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The new age., 1906-11-24
EDITORIAL
THANKS SGIVING.

THANKSGIVING.
Thanksgiving will come next week,
and will be duly observed according to
custom, and never before have the
people of Portland and Oregon had
more to be thankful for, or to rejoice
and take comfort in-for as to the
thanks, that is of course, mostly a
matter Of form and by most people is
not considered at all. All our holi-
days, even Decoration day, runs prin-
cipally to amusements, feasting and
frolic, which are we'll enough if not
overdone
Oregon and Portland have grown
and developed more during the past
year than in any preceding year, and
there was never before so bright a
prospect ahead for the state and the
city, as now. In some localities there
were partial failures of some kinds Of
crops; prices for some are not quite
as high as their producers would
like; there have been about the usual
number of minor calamities and cas-
ualties, but on a comprehensive view
of the whole situation few, if any peo-
pie of like number have more to be
thankful for than those of Oregon,
and particularly of Portland.
Perhaps, yes, indeed surely, the
greatest one thing to rejoice over is
the building Of the North bank rail-
road. AS the New Age has said before
this will be of inestimable benefit to
this city and is the principal cause of
the great growth that has been wit
messed.
Next in importance was the con-
solidation of the city and suburban
electric lines and the incorporation
and financing of company to build a
system of electric roads through the
Willamette valley 1t is true that the
actual building of these roads has not
begun, or has not progressed far as
yet, but the project is "sure co. -
and building will be pushed forward
rapidly next year.
This is only one of several railroad
enterprises that will within the next
two or three years serve to develop
Oregon ''by leaps and bounds" and to
an extent heretofore undreamed Of
There will be two or three roads to
Coos Bay, one or more roads from
Portland to Tillamook, roads across
Central Oregon and feeders and elec.
trio lines will multiply; and then we
shall see Oregon and her cities boom
Portland of course most of al. An
actual beginning of all this has been
made, the promise of speedy fulfill
ment is sure, and therefore Oregon
ians can hurrah and be thankful
Industries are thriving, businss is
booming, the state abounds with
plenty, and notwithstanding a few
Democrats fill important Offices the
state, county and city governments
are pretty well administered; schools
and churches flourish; everybody who
wants to work can get job, and sc
almost everybody can be thankful or
the proper occasion next Thursday.
The new age., 1906-11-24

1t was nearly IL years ago that
Bourne held up the Legislature and de-
feated the will of the people-a far
less excusable trick than it would be
next winter to devise some means to
beat him, and give him taste of his
own medicine.
The new age., 1906-11-24

What claim, will anybody tell, has
Jonathan Bourne on the Republican
party? And who can vouch that he
is a Republican? He certainly was
not the last time he was prominently
in public view.
The new age., 1906-11-24

With SO out of 80 votes in the Legis-
lature it would seem that the party
was entitled to a Republican Senator,
instead of Bourne.
The new age., 1906-11-24

Nobody who knows Frank Baker
supposes his proposal to donate his
printing plant to the state is inspired
by any sentiment of gratitude or gen.
erosity. He isn't built that way.
But having enjoyed big rake-off from
The new age., 1906-11-24

What is needed in Salem next win
ter is a number of Republican '1nsuT-
gents" enough to defeat Bourne.
The new age., 1906-11-24

No wonder the proposition of Frank
Baker to give anything of any value
away caused a sensation.
The new age., 1906-11-24

Does Mr.. Hartman own this town
Ask the council.
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T 5 Ogden News

