corbett at the
IT. department. gymnasium, and for Hy-
lAa at the Salt Palace.
:. II the Lyric last night young Tex met
EJhrd again and the two made a good
hresson as careful fighters, and good
hgkers on each others blows. Tex will
pdaely be retained for light work with
lglint Next Thursday the pair meet at
Hdtn under the management of Mr..
Giant oi the COrt pllVhouse
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einoon and evening for the benefit OF
the new organ fund.
Tho Y. NJ. NJ. !. A. meetings will close
here for the winter next Tuesday eve
nlng. pleasing programs having been
arranged for the closing. Elders meet.
ings will also close Monday evening
next.
Clarence Alfred, who has been In Can.
ada COR the past four years is In Lehl
visiting his parents. He is on his way
to the southern states to fill a miss On.
city Street Supervisor Wall is busy
having the streets levelled and gravel
hauled on them.
Mrs. Matilda Woods will open up mil
,ihary parlors IN the Ross building
Monday.
wednesday a son was born to Mrs
Joseph Wolston; Sunday, a daughter 10
mrs. A. f. Gaisford; Wednesday, a
daughter TO Mrs. Rufus King.
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"a. Master, Bob Mclean, Miss Raphael,
Nitginia Boy. Brown Patsy, Circus and
Black Joe also ran
Second race, three and half furlOngs
May J." n. los (Graham) is to 5. won
kamsack, ia buchanan Q 10 2, second
Ramlro, 100 CIV Kelly 100 to /. third.
Time 52A seconds. Berte A. Tanana,
Utica Menden, Goldena, Ocean Shore and
Bona also ran.
Third race, one mile Bird Of Passage.
l0 q. J. Walsh IL to 2, won; Easy street.
lQ2 SANDY 10 |. second Blackthorn. 10
(Wright to |, third. Time-l:t5n Elba,
Jolly Witch, Standard, Mountebank,
FLORENCE Fonso, Autohood and w. =.
Palmer also ran.
Fourth race, six and half furlongs.
kisber handlcap-Dr. Gardner, ZIG QDu.
gam TO ), won Princess Titania, LIS
lGraham) TO /, second, Sir Edward, IN
tRlcel l3 to |, third. Time--l;2 l1s. Toupeq
and TocolAw also ran
Fifth race, six furlongs-Lord Nelson
w SANDY to 5, won, Hedgethorn, l0i
lRtcel IL to ), second; Moncie Mabel %
Preston) 20 TO !. third. Time--l.l5h. Cock.
sure, Abe Meyer. Betsy, st. Volman and
Sainada also ran.
Sixth race, one mlle--Crt teal, i0T Rob-
insonl even. won. st. George, Jr III
tMindeO % to 5, second; Boloman, 9S
tGraham) 4 to !. third. Time 1884. Wee
lass and Wrenne also ran.
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A FAST MILE.
William Frank, olympic Athlete Docs
Event in Record Time.

View York, March William Frank OF
III lrish-American Athletic club, one OF
ne olympic games athletes, won the
nie Invitation handicap, the { ature event
VI ne first annual games OF the high
t,oo' Of commerce at tho Twenty second
regiment armory last night. Frank re-
SEtd a 0l-yard handicap over Melvin
" Sheppard, his clubmate, who was
snnh man. Five other contestants re-
cNsd liberal handicaps. Frank and Shep-
~ made thrilling finish. the former
,lnlhg hy less than two yards in the
na ume o. t;9 20 Sheppard's time was
49,, which Is the fastest time ever
lug up In the armory.
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LEHI.
NEW FLOUR MILL.
VIII start Monday-Pipe Organ VIII
BE Put In Tabernacle.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co.. March 30.-The new
Hour mill here will be put In commits
sion Monday with J. NJ Parry OF Elsl-
more In charge This mill which is one
oil Inc most modern In the west, will
nave capacity Of from so 10 10 bar
fels per day. IL will be run by a 90
horsepower motor the power being sum-
pied by the Utah County Light g. Pow
er company. The building is three
stories high with basement. The ma
chlnery was built by the Wolf company
OF sburg, Pa, and is the very
iate't and best improved. Much more
wheat Will be planted here this year 10
SUPPLY this mill, and indications are
tnat IL VIII be very profitable institu-
tloh' A number OF mill men will be
mere tomorrow from Washington, Ore
gon. Brigham City Nephl and other
PAGES 10 see this mill as IL is conceded
TO be one OF the best Of its kind.
Funeral services over the remains of
Ear Walden Austin, son OF Thomas
anu Name Austin, were held from the
n'h'e OF the grandfather John Austin
nInuay, at ~ a. M. the speakers beine
- ~ smith, George Austin ana Johi,
' smith, The young child was born
Sept 20 1904. at Sugar. Ida, where he
died March 2s. 1906 and was brought
here for burial.
Many repairs are being made at the
pulnping plant at the head of Jordan
ior the summers work Machinery IL
beihB installed and new house is he
ms built William A. Knight will have
charge OF the plant. and will be as
sisted by William Dansie and d. NJ.
Grlfhh, During the winter the lake
mas raised two ana half feet.
PIPE ORGAN FOR TABERNACLE.
The old reed organ at the new tab.
cthacie mas been taken out and shipped
TO Salt Lake city, and a new pipe on.
gan, costing $4,000, win be Installed AZ
once The Lehl Young Dramatic com
p p WI present Phyllis. the Beggar
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NOTICE OF SALE.

