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RANDOLPH.
DEATH OF B. r.. BRoUoH.
Victim OF Typhoid Pneumonia athcr
William Norris Passes Away.

Special Correspondence.
Randolph. Rich Co. Nov. 2i.-ln mo
death OF Benjamin N4lard hrough ot
This PLACE ON the l2th inst, tho com-
munity lost "a good citizen. the iather
and mother "a loving and dutiful son
the widow ana children goui husband
and father
IS H. Trough WAS the SON of samuel
and Elizabeth Boft nrough. Born pa
randolph. Rich county. July o. lA'f
md tho time OF his death be- Was
member OF the high council supcnnten-
dent of the sunday school of Randolph
aud "a member of the ward choir ana
dramatic association ana faithful
worker in AN Church positions he hrla.
lie leaves Ca vito and four chiidrEl'
Two boys and two girls also TWO bioth-
ers ard six sisters besides DIS aged
fathc. and mothor. ln 1880 De- went
on "a mission 40 England whore ho Ia
bored for two years in thn Manchester
conference on his return home he was
elected county utufurcr for Two terms
the cause of ha oath was Bphoid
pneumonia. From which De suffered
Tor ~ DAVIS.
the funeral WAS held from tho ward
tabernacle on tho 10Th inst. and in
torment An the Randolph cemetery. The
funeral was under the direction OF
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Winter Course In the Beaver Branch
OF the Brigham Young
University.

The Beaver Branch OF the Brigham
Young University begins It's winter
course December End. IL continues un-
an March 80th. This course is open
with view 70 accommodating young
men and women who are not able to
enter school al the beginning OF tho
year. Those completing this course will
be granted one semester'a credit. The
subjects offered are: The common
branches; high school studies. also
courses an lronwork, Domestic Science
Domestic Art and Agriculture. The
tuition for the winter course is $500.
plus yi0O library Zee. ln addition 10
the above courses. special instruction
win be given IN Elocuilou, Art. Book
keeping, and Stenography
Board and lodgings can be had for
S325 90 $3.50 "a week.
n you wish further Information, con-
corning The work please write the prin-
cipal OF the Institution.
Yours Respectfully
j. r.. HICKMAN. Principal
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Don't risk neElectinR these
warnings the disease
before IL reaches the lungs.
OF THE EARS.
Catarrh extends from the
throat along the eustachian
tubes into The ears, causing
partial or complete deaf
ness. Quickly cured with lit
tie cost by DIS shores
famous treatment.
rs your hearing failingl
do your ears dlschargeY'
els the wax drying In
your ears7'
DO you hear better some
days than others?"
rs your hearing worse
when you have a cold?"
Don't neglect th.s until
your hearing la irroparably
destroyed.
or THE STOMACH.
Catarrh " the stomach Is
usually caused by swallow
lns poisonous mucous which
drops down from the head
and thrOar ~ night Quickly
cured az little cost hy Drs.
shores famous tres tment
lis there nsusea7F
DO YOU bclch up gas7''
Are YOU c0nstipoted2"
Us your vouEue coated %
DO you bloat up after
eatug2'
els there coretant had
taste in the mouthg"
Now is the time 90 be per
mauentIy cured. urs. shores
are curing hundreds every
year.
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half and tell the details of the terrible
fight and the circumstances which led
~ 20 it. He VIII exnonerato Edward
Lawrence, who Is charged with being
Implicated with him ina the affair. and
Mr. Lawrence will. it is understood.
also take the witness stand. being tho
only eye witness to the murder his
testimony win be OF Importance.
Mrs. Hull and her daughter. who were
the star witnesses for the prosecution,
wiz be here 20 give their evidence. 1t
rs not expected that "a Jury will be
secured IN less than two days. and the
taking OF testimony win occupy the
greater part Of week
Mrs Beers widow OF the doctor his
father and brother win be here 10 Is
stated.
Mr. Lawrence win not have his hear
ing until the case against Walker is
completed.
DEATH or JOSEPH SEVERN.
The announcement Of the death
Thursday OF Joseph Severn OF this
city which occurred at McMinnville.
Or. came as a shock to his many
friends In Ogden. While 80 was known
he had gone there three months ago
for the benefit OF his health. yet the
end was not thought to be so near. A
complication OF ailments resulted IN
his death. He was 81 years OF age. July
Is last, and leaves besides his wife.
who was with him when the end came.
four daughters and two sons.
Mr.. Severn was one OF the oldest and
best known men connected with the
freight department OF the Hartman
lines. He had been In the railroad
services about 30 years. and was pen
stoned this summer for long and faith
full service. He was also a prominent
member Of the Baptist church, being
one OF the de0cons OF the ogden
church. His body will be brought to
Ogden for burial; Il is expected 10 ar
rive some time Sunday The time and
place OF funeral will be announced
later.
FUNERAL OF LITTLE CHILD.
The Marriott ward westinghouse was
well filled with relatives and friends
who assembled to sympathize with Mr.
and Mrs. Edward T. Covington IN the
death OF their 7-year-old daughter
Florence. Bishop Moronl Marriott pre-
sided az the funeral services which
We're commenced ut O'Clock Appro-
pirate musical selections were rem
dered by the ward choir President
G. r. Middleton. Elder II. c. Jacobs
and Bishop Marriott spoke words Of
comfort to the family on the purity ~
children and the power OF the resur-
rection Burial was made In the Og-
den city cemetery.
BANQUET TO NEWSPAPERMEN.
Manager Shealy has selected Judge
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wilkins a boy OF 10. who has been
on probation from the juvenile court
Of Spanish Fork. was arraigned before
Judge A. A. Noon OF Provo and
bound over to the district court FOR
burglary. For this offense IN all prob
ability he VIII be sent to the indus
trial school at ogden.
Being thankful TO again receive his
liberty, after serving a To-day SEN
tence. VIM. Quintln imbied too free
~ and I'm consequence Judge A. A.
Noon gave him s. or five days, and.
OF course, he took the FIVE days more. Eu-
gene Wilson also contributed IS for
being drunk.
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DEATH OF LOUIS J. HoLTHER.