Interment took place in the ogden city
cemetery.
WEDDING BELLS.
Licenses TO wed were granted to the
following couples:
John II. Warson OF Helena. Mont.
and Miss Nellie w. Folk OF Ocean Park,
Cal. both OF lawful age.
Farley Mcmillan OF Murray and Miss
May Pugh OF Salt Lake were married
by President c. +. Middleton.
COREY BROTHERS GET PIPE LINE
CONTRACT.
The Hartman lines which recently
purchased the water supply OF Taylor's
canyon. let the contract this morning
for the construction OF the pipe line.
The contract was let 20 Corey Broth
ers, and the price Is stated as about
$4,000. The lines will extend from the
canyon to the Union depot and other
points and VIII be about five miles in
length.
THREE YEARS FOR GRAND
LARCENY.
Everley Wilbur, charged with grand
larceny, appeared before Judge Howell
this morning and pleaded guilty. He
was sentenced TO three years in the
state prison, Arthur Carr. charged with
burglary, also pleaded guilty, but up
on recommendation OF the prosecution
sentence OF only one year was I'M
posed.
OGDEN PRESS CLUB.
There will be meeting on Sunday
next of Ogden newspaper men with n
view to organizing an Ogden Press club.
There will be about rs members.
CAR AND COW COLLIDE.
Last evening a streetcar collided with
COW and so bodily injured the ami
NAL that II had TO be killed. The car
was thrown from the track.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
In the matter of the estate and
guardianship OF Margaret and Pamela
Spargo, their brother, John n. Spargu
has petitioned the district court for his
appointment as guardian. The estate
is valued at $4,000.
Mr., and Mrs. Farley Taylor are hap
ply over the arrival in the home of q
fine baby boy, their first born.
An agreement was signed last eve
nlng whereby Dick Hyland and George
Decker will give 20-round boxing con-
test Nov. at the Grand Opera House.
Tonight the Juvenile Bostonians APP
pear again at the Grand Opera House,
and tomorrow night Miss Mamie Tout
and her sisters appear in grand opera.
The Weber club has accepted the in
v,tation Of the Salt Lake Commercial
club TO join its excursion Oct. 81 to
Beatty, New.
Tonight the Woodmen of the World
parade and public meeting at the Carne-
gle library take place.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
M. I. A. WORKERS.
ais Brown Suffers Further Loss by
Fire,

special Correspondence.
NJ Pleasant. Sanpete Co., Oct. H.
= most profitable conjoint session OF
ss T. NJ. and Y. l.. NJ. I. A. was held
ccsnaay evening. Elder Benjamin
vvuaard OF the general board was
meseht and In an able manner dis
e.ssed the work to be taken up the
coming year.
me Y. NJ, M. I. A. OF the North
, ssiu neld its initial meeting last even
Inc officers Of tho organization
W. NY W. y Watson, president, MILFORD
WIZ Mn. ana NJ. r. Anderson. counselors.
wnmno1q rasmussen. secretary, and
'''ain Hanse assistant secretary.
MORE LOSS BY FIRE.
s,,h ,ne issue Of tho "News" on the
.Ssa mention was made OF a fire In
s",, 'Id OF Hans Brown. wherein
sr e oOO bushels Of grain were con-
,sr aeS, After tho smouldering em-
q, ,, nad lain couple of days, a gust
rhiohu tanned them into a flame,
door n continued to burn until the out
,srL buildings, strawpilc and a hay
10y" we're also burned up.
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lIIY. AULAN|SkI
ENTERS DEMURRER
70 Complaint Of J. D. sksen-
Action is irregular and
Illegal.
CASE UNDER AMUSEMENT
e,.pd Jury or state Atts'-Gen'
WY eral eau Bring Proceedings to
Remove County Attorney.

a.. ,s--County Attorney IL.
V ssS,,ari.ki has demured to the COM
. ,.i ns sworn TO by J. d. skeen, cnare'
pam, nm with neglect Of duty The de-
ms nl." ,.,s forth that the court has no
nun acton in the action; that tne
S,ntft has not the legal capacity ,nat tho 10
p' pc :, maintain this action; mat ,no
sue nt does not state facts sum
een n, 70 constitute cause of action or
s l.a',, the plaintiff or accuser 70 tne
emu" ..aved for or for any relief. That
i'l', 49,, accusation Is barred by the
ue ' ~ of section ISIS, which sets
FV .A.t an action brought against
wv scer for neglect Of duty must be
80 ..b, within two years from the TINT
MV w. ,l,aqed negligence, and as that
W. has lapsed since the alleged aus aus
uns committed the DEFENSE claims inc
~, nortlon Of the accusation must
rs' MAIN point on which the defend-
~. siiorney, II. II. Henderson, de-
w "a the accusation is lack OF jur-
a ls',,s N as section 4579 revised sta
4 1895, entitled Procedure for
N Wa Of county attorney con-
i'%s his provision, THE same
, Wa may be had on like grounds
y. tss removal of county attorney,
. ~ hat the accusation must be
VA. By the grand jury or by the at
.oyr.g general Of the state, and must
X SslIyered by the foreman of the
T.nJ Jury or the attorney general to
\. Clerk. and by him to the judge OF
ma district court of the county, who
must thereupon appoint someone TO
nj as prosecuting officer IN the mat
,Sr or Mace the accusation in the hands
Al he county attorney OF an adjoining
couny and require him to conduct the
proceedings"
Judge Howell, after hearing lengthy
sryuments from J. N. Kimball for the
yr@ecution and II. II. Henderson for
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spring he contracted a severe case Of
typhoid, and as soon as he recovered
from that, blood poison set In as re-
suit Of wound inflicted by a pair OF
rusty shears, He had but just recover
ed from this last trouble when heart
and lung trouble affected him, and
were the cause OF his death. He Is
survived by son, his wife having died
six years ago.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence, Christian Wlllardson presiding,
The speakers were President l., II. An
derson, Mons Nelson. l.. M. Olson and
Henry Beal.
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C. McGinnis VS. Chas. f. McGlnnis was
taken today In the Fourth district
court. and the matter taken under ad-
visement till Friday.
Emma Caroline Trueblood, OF Lehi,
was granted decree OF divorce from
W. r. Trueblood, on the ground Of
desertlon.
In the case OF Provo City VS. Thos. c.
Thompson, the motion for a new trial
was denied, and defendant fined 81 and
costs.
The case OF owen Morgan VS.. William
simmons. involving title to land in
Spanish Fork, is now being heard.
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BOUNTIFUL
JOSEPH S. DAWSON DEAD.
Peculiar Cause OF Death, Resulting
From Slight Cut While Shaving.