In the Third District Court, IN and for
Salt Lsko County. State OF Utah. IN the
matter Il the estate Of William Evars
private sails the following described
real estate. situate IA salt Iaks CSty
and County, State Of Utah .to-wit:
Commencing six o. rods north Of tbs
southwest corner OF lot FIVE (6, block
forty.nlne lis). plat p" SAl, Lake CITY
survey, and running thence north four 70
rods thence east ten dol reds, th.rr,
south four ~ rods, thence wrist ten deI
tho 10th day Of April. 1906 apt vrtttsn
hes will te rccsiysd a, Room No. pes-
eyet NATIONAL Bank Bclldi7g, Salt LAKE
C1t2. Utah; terms OF sole. east. tor psr
cent 70 We oaie AZ tho time 0; tho sale ssA
no balance oG confirmation
PHOEBE EvANS
Administrators os re Estate OF wlIIiau,s
Evans, Deceased.
Mesis ard Van Colt, Attoreys for n
tate
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OFF FOR ATHENS.
Two Americans PrcCedc Rest of Olym-
DiC Games Suuad

New York. March SIC. NJ Daniels, the
New York Athletic club swimmer, and
Marquard Schwartz OF the Missouri Attn
rope today In advance OF the rest OF the
American team en- route for the Olympic
games at Athens. The pair will go dI-
rect to Paris. where they will take sew
eral days practise to recover from the
erect OF their long idleness on board ship
from Paris they will go on to Naples and
continue their practise there, awaiting the
rest OF the American team, accompanying
the main body from there 10 Athens.
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nurse most of her lie. she PASSED
through tho Indian troubles In SAN
pete, helped settled Dixie and then
moved 10 Descret. She has lived in
Lewiston with her son ,or number
OK years. She has been a widow "a
years, She lived to see the fourth
generation married. A great number
OF friends attended the funeral and
all spoke In the highest praise OF her
good works.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division In and for Salt Lake Coun-
~, state Of Utah, In tho matter OF the
estate Of Ann Wilkie Deceased. Notice 80
Tho petition OF Mary Ann Cecil, Emily
Leath, Lydia Bates, Alice Estes. Eliza
Issuance Ia Joseph G. Cecil OF Letters OF
ADMINISTRATION In the estate OF Ann
Wilke deceased. has been set for hearing
on Saturday, tho 18th day OF April. A. D.
Court In Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Coun-
ty, Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed. this 2lth day ot
March, A. d. 1906.
tseaD j L. ELDREDGE, JR. Clerk
BY W. IT. Farnsworth, Deputy Clerk
Johnson a Fowler. Attorneys.
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PAYSON.
DEATH OF OLD CITIZENS.
MIS- Daldia A. Bodham and Grand
ma" Pcery Called Hence.

