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LOCAL MENTION.
ANUSEMENTs TODAY.

ColJmbia-Otis skinner. in The Duel, a.r5 and
SD 2. ID
Belascc-L-w Fields and company. IN About
Town. 215 ard SIS p. m
New National-Gracs Georse, in Clothes" 2l5
and sI5 j. ID.
Chase's-Poiite vaudeville 2J5 and SIS 2. m.
Majestic Message from Mars" SIS p. n
New Lyce,ua The Tiger Lilies" burlesque. 2.i5
and sI5 ?. 70.
Masonic Tempie-Poultry and Pigeon Show. from
a. N until II p. m
Convention Hall-Roller skating-lnoruing after
noon. and night.
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No. lA Richards ZUrhorst. Attorneys W. G.
ontlss-fIamiltou, Colbert & Hamilton.
No. s. Wyhe. Hsrkcr 4 Camp Company "a.
Riley. Attorneys, g. " Brady-DOuglsss & DOGE-
lass.
No ~ Lukei Washington Loan and Trust
Cempany- Attorneys, Douglass & Douglass j..
Darlington
No l5s Mears vs.. Jones. Attorneys. G. L. Frailey
Arthur Peter
No lA Grady Washington Gaslight Com
pany Attorneys. Douglas DoTgiass-B. Ross
Perry Son and Mckinney a Flaunery-
No $50 Warwick avs. Gleunau. Attorneys, J. \.
EUrkart-E l. Gics
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IHWAuIfA.

No l9l5i. Co-uclia J.. Ccrbett vs. FREDERICK
Fcuuiug. damages S5s6l Plaintiffs att1ru,gs.
Il. p, Evans Mcneil q Mcneil
No 49l05 John II. 1atsTaush rs. New YORK Con
tiuental Jewell Filtration Company, damages $50 600.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Douglass d Douglass
No ssl1 United States * I'll frank ID. Black
ist0nc IS Ethan A. Hitchcock. Secretary Of .e In
terror; msndamus. Plaintiff attorney. G. A. Keiy-
sin.
NJ. isi6-. Lillian T. Plat rs. Washington Post
Company; damages. 10000 Plaintiffs attorney. If
Winship Wheatley.
No. 59l1S Lillian +. Plat IS Washington Times
Company damages. 900 Plaintiffs attorney. H.
Niuship Wheatley.
Nc. 1919. William g. Cleveland. administrator. vs.
George II Hauies. William T. Bleo and Frank :.
Durston, damages $1,000. Plaintiffs attorneys L.
I, Downing and q. A. Berry.
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EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk Newport News. and al
points SJUth-N0rf0k and Washington steamers
every Lsy IN the year a, G 30 p n.
To Mount Eenou-Elcctric trains leave Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue every hour from 10
a. N. to p. N.
To Mexandla-Ferrv steamer Callahan hourly
from $50 a. N. 70 $50 p. n.
To Rock Greek Bridge Geological Park. CHEVY
Chase. and kensingtoa-Cars from fifteenth street
and New York avenue every fifteen minutes.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Isaac silverman, Is, and Rosa Goldberg. .. Rev.
NJ T. N0elsou-
William Haven IS. and Berthe 6. Zettler, 3.
Rev. Jauirs + Mackn.
Robert II. Michels. p. United States Navy. and
Isabel F. Mills y Rev. Alfred Harding
A H. Tal-amus, 80, and Cora Skinner, 30. Rev.
X. C. Russell
COLORED
Frederick buchanan q. and Blanche Brooks. -.
Rer Pafrick j. Rifaiif.
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DEATH RECORD.