Ogden, Nov. 30.--I.ouis ]. Holther. a
prominent and highly esteemed citizen
OF ogden, died at 1886 this morning
at his residence, 81 Twenty eighth
street OF Brights disease OF three
months duration. This affiction was
the result OF an attack OF ptomain pois-
oning. which occurred at one Of the
railroad camps OF the Corey Construc-
ton company, OF which he was prom
inent director. lie was 80 years ~ age.
and Is survived by his mother, wife
and three children.
Mr.. Holther was one OF Ogden's
bright and promising young men; he
had been prominent In political and
other affairs. was chief deputy county
clerk for four years under G.. x. Hol-
lingsworth He was , member Of the
l1lks' club and a graduate OF West
Point Military academy. He was also
an active member Of the Mormon
Church. His funeral will be held Mon
day al O'Clock, from the Fifth ward
Westinghouse, and his remains may N
viewed same date, between the hours
Of 20 and ].
WEDDING PERMITS.
Licenses to wed were granted to the.
following couples:
C. H. Helsley and Miss Eva c. Shaw,
both OF Boise, Idaho,
William Umberger OF Salt Lake City
and Miss Adah Phillips OF ogden. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
Elder David OMcKay.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Fred +. Dalton who has been court
deputy under County Clerk Mattson,
has resigned his position to take effect
Dec. /. He VIII take a position with
the ogden Commission company Who
his successor viii be has not been de-
cided uson.
Tonight William H. Vests Minstrels
play at the Grand Opera House NeS4
Friday night Florence Roberts, who
is always a favorite I'm ogden, plays
'Zira.' one week from tonight
''Thorns and Orange Blossoms" viii be
played
Judge J. A. Howell went 70 Eureka
today 70 deliver the MEMORIAL address
before the Elks' lodge OF that place
The local Elks hold their memorial
services az 3 30 tomorrow.
Funeral services over the remainse OF
eaton Love, who died Wednesday so
suddenly from apoplexy. viii be he'd
Sunday at ~ O'Clock at the NolGi
Ogden Westinghouse. Burial win be-
made I'm the North ogden cemetery.
Robert Nye and his young bride are
visiting in ogden with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. J. y. Nye.
Judge II. II. Rolapp and family have
returned from a pleasant visit on the
coast.
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ANNABELLA.
Thanksgiving SerViccs-Work Being
Done ON South Bend Canal.

