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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-16
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Mr.. and Mrs Harris, of Hagerstown.
are visiting Mrs. L. O, nhilippi, North
Queen street.
Miss Margery Price has gone to Nc
Keesport, Pa, where She will accept
a position in millinery store.
Mr.. S. w. Collins, of Pennsboro, w.
va, and Mr.. Don A. Bernhard, of
Warrington, w. Va, students at Mer-
cersburg academy, spent the day here
with Mr.. Charles A. Wolfes, enroute
to their homes. Mr.. Wolfes is home for
the spring vacation.
Mr. Fine and son, this city, spent
several days this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Wolf. in Berkeley Springs.
Mr. James Bowers, this city, has re-
turned from visit to his sister, Mrs.
F. E. Hare, in Berkeley Springs.
Miss Bessie Gard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Gard, of this city, and
student of Wilson college, Cham
bersburg, is home to spend Sunday.
Accompanying her as her guests are
Miss Elizabeth Horner, a member of
the faculty, and Miss Alice Heriott.
a student at Wilson college.
Messrs. George W. Buxton and Max
Robinson have gone for trip of sew
eral days to the eastern cities.
Miss Mary Angle, of Hagerstown,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry YingliHg, of this
city, are the guests of Mr.. Hugh Gar
yer. in Hagerstown.
Miss Eva Gerling and Miss Mabel
Throckmorton have returned from a
two weeks visit in Washington.
Mr.. j. A. Duprey, of Parkersburg, is
"a visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Weist, of Berke-
ley Springs, are registered at the
Berkeley hotel.
Mr.. H. w. Ruhl, of Carlisle, is trans
acting business here today.
Mrs. A. F. Lamber. and son, who
have been visiting relatives in Cumber-
land, have returned home.
Mrs. Howard Tavenner and Miss
Kate Littleton, of Charles Town, who
havehbee visiting friends here, have
returned home. ~
Miss Mabel Wild, nj Er~-~-Sss'iiie'
is visiting friend~ mere
r.-.,g-,e. Woods has returned from
Charles ~Town, where he conducted
services in the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Edward Phelps, of Cortland, N.
Y, is visiting his nephew, Mr.. Homer
Phelps, on North Queen street.
Mrs. e. B. Duvall and son, Clyde,
have gone to North Mountain TO visit
friends for "a few days.
Mr.. William sSantman, OF this city,
visited relatisas at Fair-Play, Nd. this
week.
Mrs. G. w. Sansman, this city. is the
guest of friends in EIagerstown.
Mr.. c. H. Shaffer, OF Hagerstown,
was the guest Monday of Detective
Martin, in this city.
MIR. M. L. Bland. of Caeapon Springs.
was "a visitor here today
The heavy rain Tuesday night food.
ed the cellars of Mr.. and Mrs. Burris
Rockwell. on Pennsylvania avenue.
A heavy landslide at the south quar-
\ry caused d partial suspension of work
Tuesday
Mr.. Roger aohns, Of this city, is yGs-
fttng friends in Hagerstown.
Mr.. H. st. G. Carmichael. OF Hagers.
town, is the guest of Or. and Mrs. G.
w. Link, South Queen street.
Mrs. John ]. Hetzel is visiting Mrs.
Lauder, in Riddlesburg, w. Va.
Mrs. Cage, of Brunswick, has been
called here by the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs. Charles Kaufman.
South Nc .Jle avenue
Mr.. liartin Pitzer, of near Arden,
Pa Zone on an extended VISIT to
Wichita, Kansas.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-16

March Q. 1907.
In the matter OF

MdTcn y, ltVl
In the matter of
RICHARD G. MORAN, Bankrupt.
TAKE NOTICE, That the above per
son having been adjudicated Bank
rupt by the United States Court for
the Northern District of West Virginia
in Bankruptcy, on March 6. 1907,
a meeting Of the Creditors will be held
at Marjnsburg. w. Va, In the ONCE
OF John 0, Lemen, on March 81, 1907,
at o'clock p. m, for the purpose OF al
lowing claims, examining the Bank
rupt and selecting Trustee or Trus-
tees. JAMES d. BUTT,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-16

We don't claim TO be f"cheap adj
vertising dentist" bnt we do claim to
give you the Same work you would get
at the highest priced Offices in the city
for one-half the cost DR.. Sperow,
Dentist, Peoples Trust Building, Sec.
ond Floor. ~
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-16
viii Go To Texas.