Special Correspondence.
Bountiful, Davis Co., Oct. i.-Joseph 5,
Dawson, one OF Bountfuls most re-
spected citizens. passed away on the llth
inst. The cause OF death was very pecu'
liar. About week previous 10 his death
tho deceased. while shaving, happened 10
inf1ict a slight cut on the cheek near
the ear which soon developed into cry
sipelas. and In spite Of all that could be
done for him, the disease spread over his
body, causing his death.
Funeral services Were held In the taber-
naclo Sunday afternoon and was largely
attended The deceased leaves wife and
six children besides an aged mother To
mourn his departure. lie was jG years nt
ago and a member OF Utonia tent No. IL,
Knights OF the NPccabces
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DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
1--WE

Peter Fry. Woodruff, Pa, writes; "Af-
ter doctoring for two years with the best
physicians In Waynesburg, and stu get
ting worse, the doctors advised me IL |
had any business to attend to | had better
attend TO It az once, as / could not pos
sihly live another month as there was no
cure for me. Foley's Kidney Cure was
recommended to me by a friend. and |
Immediately sent my son TO the store for
1t, and after taking three bottles began
TO get better and continued to improve
unti / was entirely we'll" For sale by
+. j. Hill Drug Co
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A Lucky posTNIIsrREss

"a Mrs Alexander. Of Cary. Me- who
has found DR. Kings New Life Pills to
be the best remedy she ever tried Tor
keeping the stomach, Liver ana BOW
els In perfect order. your agree win
her II YOU try these painless purifiers
That infuse new life. Guaranteed by
20. NJ. |. Drug Dept, liz and ia SO.
Main St. druggists. Price Csc
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NEW FOREST RESERVE MADE.
Msatch Division Of the Uintah Re-
serye--Wedding Bells.
sa,ial Correspondence.

seial Correspondence.
Foyo Oct 1s.-The forest reserve
tie here has been notified that tho
etident has Issued proclamation Gre
ding the Wasatch division of the
l'lntah forest reserve, consisting OF S6
sections south of Provo river. in range
east, and 20 sections east OF Spring.
lille, In range east
The headquarters OF the Fish Lake
forest reserve has been moved from
fremont to Salina and Ranger Nathan
j. Smell OF the Ulntah reserve has been
Instructed to report at once TO Forest
Inspector w. w. Clark, at Salina. It is
supposed Mr.. Smell will he assigned to
duties In the Fish Lake reserve.
HoLDAwAY.RoBINsoN WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued to
ioseph Robinson and Gina Holloway,
pch Of Provo.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Evidence In the divorce suit Of Edna
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4 MOST WORTHY ARTICLE.

When an article has been on the market
for years ard gains friends every year,
il is safe to cali this medicine a worthy
one such is Balard's Horehound syrup.
II positively cures coughs and all Pull.
monary diseases. one " the best kn3wl
merchants in Mobile, Ala, says For
five years my family has not been trou-
bled with the winter coughs; We owe this
10 Ballard's Horehound Syrup. know
IL has saved my children from many sick
spells" Sold BY y. c, NJ. ] DRUG Dept
li2 and ~ South Main Street.
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COALVILLE.
SUMMIT DEMOCRATS.
Meet In County Convention and Name
Full Ticket.