Special CORES pondence.
Annabella. SEWER Co, Nov. "a
Thanksgiving services were held IN the
Latter-day Saints westinghouse, ana
conducted by tho different departments
OF the public school The program rem
dered by the schoolchildren was en-
joyed very much by a large and inter-
ested audience. After the program,
sheriff Abbott and Bishop Fairbanks
made splendid adore sses.
Work is now being done on the eX-
tension OF the South Bend canal, which
when completed VIII Increase the farm
ing lands Of Annabella by many hun
dreds Of acres.
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GRANTSVILLE.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
A. J. Anderson WIN be Laid Up Two
Months NJ Result.

Special Correspondents.
Grantsvllle Toorlo Co, Nov 2o.-KOh-
ert n. Judd aud family who have boon
quRrantned for dlphthcrig are now fui-
" restored 90 health and permitted 90
associate with ueighbors and friends.
Miss Ethel wrathall paid q visit 20 The
Old homestead ON the 81 Inst. Since un-
der going an operation In The = u. hos-
her many friends will he glad Go bear.
She has very recently purchased n nuc
residence IN Salt Lake whore she viii
Matt Thomas. member or the salt
lake board Of education gave n very in-
terceting discourse last sunday after
noon ON tho benefits ~ active church
work
thanksgiving day was duly observed
by the citizens School and business
houses were closed bounurul supply
dustry were unrtRkcn o. thankfully by
rich and poor alike.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
A. j. Anderson one OF Grantsvlle'e re-
spected citizens, met with o. very SAD ac-
cldent last "wednesday which very nfarly
cost him his life On returning nome
from Tooele CITY with n load OF lumber
the team became frightened ana run
away throwing him with great force 20
the ground which crippled him 20 badly
that he was not able 90 get un. laying
on the ground helpless Tor over en- hour.
az which time he was discovered by A
resident 81 Toocle and taken 70 the OF
fee Of DR. Phipp who cared for him and
made 10 possible for him 20 return 20 HE
home IN Grantsville the next day. After
a thorough examination by the doctor
II was discovered that tho spinal column
was Injured and II win be two months at
least before he VIII be able % stand on
his feet with the hest of care
The team after running some distance
same 20 q sudden halt bv the front wheel
breaking down and the eNel dragging on
the ground. where they We're dla-
covered BY Mr. McKeller NJ Tooele and
discoverelbv Mr. McKeilcr ~ Tooole and
taken care Of. having suffered no serious
injury
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
lmutcmcnts Improved - Colonial
Ball--M. /. \. Program.

Ball--M. !. \. Program.
| yrmy Nov 80 AT the last meet
3 Of TIE city council the city treas
r reported the arrangement made
ih DE bank for the use Of $500 for
days The finance committee was
yH another week 10 prepare a report
DR. financial standing OF the city.
a. j. Wahlquist A. h. Lee and James
eliFy we're appointed as a special
u1tiee 90 consider tho matter OF
n'.ns up the entire city wherever
lls are necessary and prepare re-
-i commenting the kind OF lights Ia
4 Installed Chester Cahoon volun-
'rel 20 get figures on the different
pas Of lights t0 be installed
D vas decided as the city was under
geli expense 90 return the various
u, 90 ,he bidders of the constructing
ihe cement driveway 20 the fire sta
.n and 90 postpone the building Of
Z els Tor the sur.nkling wagons and to
~ some place I0 house the wagons for
N Alnier lI Has also decided 10 in
'lm me sprlnkling wagons, the fire
'.slialls and the fire station.
ile recorder was instructed 10 ask
pa independent Telephone company TO
move lls poles on East Murray
''" The road supervisor was in
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..i,,tic Gathering Of Sec
I, sabbath School Work
srs Of the State.
,e,uy FOR WALKER TRIAL
j, a.,ln. Next rucsday-Dea'h Of
VIM s.,crn-Banquet to News
papcrmcn--weddlnss'