James z. Evans. 1911 Kramer St ne. IS years.
Catherine X. Green. 945 va. ave. sw. a years
Caroline A. Davis. 1891 Riggs st. NV. "A years
Robert Z. Smith SO I St Sc, / year
Arthur L. Helbig. 1924 eth St NV. Is years.
Henry Johnson, 1872 9th St NV, IS years.
Rebecca J. Fry. 1893 y. Cap St. 90 years.
Mary 4. Coyle, l0l y. G.. ave. Sc s. years.
Charles Brent l345 c s.. ne. 50 years.
Sarah q. Rice, 1850 Nd. ave. ne. 81 years.
Peleg Z. Dye, 1903 L St. NV. IS years.
Milo V. Bailey. $40 / st. nv. s. years.
William 4. Mann, Conduit road g. years.
Daniel : Ginter. 1902 18th st. NV. 81 years
Henry r. Allen. l0ll 10Th st. NV. y years
Russell Alex. AIser, l40l 18th st. NV, 70 yesrs.
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Probate Court.

CHIET JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Estate q simon J. Graot- VIII admitted 10 mo
bate and letters testameutary granted 20 james II.
Pierce. bond s. oG3.
Estate II George Br5vn. auditors report con
dUed.
Estate r. Margaret Harrison. wiz admitted -
probate and letters testameurarv granted 90 MAI
COIN HUfry. bond. $50 COO Attorneys. C. A. Doug
has and Gc1-Ec +. Hoover
Estate 4 Edward ID. Morrill,. viii dated Decem-
beT q 1875, te,l with petition for probate. Att0r-
uev. G.. NJ Catln.
Estate e Commodore PCrry Brown. petition for
probate q viii fled Attorney. G.. J. Murphy.
Estate Of S0mmcryille Nicholson. uls 20 show
cause issued. Attorneys, Smith Thompson, j.. and
e.. T. Heudler
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RniIway Tests Paving block.

The Metropolitan Railway and EIec-
trio Company VIII make a test Of a
new crecsoted street paving block TO
be laid between the rails Of their tracks
on Fourteenth street between B and G.
streets northwest and Four-and-a-half
street between Virginia avenue and +
street southwest.
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Circuit COuTf No. 2.

Redman vs. Bryan ct al: motion TO set aside
Judgment by default asairs, defendant Gripp over
ruled without prejudice Compliments solicitor. A.
L. Sinclair; defendants attorney II. +. Davis.
Hammond Is. GWyuu. demurrer TO first CO mt of
declaration sustained Plaintiffs attorneys, Ewing
& Blankenship: defendants attorney. II. inship
Wheatley.
Assignments for to-day:
No p Totten vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys Thompson & Laskey-Hamil-
ton Colbert & Hamilton.
No S. Ransom vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. 2. ". Hsckett-R r. Perry & Son and
&. T. Dunlop.
Nc A.. Totten vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys, Thompson & Laskcy-Ham-
iltou. Colbert & Hamilton.
No 500. TAYLOR Washington and Rockville
Railway Company. Attorneys. a. Y. Bradley. J.
Darlington.
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Postal Appropriation Increases.

An average reduction OF 7 per cent. OF
a saving Of $3.G090 will be in the ap-
preparation of the House Committee on
Post-onices FOR railway mail pay. Tn.
bin Will carry "A total Of SIg6.e0oJ8. an in
crease or Sl5.Gn.o0l over the appropriation
for the current fiscal year.
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In letter 70 the Commissioners. Judge
J. c. klmbau highly commends William
l.. Webster. the superintendent Of con-
stTuction Of the new Police Court.
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s qts- hominy, DC; lbs. starch, 25c: OTIS.
beans, 25c; MOnocacy corn. 65c doz.; pota-
toes, 15c hu; onions, poe pix; large pickles.
l2c GOz.; 20 to 80 size best prunes. Ice; red
salmon, Pic. pink Ice; sifted peas, Zoe;
macaroni 5]2c; lima beans TIC: best
coffee, &c ID; soc tea. 39c: best flour.
$40 Dbl, $l.20 one-quarter barrel; good
flour, S425. j. T. ID. Pyles' Stores. Phone
or mail orders TO 412 4th st. Sc
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Criminal Court No. >
JUSTICE BARNARD.