Coalville. Summit Co., Oct. IL
The Democrats of summit county met
in convention today and nominated the
following ticket:
presentative-Daniel Lambert OF
kamas.
Commissioners--(Fo term).
George Smith of Park City; (two-year
term), Freeman Malin Of louisville.
Sheriff-Matt Leahy OF Park City.
Clerk--William Pack of Kamas.
Recorder-E;1y Brim Of Echo.
Attorney--Dan I. Shields of Park
City.
Assessor-James Waters OF Park
City.
Treasurer--D. J. Dalivan.
Superintendent OF Schools--W. NJ.
Boyden of Coalville,
Surveyor--E. III. Rhead of Coalyille.
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FRUITLAND, N. MEX.
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
Governor IIoggtrman Makes Rousing
Address Before school Children.

Special Correspondence.
Fruitland. y. NJ, oct lO.-Today
Frultland for the first time I'm us his
tory entertained the governor OF the
territory. The occasion was The WISH
Of GOV. Haggerman He was escorted
10 the schoolhouse, where the students
and a goodly number Of citizens Were
gathered. Gov Haggerman made a
snort and stirring speech, after which
the school saug America and the
governor shook hands With the students
and citizens. The distinguished guest
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poN.T BE IMPOSED UPON.

Foley & Co. Chicago. originated Honey
and Tar as throat and lung remedy
and on account of the great merit and
nonularity Of Foley's Honey and Tai
many limitations are offered for the gen
uine. These worthless limitations have
similar sounding names. Beware Of them
The genuine Foley's Honey and TarIis IN
any substitute. Tt Is the hest remedy for
coughs and colds. For sale by r. J. Hlll
Drug Co,
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granted Joseph Myers from Sarah
Myers, on account OF desertion.
BEAVER COUNTY FAIR.

on Wednesday morning the Beaver
county fair will be opened. The art
and produce exhibit will open in the
East ward assembly hall, the stock ex-
hiblt in the Tanner grounds, and the
sports in the grounds of Beaver Drlv-
ing a. Athletic association.
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A GARD.

This is to certify that all druggists are
authorized to refund your money IL Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your
cough or cold. 1t stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents serious results
from a cold Cures la grippe cough and
prevents pneumonia and consumption.
Contains no opiates. The genuine is IN
yellow package. Refuse substitutes
For sale by h. j. Hill Drug Co.
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No other remedy on earth is so
good for children as Mollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea; makes them cat, sleep
and grow Bright eyes, rosy cheeks
Tea or Tablets, SO cents. Y. G. NJ. l..
Drug Dept, 112-114 Main ST.
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EPHRAIM.
ACADEMY FOUNDERS DAY,
'''''ocmors,cd Nov. 5--Dcmise OF
Hclmert Olson.

r,0M correspondence.
onpnraim, sanpete Co.. Oct 1.-THE
,ronI ,ltleo is working earnestly on the
Sno, ,am LOT the Founders day OF the
sro w academy. Nov. 3, and the classes
~ r'eparing for the occasion.
sIsoi s,ndents Of the academy r,et and
as sai us officers for the present year.
cllsorI Otis stewart, president
Arsyeuu. Madson. vice president. and
Treasurer. sun secretary and
f. mo- Thomas McClary delivered hi.
Nr,N ~ lecture on the "AIIssion ~
ihe on the evening of oct. Ia in
,nce w a hall. The large audi
tertahts highly pleased with the en-
rIes Of sent, This Is the first Of a SO i.
On aur, seven entertainments 10 he Civ
Of tbe lug The year under the auspices
aAisE OF HELMERT OLSON.
Olson way tho remains OF Helmert
cenetcrrve we're laid TO rest, In tho parry
swcdsns Deceased was native ~
been , sor NE last three wears nv ha na no. !.
las h asSSsxlng in Idaho, Ana ,at,e", nc
considerable sickness. Last
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DO you know that $500 a week will
bring a good Piano In your home, that
YOU viii own, y. Y. & Western Piano
Co, ~ Market st.
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NEW IRRIGATING PLANT.

The new lifting plant will soon be in
place and will help wonderfully in the
way of irrigation, as it has capacity
of sufficient water to lrrigate 500 acres.
II covers the Kirkland mesa ond means
much 10 the people as the system Is
owned by the farmers themselves.
Work will again be resumed on the
new school and Westinghouse this
week, and It Is desired to complete it
for use by the holidays This win be
much more central for meetings Of all
kinds.
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BEAVER CITY.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
Short Court Sesslon--Beaycr County
Fair This Week.