~, Nov n-Tbe Union sunday
o'l'I ...ociation Of the sectarian
oftbe state held three very IN
and instructive sessions yes
ne First Presbyterian church
s''s INV while the attendance Is
'' usually large the enthusiasm
=, for that The visitors were u,
tise' " by an eloquent address by
c' ,,,,re NJ OF the ogden Presbyterian
shgrh p,isBer of Sunday schools to
'Ils Is,reis" was the subject OF
Fuaf ,.snont paper given by Rev.
noa IN M he First Baptist churoh'
say w service was held during the
lS bv Rev Charles W. Hast
'l. BIZ. evening session. Rev. w. G.
~, n the International sunday
,. ~, ~ puion. was the principal SPEAK
.l3 5gsrma upon the vastness OF the
Z ,rj M necessity Of preparation;
~. the speaking some good Vocai
y ye-.irrmental music was rendered.
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T oday $ Ogden News

H. II Rolapp az toastmaster at the
reception and banquet to be given Ht
his pleasure resort, the Utah Hot
Springs, tonight. IN honor OF the Press
club, which OF itself Is assurance Of an
evenings real pleasure. Toasts Will
be given by President Bossner, Judge
J. A. Howell and Hon. Joseph Chez.
The party will be made up OF about
30 guests, among them being several
Salt Lake newspapermen. The special
car for the party win leave the First
National bank corner for the springs al
1:46 p. m.
SUES FOR RIGHT OF WAY.
The Rio Grandc Western Railway
company has filed suit IN the district
court against John Dowell for the con-
demnation OF a strip OF land leading
from its tracts towards the Amaleam-
ated Sugar comp9ny's factory 10 which
Il intends running a spur.
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ALL DISEASES

Drs. shores not only cure Catarrh, but they cure
Nervous Diseases, Kidney Diseases Bladder Troubles.
Heart Diseases Diseases of the stomach and Bowels
Piles. Fistula and Rectal Diseases. Female Com
plants, Diseases Of Women ana Children, Ricketts,.
Spinal Troubles Skin Diseases. Deafness. Asthma.
Bronchial and Lung Troubles Ovarian Diseases, Sci
atlca. Rheumatism. Hay Fever. Neuralgia, Hystera
Ear Diseases, Goitre Big Necl), Ia Grippe. Blood
Diseases, Diseases the PROSTATE Gland Varicocele
ETC.. Scrofua and an forms of Nervous and Chronic
Diseases that are durable
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CATARRH IN THE
HEAD AND THROAT.

This form OF catarrh is most
cumm0n-resuiuuE from neg
lecteu colds-qulckly cured
with little cost BY DIS
shores Famous Treatment
is you nose stopped up9'
Does your nose dis
charger"
rs your nose sore and
tender %
head2"
Do you hawk TO clean
the throat7"
rs your throat dry In
the morning.
DO you sleep with your
mouth open p
You can be easily cured
now-don't let % run into
complications.
THE BRONCHIAL TUBES
When catarrh 81 the head or
throat L. neglected OF wrong
FULLY treated 10 extends down
the windpipe into the bron-
Chial tubes. and after awhile
attacks the lungs Quickly
cured with little cost by Drs
Shores famous treatment
Have you @ Coughg p"
do YOU take cold easily 90
"IIavc YOU pain 300 the side 90
do you raise frothy ma
tcrialsgf
"Do YOU spit up little
Chccsy Jumps"
DO you feel you are grow
ing weaker -
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cHILDREN's cANTATA.