4''Al' r iAetAs-N-AlsAD
Duuy S. KH0meH ard Ericsson vs. sane.
Judgment 1u verdict Plaintiff att8rur-. Leon
Iahriuer: defendants attorneys Irving williamson
and Cuttings & Chamb.rl.u.
Patterson vs. Grlsi motion fer uew trial granted
Plaintiff attorneys BaEdeHbIrg & BraBdeub-rg
defendant attorney, r. =. AIackey.
Nicolas ". Ross, Judgment 4 justrc q the peace
affirmed Plaintiff attorneys Lec8!e Fulton a
Cox Defendants attorney, Bates Warren.
United States g.. George Hunter. grand aro-ny:
plea lsilty; sentence, peEiioHtisry Tor one year
and Cuc dag.
United States Is. Joseph Clark. housslreakiuz:
personal rgcoguizauce taken. Attameg. r. e.. Tay-
lUT.
Assignments for Monday January p 1867.
United States vs. Joseph D0Tses.
United States 81. James Carroll
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All the choicest buffers are sold by James
r oyster 9Th and Pa. ave Noted brands
rom the leading creameries. 5-Ib boxes
oUF-Leaf Glover Creamery a speciality.
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Rye has Iong been recognized rs Of great
medicinal value. It's a superior quality
whisky-smoOth. mellow, and of delight
full bouquet. Phone y. 52& Three Feath-
ers, S.75 bottle. '.35 eth st. NV
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In every respect with the provisions OF
the pure food law. You can't have more
nourishins or more wholesome food for
your table. Tell grocer to send no other.
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Mechanics Liens.

No. 55S7. Joseph L. Cruprcr Us Isaac Herman.
lot =, square u.s. S23t. Attorney Malcolm Hufty
NJ. a5Ss. same IS. Albert Herman, lot 81 square
Is. S3i. Attorney, Malcolm Hufty.
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Meet me mt the Poultry and Pigeon
Show, Masonic Temple. 9Th and f SIS.
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slight Schedule Change-Soutkern
RAILWAY

Effective January z. No % for Florida.
now leaving Washington Ills q. m. daily.
viii leave II q. m. arrive Jacksonville
1899 g. II. next day
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y. Anth Provision Co.'S SauSages
Are made Of the very finest horne-dreesa5
meats and seasoned with choicest herbs
and spices Renowned for purity and de-
hCiousncss All varieties. SaIesroons
5-o--5 - 81 sW. Eranchas In al No.
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Have a National Inverted Gas Light puf
up; save gas. G. A. Muddiman & Co. 10
G 81. nv.
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MARKET NEWS.
RIGGS.


Go To L. T, Goodman for choice
beef, lamb, and veal. Stand No. 81
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Criminal Court No. l.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States vs.. Charles s. Fletcher murder;
case given 90 jury. Attauer. g.. IT, Hemaus.
United States Al0y sirs brown. embezziement:
motion for new trial filed. Attorney s. y. Truitt
Assignment for Monday. January Is 1907:
United States S. Martin j. Hughes
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Chilh!nin Weather

Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Park
Hotel, Winter Garden. Rathskeller. y. Y
ave. and llth ST. +. Endres, Prop
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II you suffer, consult us. J, J. Georges
& Son, Inc, Foot Specialists, 121I Pa. ave.
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o Lbs. Ruckvybeas for &C.

In our new home 1924 18th ST. NV. H
Ellsworth Sands. Prop. Positively no con-
nection with any other house.
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All Goods Safe at Mornings,
9th and y SITS. No injury from fire Oper
for business, as usual
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Will have full supply of Dove meats and
LoeffieTs famous sausage; also Ostmann's
country sausage, mUsh, and scrapple to-
day Stall No Al, Western Market.
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Free Lessons in Hand Embroidery.
Davis Sewing Machine Agency, SI3 9Th ST
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Van HOuten's Cocoa, 23c. Per Can.
Special. DONNELLY' 5, 14th and / SITS.
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SHOW FOCAL MONOPOLY
Commissioners Send Damag-
ing Evidence to Congress.
RAILROADS CONTROL MINES

Interstate Commerce Board Recon-
mends Law FOrbidding Interstate
Carriers Having Any Interest in
Coal PTOperties-Owner of stock
Creates Dangerous Conditions.
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36-Wniker Bros.-3G

NEW YORK RoAsTs. r34e, 15c, 1sc.
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Recommendation Arc Made.