Mr.. Boyd Hollis has accepted posi-
tion with the United States fish COM
mission at one Of the hatcheries in
Texas, and will shortly report there
for duty.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-16

Alum is used in some baking pow
ders and in most of the so-called
phosphate powders, because il is
cheap. and makes cheaper pow
der. But alum is a corrosive which.
taken in food, acts injuriously upon
the stomach, liver and kidneys.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-16
TORPEDO EXPLODED.
Hundreds Lost Their Lives on French
Bsttleship.

Bsttleship.
Toulon, March l2.- A French battle
ship was blown up this morning by the
explosion OF compresed-air torpedo.
1T is estimated that between 200 and
800 were either killed or wounded.
Details OF the great maritime disasl
ter are meagre, but it is stated that
the explosion was due to an accident.
Great holes we're rent in the armor of
the big vessel. The bodies of the men
were blown high in the air. and num-
Der were blown to atoms. Scores were
mutilated.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-16
Death Of Mrs. elsie Brown.

News was received here Of the death
of Mrs. Elsie Brown. wife III Gustav
Brown. a Well known young business
man, Of Charles Town. which occur
red At RoyalNictoria hospital I'M Mon.
treal Canada She has been al Sar
anac Lake until recently Mrs. Brown
was about 2s years old and was a
daughter Of Mr. George w Haines.
editor of the Spirit OF jefferson. Her
body was taken to Charles Town.
Death Of Jeremiah Light.
Mr.. Jeremiah Light. well known
resident OF the arden district. died at
his home on Sunday after a lingering
Illness of consumption, aged So years.
He is survived by his widow and
three children. The funeral took place
from the late home Tuesday, the ser.
vices being conducted by Rev. G. Il.
Ely, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south. at Bunker Hin. and in.
terment was in the Lutheran Gem.
etery at Round. Top
Cyrus r. Ledig.
Cyrus F. Leidig. leading Frederick
county farmer and cattle breeder. died
Tuesday at his home near Winchester,
after an illness OF less than a week,
aged "a years. He was native of
Franklin county, Pa. but had lived
near Winchester for 40 years. He
leaves widow. his parents tMr and
Mrs. Jacob Leidig, OF near Chambers
burg. Pal. three brothers and three
sisters.
Death Of a Little Girl.
/ Daisy Virginia. the twoyear-olc
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. r. Brown
OF East Liberty street. died Sunda,
morning at 1890 O'Clock, of whoopinl
cough. The funeral took place OF
/. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, the ser
vices being conducted by Rev. Franz
II. Isaac, pastor of the First Metho
dist Episcopal church. Interment IL
Green Hill cemetery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-16

The "Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook" containing over 500 most
practical and valuable cooking re-
ceipts-free to every patron. Send
postal card with your full address.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

City and County.
Attorney Ward B. Lindsay, acting as
special commissioner. has sold to Isaac
ID. NanMetre tract of eight acres of
land. with Improvements, in Arden dis.
trict. the price being $63S.
The Arden Realty Co has sold to
A. d. Darby two lots on the boom
land, for So and other considerations.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-16

Miss Mamie s. Abel. former well
known resident OF this city, died Satur-
day evening at O'Clock at Stanton,
wher she had been on visit to rela-
tiyes for sevral days. Miss Abel was
stricken with paralysis Saturday morn
ing, and never regained consciousness.
She resided for a number of years in
this city, and was closely related to
several prominent families here. Some
years ago she removed to Charles
Town, where she male her home until
her death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08