The cantata entitled Happy Family.
or Father Time" was presented at the
Sixth ward meetinHhouse by the Pri-
mary association 90 a large and appre-
ciative audience Part o. the proceeds
90 the amount of 80 was placed IN the
hands ~ Bishop poulton 10 be- applied
10 the building fund for the completion
~ the meetinghouse, The Officers are
40 be- commended Tor the able manner
IA which they handled the little tots.
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clans are cordially invited To-
consult this department and be advised
FREE OF CHARGE. We cure more
men than all the Fake Medical In
stitutos' In the city combined.
SO sure is the Cure under DIS.
SHORES MODERN METHODS
IN al private diseases that you
NAV arrange 10 pay the fee FOR
Cure IN small weekly or monthly
inst8llmeuts, as the cure pro-
gresses. or you may PAY WHEN
CURED. No matter what your
trouble Is, Or who has failed 10
cure you. consult these Master
Specialists, free Of charge, and
learn how You can yet be cured.
CALL OR WRITE.
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WE ALSO CURE BY MAIL

No one need TO De deprived q tho
advantages q this SPECIAL or
FER because or living away from
the city. WRITE URS SHORES
AT ONCE. ~ you cannot call FOR
THEIR SYMPTOM list AND
QUESTION BLANKS. and take adj
vantage OF Drs. Shores SPECIAL
OFFER TO CURE CATARRH
AND ALL CATARRHAL CHRON-
t. DISEASES FOR THE low
FEE OF $500 A MONTH. NO
OTHER CHARGE OR EXPENSE
This special offer goes into erect
AT ONCE and holds good 20 ALL
WHO APPLY UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE. CALL OR WRITE.
CONSUL TATION FREE.
WHETHER YOU TAKE TREAT
MENT OR NOT DO NOT DE
LAY. APPLY NOW.
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MEDICAL EXPERTS.


Chicago. NoY m-UnIess some definite
agreement ia reached between saIsr
Aiiy. Haly and Deputy County con
ir'.'r james H. Monaghan rsrlrd.ns tns
Zoe. to he paid medical experts n Grimm
inal cases. the next Important murder
Trial in Cook county will Gud the state
without tho assistance of lts stau of
leading physicians. plhH.oeists ono
chemists who have nHursd u many Jars,
Asserting that fee of 500 dar. such
as lar been charged .r tNr.e 0kparf.
WHOM in attendance aI UIHH .H excessive
Monaghan pas rrfls.U n nff witness
fre warrants amounting In more rhIu
NiUO claimed Nr physicians.
The ehprrfH believe thnN AFRO .ued
10 No0 d"F ana .NIF" announced nif If
any reduction is made The atate win have
90 30 without thrIr services hereafter
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Supt. Joseph Eckersley Of the dis
trict schools. rs in Torrey on his of-
fetal tour through the county. visit
ing the schools.
Weather IS delightful for this time
of the year, being dry and warm. The
two years nast two and one-half feet
or snow fell in the month Of Novem-
ler
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The PROSTATE GLAND.
Drs shores are pioneers among tho
Medical Profession no discovering
that nearly every case OF ao-calied
"Weakucss" ga men. is due TO en-
largement on Inflammation OF the
Prostate Gland. Imiiators now COPY
Irs. Shores advertise meuta--and
claim 20 relieve this tr0uble--but Drs.
Shores treatment is not given or
even known by amy FAKE Medical
Company n the World
The treatment Is locai-it is original
ana scientific, and is the only emec-
tive method 90 CURE this common
and terrible trouble. You can MT
Ect this treatment anywhere else un
earth-aa given hy urs shores
Pence u you want CT RE apply
direct 20 Drs shores Il shores. thr
crlguators of the wonderful treat
morf
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TORREY.
INJURIES WERE FATAL.
James Heath fingers Five DAYS After
Falling on Rotary Saw.