The commissions recommendations fol-
low
First That every common carrier en-
gagged in interstate transportation Of coal
be required to make public its system of
car distribution.
Second. That where the capacity Of the
mines is the basis for the distribution OF
ears, a fair rating OF the mines be re-
quired, and provision be made for repre-
sentatiou of owners of the mines at the
rating thereof.
Third That after reasonable time car
riers engaged in interstate commerce be
prohibited from using private cars for
the handling of coal traffic: and that
when a carrier is unable to furnish all
the cars required, that all cars in service,
except private cars, until their use is
prohibited. be subject to distribution
Fourth. That carriers engaged I'm inter
state commerce be forbidden after reason
able time To own any interest directly in
any operated coal properties, except such
as are exclusively for their own fuel sup
ply. and that ownership, either directly or
indirectly, by officers or employees Of com
mon carriers Of any coal properties or
any of the stock Of coal companies along
the line of road by which they are en-
ployed, be forbidden"
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NOT LIKELY TO DO IT AGAIN.

Quietly entering a barber shop, the
stranger removed his hat and coat and
taking card from his pocket wrote
on II:
Il want 20 be shaved"
A barber, stepping forward. read the
card and, pointing TO a chair said 10
his brother artists
Deaf as a brass kettle and dumb AS
an oyster"
The man Strengthened himself out iu
tho chair when his manipulation began
latherlng his face.
This deaf cuss has a cheak Ike n
stone wall" he said, when "a general
laugh followed.
stick a pin I'm him and see II he IS
entirely dumb" said another.
The victim remained undisturbed. ths
following shots were fired al him Dy
the delighted tous1rial artists;
He needs a shampoo. His head Is
dirtier than a public house doormat.'
shave him with a stool leg. Don't
spoil your razor on that stubble.'
Gracious, what a euy! He'd make
good bird frightgner"
He ought 20 rent that nose FOR
locomotive headlight"
While all these complimentary allu-
sious were nying about him the opera
ton Of shaving was flushed. and tla
man arose. put on his coat and then
turning 20 the astonished barber said.
How much for the shave and com
plIments?"
"I-I-I-I--" gasped the astonishei
man. ooh, nothing nothing call
again-excuse- and as the stranger
left the shop tho discounted BARRIERS
sworo that they would never believe go
a deaf and dumb man again until they
had first fired a ten-pound cannon
about his ears.-B0ston Herald.
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HOLDEN.
DILEMMA OVER TEACHERS.
schools Short Of Instructors Ia Begin
Monday-NeWs Notes.