In pamphlet form and distributed
among all the uudcrtakcrs OF the state.
President Hall delivered his annual
address, congratulating the members
on the interest manifested in the work
ana recommending several matters per-
tanning TO the Improvement Of the UNI
dertaking profession. the bettcrmont OF
sanitation and the necessity of the
undertakers OF the state taking an iu-
tcrcst I'm the enactment of legislation
for the protection of the profession and
the public health.
George w. Larkin addressed the
meeting on the many benefits To- Dee de-
rived by the organization OF au under
takers association and advised that an
effort be put forth 20 have at least one
member of the state board OF emralm-
crs' examiners "a licensed aud practising
embalmer
a general discussion was entered into
on the various subjects brought out Quo
the addresses II was decided 90 hold
the next annual meeting at salt Lake
city, some time during the months OF
July or August. the definite date to be
fixed by the executive committee.
The following officers were elected g.
serve during the ensuing year. Presl-
dent Eber W. Han salt Lake. first
vice president, ole II. Berg. Provo. Sec
ond vice president Geo Lindquist, Lo-
gan; secretary, +. A. Larkin, ogden,
treasurer, j.. @. O'Donnell. salt Lake;
sergeant-at-arms A. f. Richey. ogden.
The committee ON legislation, meme
bersihn. etc. will be appointed by the
president
After the evening session those pres
ent were banqucted at Kennedys by
President Hall.
NO demonstrations or lectures were
given on account of the illness of Prof.
H. A. sullivan. OF Denver.
This morning the visitors were takeu
for "a drive through Ogden canyon as
the guests of the local undertakers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08

and Do hours rain has fnlicng
thfcshing and an other farm
oiHon %. orion has pui'he
iufmar home of William tEur
on Che corner near the mise
square. ana viii soon mOvccw
quarters
William r. Morris, Jr.. anavo
returned from paugultch aucne
i' Miuersvillo. where Mr. has
an cnc1Eomeut in the di1ool
Tor tno school year az n o.
FIVE COUPLES v
Marriage licenses have bd TO
Oh. following parties lu q Two
E a. Dalton and Mary gard
oI IurUNuu
'0Urov b. Wood OF co. ana
Violet Jones of EnoCh.
Walter Paxton of kanOM airy
IuIu.m of paragoonah.
Juna s. Dalton and Mcnon OF
burluuu
John B. Reed of Ohio arietta
Hyatt oft parowau.
SLOW progress is being y tne
electric works bccaucc OhrcliN
oft labor The line men hex i"r
hIeher wages and are lfouaa
waiting for raise, which lilN-
.us do not seem disposed.
THE New Relief socicting is
assuming proportions th very
gratifying TO It's promote louil r
dItIOus ore AN I'm and the Walie
about hall way up, and it hVl.a
Ua3l the roof can 20" n'''iN
winter sets ln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08

The above Sc . CIT Of ar J, r.
Hambllu the vel Known augora Eoat
breeder OF Kauab. Utah. For many
wears he has been the foremost hgure
I'M promoting this important and pro-
ntablo industry Cor this state. .he
auporH goal as Am inexpensive auu
profitable animal Isl unequestionahle Poo
view of the success that lhis Industry
has attained Boo this and other states
during the last few years There Is
am unlimited demand Cor the hest
wool 0r muhair OF ihe ansora. FACTOR
ief are uEi0us 20 uaV the .HnoF prices
or 81 20 $3.50 per pound FOR the best
mohalr which demand bias never been
supplied ana ls practically unlimited,
According 90 Mr.. HambIl0 There are
.aff sections lu this state which owing
10 the scarcity OF vegetation is ut only
for the ungora but ll che main the
augora Or a money maker In any varla-
uau of the country except low MAJ .Al
sections. Tho origin of the American
uugorl o. from South Africa and
Asia Minor the former country Is cone
s'dered 90 have the best type Of iN'r
rHra ana profitable animal Mr blame
BIN Is one OF tho few breeders on Anne
erica who has Che fun blood South
African stock owing 10 such energy
being manifest .u this lime and Co fhe
favorable localities boo this static a.I
elise where tue auEOr goat Industry
promises. 90 rival m not e.IuH. ...
other i've stock Industry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
CAREY,IAHO
SERIOUS Los BY FIRE.
Almon Phippen thames Cherry
Heavy ia.
Special Correspond