Special Corresponding
Torrey. Wayne Co. Nov. III
James Heath. who was so frightfuuy
cut by falling on a circular saw, at
the Coleman q Forsyth saw mill on
Nov. p. died on the 26th. The funeral
was held IN Torrey meetinghouse TO-
day AZ 2 o'clock, whore impressive
services were held, when his life and
work were eulogized by a number Of
speakers. Mr.. Heath was a faithful
pr0vider for his widowed mother.
Everything was done that kind
hands could do for the restoration and
comfort OF Mr.. Heath, but ali 70 no
avail. His mother. brothers and sis
tiers have the sympathy OF the entire
community.
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READY FOR WALKER TRIAL.
nm Testify In Ills own Behalf ana
TVonerate Lawrence.

o.s.o Nov. g0-All Is now M rea1l,
= f,r the commencement or tne tIlai
:, Tessiav of Fred walker, chargeu
~ me murder NJ Or. Earl A. Beers
ss,tember. Attorney A g. horn
~, an dav yesterday in salt Lake
|csy Win Attorney Hutchinson prepar-
~ " ,ber case and going over certain
-t.wo1y which VIII prove important
b. thi defense.
0,e hundred jurvmen have been I'M
,srsiei 10 appear at 10 o'clock Tuesday
,rsrnIpr IN the Second district court
,osm. md from their number ~ mep
I'M he sworn 10 hear the testimony
I'M determine whether Walker Is guilty
0r not ...,.
rbe case has attracted more attention
,h.r anv under trial IN ogden for many
ears The prominence OF the prin-
r1Is r tha affair and the circum-
Stances surrounding the crime. has
,da the case one out Of the ordinary.
I'm Walkers empl0ye Mr Nichols, has
rr,er deserted him but from the be-
IJnu.rr has given him every assist
rca and euc0uagement Walker will
|ske fhe witness stand In his own be-
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NEWS BRIEFS.

structed to-repair the street in front Of
the city hall.
NEWS BRIEFS.
A very fine program has been ar
ranged for tomorrow evening by the
NJ. I. association OF the Murray First
ward. stephen L. Richards is the
speaker. Songs will be furnished by
the seventh grade pupils OF the Arling-
ton school and Murray quartet and
select reading by Mrs. c.. NJ. Mum
ford
Under the auspices OF tho amuse-
ment committee a concert was given
last evening In the new amusement
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MISSIONARY BENEFIT.

Chris Bandley. who leaves shortly on
q mission. will be rendered by the
Fifth ward a benefit entertainment
Alex Mortensen OF the Williams
Plumbing company returned from Ely
New. having disposed OF the firms
branch house at that place for the sum
OF $4,000 IN cash.
In violation OF the ordinance prohib-
iting minors 10 be- I'm saloons, Hugh
Williams. Richard CLARK ond Elmer
Horton were arrested by City Marshal
Henry and brought before Judge
Moon and We're Assessed IS each.
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WEDDING PERMITS

County Clerk Geo Issued licenses 20
wed to the following couples.
William j johnson and Neuu
Johnson of Spanish Fork.
John Dye ana Cecilia White n
SpringYille.
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An WoRKs ToR scHooL.

MI. y. B. Fairbanks. the Utah
county artist. has sent 10 County Supt.
l.. y Eggertson i've OF his copies Of
the famous paintings OF the world.
Supt Eggcrtsen win have them hung
IN the school buildings ln tho largest
districts
Mrs. "A y. Accord presented her
husband with a nne. bouncing boy;
also Ralph Bullock was similarly fav-
ored by his wife.
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Tell everybody-I am selling uncall-
ed for suits and overcoats al y price.
Daniels 81 West Second south.
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Go to- state Street Harware for
carving sets and sllVerWare for Thanks
giving Lowest prices. 252 South state
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

vicinity from The branch Office
T. f.
tas6g National Bank phone