schools Short Of Instructors To Begin
Monday-NeWs Notes.
Special Correspondence.
Holden. Willard Co.. Sept. l0.-Farm-
ers arc busy harvesting their crops.
The second crop Of luccrne was very
good. More grain was raised this sea-
son than for many years. Several have
been very successful with dry land
wheat. raising from 20 70 30 bushels
por acre. II win encourage others 70
turn their attention 10 arid farming as
there are thousands Of acres OF choice
land in this vicinity lying idle
MORTALITY AMONG HORSES.
s. p. Topples ana Wood Bros. have
lost five head Of horses in the last six
weeks with spinal meningitis; they
have two more suffering with tho dis
ease. with little chance Of saving them.
one OF the veterinary doctors from the
a. c., came down IN response 10 a
phone call but 10 seems that little can
bc done 90 check the disease, when
an animal is seized with IL.
DILEMMA OVER TEACHERS.
The school board arc I'm "a dilemma
over teachers. Reports are just being
received from the last teachers exam
nation that "a great many failed 10
pass. or three teachers who have heard
from the state board Of examiners, two
failed 20 get certificates. Notice has
been given out that the school would
open or the 10th inst, but where
teachers viii be secured is a problem
n rs felt that a change should De
made On respect 20 the teachers exam
nation and have them held earlier in
the season, or compel teachers % take
the June examination n would then
give the school officers "a chance 10 en-
gage teachers holding certificates and
not be Obliged 90 wait until the schools
should open only 90 hnd that no teach
res can be had.
Two carloads OF beef we're shipped 90
Los Angeles from this place recently
and more will follow.
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liam H Smart was master Of core
monies
No better things can be said of any
man than were said OF Harden BEN
Mon. who came here IA years ago
and has been n most indefatigablc
public servant since. filling many po-
sitions with credit 20 himself and hon
or to the people. winning the esteem
ana respect of all classes Of the COM
munity.
When he came 20 Ncrnal. ne took
the management Of the Coop store,
which he has managed so well that
It leads all others In business
He was twice elected state senator.
and served for eight years with mark
cd ability He was president OF tho
Y. NJ. NJ. J. A. for "A short time. then
became counselor 20 Bishop John a.,
Davis and later first counselor. In
these offices the people got near 70
him and loved him. Last year az the
reorganization of the Uiutah stake.
he was made a high councillor and
later first counselor 70 Priest William
II. Smart in the stake presidency.
He had immediate charge Of tho
erection Of the Stake tabernacle just
completed.
The people wish Harden Bennion
Godspeed and well wherever no To-
Gates. He has gone 10 Salt Lake
City. and may make IL his home
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arc meeting with much success. It is
anticipated that a large number OF
stockmen will avail themselves Of this
latest offer OF assistance and as a result
the loss OF stock viii be greatly reduced
and range conditions improved.
DEATH OF MRS. DAVIS.
Mrs. Annie slamountain Davis. wife
of Sidney Davis Of Salt Lake, died here
Yesterday from an affection of the
heart The deceased was 20 years OF
age and the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Slamountain Of this city.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
J. A. Phillips and W. J. Cordner have
formed a partnership for dealing I'm
farm products at wholesale. Mr.. Phil
lips was formerly the manager OF the
Utah County Fruit & Produce company.
Mr. Cordner is a farmer ana fruitgrow-
er on Provo bench.
Miss Nilate Elliott, wen known as an
able teacher IN this city, Coalville and
other Utah towns, has gone 20 New
York 10 take a course in domestic art.
a son has been born TO AIR. and Mrs.
=. l.. Myer; all well
Leon Vincent son OF David J. Vim
cent. is recovering from a severe attack
Of diphtheria and scarlet fever.
Prof. r. II. Smart OF the b. Y T..
has gone 10 Cornell TO take a two-years'
course IN bacteriology. Mrs. Smart ac-
companied him.
Prof. Joseph Peterson, a graduate IN
psychology from the Chicago university,
is one OF the new instructors IN tho
b. y. u. this year.
Milton Price, whose sheep are rang
ing an Spanish Fork canyon. reports
the range I'm better condition than for
many years past
J. william knight has returned from
a business trip 10 Canada.
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SUIT FOR RIGHT OF WAY.
BlackIeg Vaccine Furnished Grazers
On Forest Reserves E'ree-Notes.


On Forest Reserves Free-Notes.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Sept. 1.-THE Telluride Power
company has commenced a condemna-
ton suit in tho Fourth district court
against Alfred r. Winter ct al for a
right uf way 10 construct a conduit
and d transmission line over the lands
of Defendants situated near the Pleas
ant Grove power plant Of the plainun
corporation.
suit Tor divorce has been commenced
by Catherine Brewer against William
81 Brewer Plaintiff charges deseruon
ana asks for the custody OF two minor
children. The PARTIES were married at
Mant, Utah, March 1, 1892.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
by Jacob a. Fades against Almedier
" Fades ON the grounds OF cruelty.
Mrs Fades IS charged with quarreling
with plaintiff, calling him vile names
and on one occasion trying 70 shoot
him. The parties were married az
Gades. Van Buren, county, Arkansas,
Aug. IS. 1898.
LEWIs-ANDREws WEDDING.
A marriage license has been Issued
to Roy Andrews, and Rosabell Lewis,
both OF AlDine.
FORESTRY BULLETIN.
Supervisor Pack OF the Uintah re-
serve Las received the following bull
lein from Washington:
Washington. Sept ii-Further evil
dence VI the governments concern over
the Improvement OF range conditions m
the n7tional forests Is shown In the
announcement just made that stool.
owners will be furnished, free OK
charge supplies of vaccine for the
treatment Of stock afflicted with black
leg, tuberculosis ana other animal dis
eases. This arrangement has been
maae By the Forest service, with DR.
a. ID. Melvin, chief OF the bureau Of
animal Industry
stockmen holding permits for graz
ns "a the national forests will now be
furnished with an effective means of
combating without cost an the most
DANGEROUS diseases TO which stock IN
subject. The vaccine can be obtained
simply by applying 10 the supervisor
OF ihe forest upon which the stock IS
graz D. who VIII at once forward tho
appiote ed request 10 tho bureau Of ami
mal Industry whore u VIII be filed
ful directions VIII be furnished for
iis uaa.
Tho forest service and the bureau OF
animal Industry are working hard In an
tllelFor 10 eradicate or diminish the
common forms Of stock diseases found
0A le western ranges ana their efforts
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G. @ - CURES
0O &uDs AOO SKIN DISEASES