Special Correspond
Carey. Blain Coiaho. oct 81
This place has havo dlsasteIous
fires lately. Last r FIRE broke our
ln the log stables or. Almon fnlP
peu. and the familvre MADE aware
of it by the hoarse owing OF "a cow
which was peuned IN the staple'
Mr.. Phippen hurTicut but was 700
late 10 save a hnmilch COW aHu
nearly yearling e. boih on Wnloh
persisted in the fire, SCI OF harhehs
was burned also. othing OF lhe
stables was saved. 40 large stacks
Of grain stood withi Few lert OF lhe
fire but were saved
THE other ire orrCd Sunday az
the home OF James cry Al % logh
n. m. Mrs. Cherry 3 awaken py lhe
smell OF smoke "a running 70 inc
window saw the stacks on nft-
Mr. Cherry hurrielut TO discover
that two large sts or hay were
burning nearly tLcl length ON potn
sides along The BON
In very brief tu.lI"o stacks were
burning nsrcely the names soon
spread 90 his stab nua other sheds
near by. ana althol uo'ghburs were
sent for nothing s saved but one
end of one stable. q. Cherry ls iliiN
confident that the was ihe WORK OFT
am iuccndiary.
The dog OF ,he pected party was
smiling. and RUM about the place
when Mr. cherry } out
His loss win belly 5000. over 100
tons ~ hay we're rlod orsldes sew
eral stables and sls.
The new poston building Is being
pushed 90 'Cmplcn.
Thompson c. .. F. and family have
just move into th.lue new residence
one mile south ono postoihce.
The threshirg achinc started mp
for work last Wcobut there has been
$50 much storm zee they have done
out very little. lullug OF hay and
stacking m grainus had quite "a set
back also.
Gov " r. Gd.ng has Increased
DTS holdings Of ID lately by pur-
chase of so aCr with good water
right glm Mr. Grge ID. Culver
A tra.ul1ad OF me - or l5 ears 9i
missed cattle wae0adod last week 1y
William Miller o8aI.ouei ana shipped
Ia the eastern GrEet Tho Arthur
brothers EI sh. several carloads of
cattle to ,hD castu $3.50 og three days.
They got Tine to. market un sheep.
taken back cast Wu weeks ago.
an Iud Mrs f'r phillips have just
reached home f1m u pleasant Visit
lo relatives moan chicago ID.
About .. nestle 70 tlrrr IINe
ElU. .O ElIf LiH IH attend .0UI.r-
.u.. tnD faIr NIaN frI uds.
III r luu1rUd bat t"O couples may
.ut.r 10 tomplcand return with li.-
partners
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
WILLARD WATER
! Al MAY FAIL
councilman Thomas Says Guam
tN Of Water is Inadequate
For ity's Needs.
uNDERTAKERS' CONVENTION.
Hearings In tho Districe Court--traul,
clark Convicted of Grand Larceny
big Railroad improvements.

o,5sn. oct Sat the city council
,.ssior las. night. little was done aside
,rom routine business.
The matter Of completing the deal for
.Ae onrchase Of the Willard Canyon wa
,sr rights. was up for consideration.
councilman sam Thomas. who origin
,av favored the purchase of tho VIII
IA canyon power water rights for a
,,pnieipal lightng. plant. asked the
..,,,1 ID reconsider its action aud
.orcs ,he deal The reason given was
,sst NE amount Of water had been eX-
s-ga,aisi and that he had since dis
ssrso8 that IL would be inadequate
n fbe city's needs. President William
Craig Republican nominee for mayor.
entered "a plea for the settlement Of the
natter and repeated the declaration
tbat Ne had disposed of his holdings
r-lor % the time the proposition was
AIKEN up by the city The question
vas finally referred 20 the light com
~ittee with power to act.
A motion To cancel the contract which
ite city has with C.. F.. Layne. who was
bsIng paid $50 a month for caring for
ihe horse and patrol wagon at the po-
Noa station, was referred TO the police
committee. IL was asserted that tho
outf. s now being cared FOR in a local
Iuy and that the calls are being am
Waed from there
A resolution 10 repair a bridge at
street and Washington
venue was passed over the mayors
sio. who thought the irrigation COM
,ny should stand "a portion Of the eX-
'nsc
Upon the recommendation OF the
dldiugs and grounds committee five
Is FOR building the new patrol wagon
uso were rejected.
The Judges in polling places for the
ming election were named. Bills ag-
aCating S219215 were allowed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
MOUNT PLEASANT.
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS.
Political ConycngonS-Wcddinc Rcus
Serious stabbing ARRAY.

Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant. Sanpcte Co. OCT 6 7,bc
Brown hotel OF this city has aaain cbsne-
ou hands Negotiation have been undCr
htHdWaY for some time but have no,,-
closed with tho city Tot. and am build.
ings. IN fact everything but the personal
property changing bands. Tho cousidcra-
ton was Ao0o Tho purchaser is Geo. A
Shumwly ~ Provo
WEDDING BELLS.
cards are out announcing tho marriage
~ Henry Gunderson OF this city and Miss
Caroline Stephenson ~ Ievan Utah
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
Tho Republicans Of SIT Pleasant have
issued % coll for convention 90 hc hold
Oct %. ial for tho purpose OF nomluat-
lion 90 poe held nov 8. 1901.
Tho Socialist party has made r. cali
for oct d. 1891
Born. in This city 10 The wife OF W. y.
F.wlef som Sept. 90. and 10 tho vic
NJ Wilford snydorgaard. "a daueEtor on
1901
~ and Mrs Gunner Gmaoraon Loaf
Their 3-rc1r-old daughter who died IN
heart trouble. The little riu was COM
uantivoly woll until about e. home befW.
hel dealh. which came rapidly THURSDAY
HONEY SHIPMENT
Tho Roylunce comnluv n Provo Is .r.
ranrinr 90 shin car 1f honey from thi.
rccion soon. Two tons como from sovI-r
county. while the remainder oil mo ,.r
,lmoe from NJ Pleasant ana Fsir,,leo'
Iin price pnid iH .i.r About g. 901 Mn
nto 'lla ior ne ems $500 OF IL solng 10
Mount Pleasant. oct. Tn n ora--.,
Oils afternoon over some horses Ni.ir
Dhrisiensen was severely cut in fbr
abdomen by Andrew syndcrgaord
christensen was under tho ln0uone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
STAKE CONFERENCES.


Utah. Relve- and Blackfoot-satur-
day aud SUNDAY. oct. 10 and rs, ana
Jan. I'd and a..
Emery u1b. san Luis and Wa7atggn
Saturday and Sunday oct. 10 and I'D,
ana Jan. Is AMI Ia.
Weber and Liberty sunday oct. 20
and Jan. 10.
summit, Cassla. Alpine. cache and
Notwithstanding and sunday, oct.
25 and 20, and Jan. -5 and 20
Pionecr-Sunday. oct 81, and Jan. 20.
Willard. South saupcte. wayne. Sing
ham and Bens0n-Saturd1y and sun
day Nov. auI o. and Feb. 1 and 2.
San Juan Snow flake, hammock, Tay-
I0r and Tetou-Saturday and sunday
nov. and DO. and Feb. and
Jordan. ST. johns Uintah, Aerta
and star Nallcy-S8urday and sun
day. Nov. rs ana ID, and Feb. 10 and 10.
Nebo. PanEuitch. Bighorn, Marioopa
and Granite-$aturday and Sunday,
Nov. % and "a, and Feb. % and %.
Oneida, ST. Joseph, Bear Lake, konab
and Boxelder-Saturday ana sunday
Nov. 80 and Dec. ], and Feb. 20 ana
March ..
North sanpctc. ST. George. Juaroz,
SEWER and TOoole-Saturday and sun
day. Dec. g and S. and March Z and s.
Union Parowau Morgan and Ere
mont-Saturday and Sunday Dec. IL
| and 10 and March "a and %.
Salt Iake-sunday, Dec. Is. and
March 10.
Hy1im. PocatcllO. Malad and Davis
! Saturday and sunday, Dec. "a and p
| and March 81 and %.
! Ensign-Suuday. Dec. %, aud March
] % JOSEPH +. SMITH,
JOHN r.. WINDEB.
ANTHON n. LUND.
/ Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MEET.
d Annual Convention. and Adopt Con-
>titution-OnicCrs Named.

Ogden. oct S-The third annual con-
yention Of the Utah State Funeral Di-
rectors' association was held at the
Reed hotel. ogden, yesterday, conven-
~ AZ . o'clock with a good representa-
ION N the members Of the association
,resont President Eber W. Hail Of
sad AXE city presided at the sessions.
A constitution and bylaws governing
.the association were presented and
|adopted and the same viii be printed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
e oday $ Ogden News

sion. was taken. The jury retired at
d o'clock ana after dcHboratIn. for
slN hours returned verdict uf e7iity
as charged
IN ne matter OF tho estate OF Ice
NINA Freeman. deceased. n. w Free
nuns husband of ths deceased. was ap-
fixed at $500
MIS-. Bona A. Elmer. ON her own
Peution' was appointed admlnistratrix
uI inc estate OF William w. Elmer
with bond fixed at $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
GARDEN CITY FINANCES.
N Council Hears Report of Treas
urer ShnOns--C urfcw Law.