ma fcery Called Hence,
Payson, Utah Co., March SO.-Within
week Payson has lost two OF lis old
est ana highly esteemed citizens
On sunday afternoon Daldia Ann
bodham resident Of this city for the
past 10 years. died of debility com
picated with other ailments Her
health had been falling for wear or
more. Mrs. Bodham was born in som.
ersetshire, England, Jan. /, 1874, and
emlgrated TO Utah with her husband.
j.. M Bodham, I'm 1881, having Joined
.he Church about that time, and con-
uhued member OF IL I'LL her death.
she has two living sons here and eight
grandchildren. The funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon st 2
O'Clock, in the Second ward meeting
house.
BRANDING Peery passed away al the
nome OF her son. Bell" Peery yester-
day forenoon at IL o'clock OF general
debility and old age, she being at the
time OF her demise IS years and "a DAYS
or age Mrs Elenor l.. Peery was born
IN Tascwell county, Virginia March 8.
lsls and came to Payson II years az,
living most OF this time with her sons
OF whom she has three in this citv. two
residing In Missouri. Besides these liv-
ing children she leaves many grand
children and great-grandchildren The
funeral services were held this after
noon In the NJ f. church, OF when
she was member,
out OF respect for Mrs Peery. the
Payson public schools were closed 20
day, In order that the teachers md
scholars might attend the funeral SER
vices. The deceased was the mother
Of George A. Peery, one OF the school
board.
Miss Maud Chapman. who died az the
Palmer rooming house IN Salt Lake
city. March "a, Of consumption. was
buried In the Payson city cemetery
Monday. The funeral services were held
In the Second ward Westinghouse M
10 o'clock. Miss Chapman was for
mer resident of this city. having gone
TO school here two years ago. She was
IS years OF age and n lovahle Young
woman.
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take great amount OF the profit that
might otherwise be obtained
Prot Merrill aud Bishop Stohl ~ the
ltah ARD Farm co were present ard
advocated union OF the farmers that
% consolidation might be effected looS-
Ing toward the organization OF q COM
panv To secure q boring machine. Prot.
Merrill eNpls med that he had nsde
numerous inquiries during the past
fe" months, and believed that arrange
ment@ had noW been made whereby a
bofihg machine could be obtelued. and
on experiment made az q VERY small
expense. lie outlined a plan by whic h
this could he done and met With a
unanimous response from the farmers
present \ committee consisting OF
MeSsrs T g, VIM. !. {. HYDE ] w
PaNmnu g. n Grace Stephen Boswell
IT, j.. Foote. and j. w. Olpin. were APP
pointed IA solicit subscriptions for
stock.t to draw up articles OF lncorpora-
non ard 10 nominate officers for the
company Prof. Merrill aud President
faxnan were appointed committee
10 inspect boring machines. and make
tne purchase subscription list was
started ut the meeting and more than
u'Il enough money subscribed al the
meeting To secure the machine. The
ian Experiment Station viii be
asked to give whatever assistance II
Sah IN this matter. as IL was believed
w Tue FARMERS present. that the great
tst problem comforting the arid farmer
III thls state today, was the question OF
securing sufficient water for domestic
use, II Is to be hoped that the efforts
or these gentlemen VIII be slccessfuI
as II would result In placing this new
INDUSTRY on safe basis. Dry farming
u PROBABLY the greatest industry I'm
inns section today and the people gen.
rraily reel very much elated over the
prospects for this year.
II is understood that the tr,oh Arid
Farm company has 1000 acres seeded
70 iail wheat and that this wheat IL in
eeXcelient condition at present. Prof
Merflii, The manager OF this company
expressed himself TO your corresnond.
eht' as being entirely satisfied with tho
prospects. Wv" ''e
CAhTER-suDWICK NUPTIALs.
A marriage license was issued by the
county clerk Tuesday the 9th m Jobn
sudwick and Miss Wtnnie Carter. Tho
happy couple were married in Tho
Mahll temple Mr.. and Mrs. Sudwlck
VIII reside In Nephi.
tuesday, evening farewell party was
~ tNo OF our young men
aoner lanner and Roy Pay who are
81 .e"'e on missions for the Southern
states April T. Besides a pleasant even.
Ing purse Of money was presented 70
the young brethren.
By way of change there are Few
Gays OF sunshine. leaving everybody
TO wonder II spring or more rain awaits
the near future.
James +. Tanner, formerly Of Provo
mas opened up meat market In his
gNther Main street property. Mr.,
inner cohtemplates the running OF a
green grocery department in connection
with the meat trade.
The visit Of the b. Y. Il. faculty OF
Provo was greatly enjoyed by those
VINO attended the meetings held Satur-
DAY and Sunday last in the tabernacle.
Agricultural, educational and religious
topics were discussed.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division. IN and for Salt Lake Coun.
", State OF Utah, In the matter OF tho
estate Of Elijah f. Sheets, De-
ceased Notice. The petition Of Ed
ward L. Sheets and Edwin s.
sheets the two surviving executors
Of the estate of Elijah +, Sheets, deceased.
praying for the appointment Of Heber S.
Sheets as one Of the executors OF the said
estate, In tho place Of Nephi NJ. Sheets,
now deceased, has been set for hearing
ON Saturday, the 7th day OF April, A. ID.
1896, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the County
Court House, IN the Court Room Of said
Court, in Salt Lake City Salt Lake Coun-
ty Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed. this 18th day Of
March A. ID. 1906
tSeaD ], L. ELDREDGE, JR,, Clerk.
Young Moyle, Attorneys for Petit
TONERS.
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ODDS TURN TRICK.
ions'hol Horse Works Hard and
Makes Killing for RncLer

"a Francisco, March S0,-At Oakland
tdsy James A. Murray was n diffeTen,
re a, p 10 1 than when a favorite. A
Ivy ume ago he stopped al fve fur.
SsF' Snlle today he pissed tho field and
~ w lIe iavorlte Rector. safe all tho
~ paNanIc, who raced out with the
,e 4as' ,ured and dropped into third no.
, s..n Ut Gardner made his farewell
s sys ,il here In the Kisber handlcap
4. raves with flying colors. At > 10 s
'sgeu olt with Princess Tltanla and
Ws,n IN trouble IN winning as he pleased.
S Ky, RAINY track. sloppy. Results:
y,.,ss, IaCe tuturty cOursc---James A.
e Z, ,d' ~ tRobIuson) ., to /. won Rec.
y,L' ~ ViRhaml y to 20 second Cal.
.''iT ~ lynch 9 to 2. third. Time
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Col OEE CHEAP.

He may well think, he has got of
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constipation or indigestion. Is stu able
to perfectly restore his health Nothing
will do this but DR.. Kings New Life
Pills A quick, pleasant, and certain
cure Tor headache, constipation, etc.
25c at 2. C. NJ I. Drug Store. ll2-1lt
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