There evaporation from the body going continually day and
night through the and glands Of the This Is natures
the bodies the
ss aud hexby OF the skin the blood free from Inn
u no trouble will result When the blood from
ONES injected with humors and impurities these, must be expelled
coming In contact with the delicate tissues and fbres with which the
so abundany supplied they produce irritation and ana
@ IS shown by Eczema Acne Tetter Pmpes Tashs and SKIN
OF various kinds To effect the blood must be eeausd and
purified This cannot be done with external applications but requires
tuon treatment S. s. s. Is the best treatment for all skin diseases
down into the circulation neutr8 and the hunoTs and
and thoroughly skin affections Of kind s. supplies
nth the nuy qualities that the skin instead being
and deceased by unhealthy humo Is fed and sustained by cooling
blood Book Skin Diseases medical advice desired sent
@'' " al who write TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
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TO U. OF U. STUDENTS.

We have your Text Books. a large
assortment OF Students Note and Com
position Books, Pens. Pencils, Inks,
etc. at reasonable prices.
We welcome the students of all the
City Schools and Colleges, whose re-
Quirements viii receive special atten-
ton
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Leading Book Concern,
Main st.
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VERNAL
FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL.

rendered Hon. Harden BenniOn--Woll
Earned Encomiums ON senator.
srccial Correspondence
vernal rintah Co. sept a.-Thore
have been several social events recent
ly in Vernai. but tho one which stands
out most prominently was that given
in honor on Elder Harden Bennion.
n was general testimonial of res
poet and love in which Representatives
from ali parts OF tho county took part
nno program 81 songs. Rotations
pnd speeches was given. PToat VIII
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commissioners who win make a visit To
this county on the 18th and 18th inst.
for tho purpose Of investigating the
feasibility Of constructing the proposed
reservoir at the Harris ranch in Pluto
county.
A widespread interest Is being taken
In regard to this project and those in
terested appear TO be unanimously Of
the opinion that every possible en-
couragement should be offered the state
to build this reservoir.
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TO U. OF U. STUDENTS.

We have your Text Books, a large
assortment OF Students Note and Com
position Books Pens. Pencils, Inks,
etc, at reasonable prices.
We welcome the students Of all the
City Schools and Colleges, whose re-
quiremeuts viii receive special atten-
ton.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Leading Book Concern,
s Main st.
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OF INTFREsT 10 MANY.

Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any case
Of kidney or bladder trouble that Is not
beyond the reach OF medicine. No medl-
cine can do more For sale bv +. J. Hill
Drug CO.. The Never Subsututors."
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RICHFIELD.
COUNTY FAIRS OPENS SEPT. 10.

Much Interest Taken In State Rcser-
Yoir Proposition in Pluto Co.
Special spondence.
Richheld. Sewer Co. Sept 1.-THE
commercial club met az the courthouse
last night and listened TO reports OF
committees having the matter OF the
coming county fair In hand All re-
ported that good progress was being
made and that encouraging reports
were being received from all parts OF
the county IL Is expected that every
thing viii be In good shape Tor the
opening on the 18Th inst.
Active preparations are being made
I'M the different settlements for the
reception OF the state board OF land