Special Correspondence.
Beaver City, Beaver Co., Oct i5.-The
quarterly conference OF Beaver stake
was held on Saturday and Sunday last,
and WAS wen attended. Elders Francis
NJ. Lyman and Orson II. Whitney were
present, and each gave practical and
timely instructions. Elder lEbenezer
Tanner was released from the high
council, and Elder Fred T. Gum OF
Adamsville was set apart to Ill the va
cancy. Elder Tanner will be set apart
MS bishop of Milford ward. vice Elder
J, T. Tanner, who Is now a member
OF tho stake presidency. Elder Orrice
A. Murdoch was ordained a patriarch.
The Sunday evening was occupied by
the Mutual Improvement associations
In Joint conference. Elder O. f. Whit
ney made an interesting and forceful
talk,
COURT SESSION
A short session Of the district court
was held last week, Judge Chichester
presiding. Judge Greenwood being de-
tanned AZ the bedside Of his sick daugh-
ten. a few minor probate matters
We're disposed of, and divorce was
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lPROVO DEPARTMENT

News delivered carrier night SUNDAY excepted AZ
perm
@ @ tof Srd Snrh YpNrs Ind M "
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is THE MOON INHABITED.

Science has proven that the moon has
an atmosphere. which makes life in
some form possible on that satellite !,
but not for human beings, who have a
hard enough time on this earth Of ours,
especially those who don't know that
Electric Bitters cure Headache, Bilious
ness, Malaria. Chils and Fever, Jaun-
dice. Dyspepsia, Dizziness Torpid Liv-
err, Kidney complaints. General Debility
and Female weakness. Unequalled as
a general Tonic and Appetizer for
weak persons and especially for the
aged. 1t induces sound sleep. Fully
guaranteed by z. c, NJ |. Drug Dept.
liz and ia SO. Main St. druggists
Price only soc.
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The Is to 80 c cent Discount on
House Furnishings will be given until
further notice at the l. y, L.
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our patterns 1T the hard-to-fit.
Easy, quick perfect system-keister's.
3S3 west First North.
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the defendant, took the matter under
advisement.
JURY VENIRE EXHAUSTED.

something that perhaps never hap
pened so early In the year In Ogden
before occurred yesterday when the
entire jury yenlre drawn for the 1906
term or The Second district court was
exhausted. Twice before the entire
list of jurors was exhausted, one year
the last OF November and the other
time In December, both years caused
by the drawing OF so many special Jury
venires for railroad companies. The
exhausting Of the jury box this year
was caused by the special venires called
before a jury could be secured In the
cases against the city councilmen, which
has been n heavy expense All the
names of the 40 jurymen will be placed
back ID the jury box today by order
OF Judge Howell, so that some OF the
jurylnen Will get chance to serve
again this year, there being almost
three months more remaining before a
new list OF Jurors will be drawn.
The box was exhausted In an endeav-
or to secure jury to serve IN the muir
der case against James III. Crawford,
the colored man who shot and killed
another negro named G. G. Lockhart
July q. The case is now on trial in
the district court before Judge Howell.
The following seven jurors were ac-
cepted up TO last night In the case:
Martin =. Brown, Joseph r. Hanson,
John NJ, Brown. w. w. Elmer, Andrew
A. Clark, David Byrne and John Cur
ttg
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

Funeral services over the remains of
Undrick Boekweg were held at the
First ward Westinghouse yesterday at
etrnoon at o'clock. Bishops Counselor
Stone presiding. The ward choir sang
several selections. A duet, entitled,
Count Your Many Blessings" was
sung by Mrs. Walter Holbrook and
Miss Allie FAIR. and Mrs. Holbrook
sang solo. The speakers We're Bishop
ID. II. Ensign, Elders j. w. f. Volker,
A. Van Dam. Bernard A. Denkers, T..
Neuteboom and Rudolph Jams, all OF
whom, except the bishop had met the
deceased in Holland while laborlng as
missionaries and whose home was open
10 the elders. Each testified to the great
amount of good he accomplished in
helping TO preach the gospel and of his
faithfulness.
The services were largely attended
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was then driven out and viewed the
large 30-foot coal vein aud then re-
turned to Pennington where the Re-
publicans have reception prepared.
SCHOOL STARTS.
School started Monday, the Sth, with
J. A. Vance as principal and Angie V.
F'risby, assistant, both OF Provo. Utah,
and Miss Lee of Arizona, teaching IN
upper schoolhouse, Attendance Is COOL
and there is every assurance OF a sue
cessful school term.
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SCHOOL STARTS.
CROPS GOOD.

Farmers are having this year the
heaviest crops known in years, espe-
cially in fruit.
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Interment took place in the ogden Cit.
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old ReIIoLous sell eame.

There is no trick to which Brahmin
priests will not resort in order TO ex-