,QeCldl Core pOroence.
Provo. oct. S-1reasurcr Simons re-
ported lt the meeting Of the city Coun-
ID last evening am Overdraft OF So
,N42 and a balance in the sinking fund
q 2C53.04. Tho balance on hand i'm
be general :urd July 81 was S,7l6.i9
he lIs burscwcnt> &lS.G2S.19 and the re-
eiuts sl3.18s.sl.
The library committee reported a
lalanC. on hand of SI24.l.
The committee on public grounds and
dly property was instructed 10 begin
work 0u getting the west square in
shape i0r parking next spring
Bail Commissioner Henry reported
n33N io.forrl during the quarter
ending SEPT &c.
City Justice Noon reported for the
quarter ending Sept 30. 20 cases tried.
lNa jal sentences Imposed and cash
collected 20 fines amounting 90 t87
A cuueW ordinance was passed The
l.ne of ringing the bell Is Q p. mn. from
oct J 20 april I. and $3.50 p. mn. from
April 90 seTt 30. The matter Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08

corder. S3S1.5O county clerk. 4s1 %. The
county treasurer reported the follow
ms balances on hand in the several
funds.
General fund, siSE12; county superln-
tendents contingent, S22635: county
school fund, S2Ol2O; jurors and Wit
nesses funds SS240
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08

Mr. W. q. Bott. "a suy IND. hard
Nars merchant. ls Isiasuc iu DIS
praise OF Cham borlaiJugh Remedy.
IIs children have atn subject tO
Group and ho has u-ls remedy fur
.no past ton years. though they
much feared the cr0s wife and be
Iways felt safe upon lg when a. bot
iD OF hCamhcrlain's p Remedy was
u the house. Ills olchild was sub
Icct % severe atackeroup. but this
"emcdy never failed feet "a speedy
urc. He has vcc0mnd it Co friends
and neighbors and a'O have used 10
1y that 10 lis unopr for Group and
Fno1piug cough. Foe by an drug
eists.
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SAEITHFII
WEDDING B
Death al James Ned { \
Christcnscn--SCbOOlng--

Death or James Ned {. \.
Christcnscn-schoolng--
Special Correspondence.
SmIthh,Id. Cache CO. a--IodaN
Daniel Litticdylse and I'autW,I'
John ~. Pitcher ana Mgan were
married FOB the Logan C.
Last sunday Mrs. ms 'nah-
u.t.. Jr. presented her q Wilh
uuo hoy AIR. aud Mrs. HIND arc
rejoicing over their hrs. boy,
sept % Edgar NohiU l.N' li .oIA
child of Mr. and Mrs. w NuHl'.
died oft cholera infantue tuuelai
services were held at thmc. OF u.s.
grand parents, Mr. uu Ihom's
Mather last Thursday
DEATH OF OLD IcNTs.
Last Thursday. one ofhelds old
..l residents Nh Jamcen, died of
general uphIity. He nal an inNalld
lur several years 1hcal services
we're held bon tuc tirst v'etinghous.
sunday 40 -.a1 p. NO., wul lu ih'
.gau cemetery. Tho I'd. was 3D. noe
.r- u Denmark. abuu airs VI $500.
lu leaves a. wife. tvs AMIR tW"
.ln -ntrl.. 900 Of whom urlDl.
II.t sunday cvcuIhrisuan A..
Christensen dicd al h.c of semitic
debility RE was % Ef age. The
lIuHru services were u tbr First
ufld mc,tugh0use yDv afternoon.
.uusuaug remarks vad. nT ole
olson. Jr, George DoIi others. Die
..aNas wife ana one ter, who rs-
.ID here. ana also scNhidr.u. who
ave DOB the Snake Rlyey.
iN" farmers are Tuey uIrEIu-
HD,ts, tl0 yield is uuI au lgst yoar.
Last Monday the so opened with
Sir. r.. " Larson alcipA teucn-
.r 90 the ninth grade. as eight able
Hsi-tants. A. j.. chan d. %. Peter
SON. Naoma Reese. McJr1ckeu.
NIs Kate CraEun, NPotcrs1u and
Annie Reese.