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The Elbert County tribune., 1907-04-25

Statistics from the great education
nj institutions of the country are sig
nificant as indicating the extent to
which America is enlightening the
world in this way. There is hardly a
university or college which does not
number among its students some from
other countries, and in several in
stances the number of foreigners is
notable. says Troy Times. Columbia.
for instance, reports that 1t has $50
men representing 80 countries other
than the United States. Canada con
tributes 81. while Japan is a good sec.
ond, with "a. China, Persia, far-off
New Zealand and other remote dis
tricts figure in the exhibit, which also
includes young men from every one
of the leading countries of Europe.
the West Indies and Central and
South America. And there are other
institutlonn with similar showing.
American education is leavening the
worlds intelligence.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-04-25
chilean volcano in Eruption.

Valparaiso, Chile.-The Puyehue vol
cano, in the province of Valdivi, is ia
violent eruption, the phenomenon being
accompanied by awful subterranean
rumblings, earthquakes, inky darkness,
a noisy electrical display, ashes and
boiling water. Torrents of lava have
set fire to the surrounding forests and
the people and cattle are fleeing In
terror.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-04-25

The National Cooperative declares
that there would 30 more Rockefel-
lers in the world If the young men
would devote as much time to money
making as they do to love-making.
Perhaps; but is anybody clamoring
for any more Rockefellers?
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-04-25

Former President Loubet of France
complains that the people of that
country have forgotten him. 1t ir
evident that he finds II impossible to
get any of the magazines to publish
his articles on fishing.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-04-25
Provocation Enough.

Maud tbefore the laughing hyena.s
cage)-How provoking Here we've
been 20 minutes, and the hyena hasn't
laughed once.
Ella-Strange. and he's been cycling
your new spring hat. toe.
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Edoar P. Johnson, the Injured
Brakeman Dies In the
Hospital.
HOT SPRINGS ELECTRIC CARS
rirs Trip with New Motive Power on
thursday Pointer
wedding Permits.

ogden, Sept. Hilary HILL check
,isrk IN the employ of the Hartman
lines at tho ogden freight house. met
with a peculiar accident last evening
ssw minutes after 9 o'clock. He had
,rlt work at the usual hour and pre-
cared to start home. For some reason
ne went to pass over a car near by
,be freight house and whether the car
r,oved and he was struck by some
tblng overhanging It or something few
NO and struck him may never Do
trown, as the last Mr.. Hill remember
al was being struck. He was Knock
sd 90 the ground and rendered uhcon-
s~ious, in which condition he lay uh-
discovered for over an hour, when
fellow employee happened to md MIN.
rbe ambulance was summoned and ne
was taken to his home 252 Thirtleth
street. where Or Joyce attended MN
and ne soon regained consciousness
Ind he could not give clear accouiS
III the accident He received some pad
brilses and slight cuts, about the heao
Ina body, but they will soon heal uP
M he can resume work,
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etanza, after p breakaway Joe looked
down 90 Dals shoes and whispered.
"Dal. your Shoe ls united Dol took h's
eyes OF the dInEu for 800 instant. The
when tltzslmm0us was matched Che
second time with Jack o. Hrlen. Kid Nc
Coy gave Jack tip
Kid. ellis feet are On the curnheld and
you will get his goat more by keeping
ON top Of them an the time than by stab
bling him mo the food chopper
An through the session Jack crowded
Fitza hoofs, After the fight tltz said,
among other things.
eco Bucu had a funny way ~ trying 70
stes ou my toes. i couion make OUT
what Doc was after. but 10 bothered mo
more than anything else he did
Mccoy was in Jim Corbctts corner that
memorable night at Coney Island when
iu- Jeffr.es and winning back The cham
"Tou aro ,httug him when and whore
SOU like Said the Kid. between one 81
Tho rounds. "Why don't YOU push his
head back with the LETT hand ana send
The right over 90 the jaw Take a chance
with d.. You may chop him hard enough
CoTbett shook his head at the advice
and continued to TN eau. Mccoy repeat
ed the advice for several rounds and fine
ally C1rhctt, turning % him, said.
OF don't want o. Do li, ehlFiss' IN
afraid t0 rifle the big fellow tn be gets
mad I don't know what he'll co..
Terry McGoyern always made hlt BY
picking up fallen Zoe as soon as no
dropped him. This was the generous act
and SOLVED that, while the terror was out
Tor the win and tho gate. DE was thcrp
with fellow feeling
cor am not letting the sucker stay down
and got e rect With tE- short ,rUat.
was the way Terry viewed IT, 81 pun
hin ~ 90 his feet while he's tired ANA
then wallop him out"
Which Doe frequently did.
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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. al reasonable prices.
We welcome the students OF an the
CITY Schools and Colleges, whose re-
ouiremeuts viii receive special atten-
ton
pEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Leading Book Concern
6 Main ST.
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vigor and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneysare
out of order or dis
eascd.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that tits not uncom-
mon for a child 10 be
born afflicted with
weak kidurva Tffhe
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TO U. OF U. STUDENTS.

We have your Text Books q 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 will receive special atten-
ton.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Leading Book Concern,
6 Main ST
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SPANISH FORK.
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Preliminaries Nearly Completed
school Opening-Meeting.

Breni0ludfite NfditA Nhhili'A'u-
school Opening-Meeting.
Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork, Utah Co, Sept. 10-A
preliminary organization OF business men
for the purpose OF forming commercial
club was held on Tuesday evening. tho
3rd at which several committees were
appointed for laws and constitution, loca-
tion ana cooperation for salem, Ben
iamin. Lake Shore, Palmyra and Maple
ton.
Shese different committees reported this
evening that quite a number would join
from above named places.
The evening was taken up In reading
and adopting the constitution and by
laws section by section. No officers
were elected. which part is 10 Dc done
az "a meeting called for next Monday
night Sept lG, at the city hall when
an organization win be perfected.
MISSIONARY MEETING.
Elders Nickel and a. Arndrus Of this
place and Elder Pierce Of Salem. held
ennis sion meeting on Sunday afternoon
n the First ward IL was conducted
as usually given Oh the street corners i'm
the mission field. the singing, praying and
speaking being done by the three young
eldors, while the congregation represented
those who usually listen 20 the elders.
EDUCATIONAL TALKS.
Dr. George Il. Bumhan spoke in tho
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'' POLITICAL POINTERS.
Ernest r. Brown Aspires TO lie City
Recorder.

ogden, Sept 11.--Erncst F. Brown
who has been chief deputy and rs now
i'm the auditing department Of Z coun-
~ clerks office. has announced his
candidacy for the nomination of city
recorder OF Ogden. on tho Republican
ticket.
The political pot is beginning to boil
I'm ogden. and II Is expected that be-
fore the end OF the month there viii
he plenty OF candidates from among
both the Republican and Democratic
forces and the work OF campaigning
win have begun.
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WOODS CROSS.
Y. I. NJ. I. A. FESTIVAL.
Canning Factory Putting Up Fruit and
Tomatoes.

Tomatoes,
Special C1rrespondencc.
Woods Cross. Davis CO., Sept. To-
The officers and members Of the y. l..
NJ. I. A. OF this place were entertain
cd last night at the home OF their pres
ident. Mrs. Christie Fackreu. An CX-
cellent program was rendered after
which refreshments were served. Pres
ident Fackrell with her counselors.
Mrs Lucy Roberts and Chloe Grant
are putting forth every effort 10 make
the seasons work a success.
Eide. Mark Holbrook Of East Boun-
tiful leotured here last night while
Elder Tucker sang.
Schools begin next Monday. the 18th.
Prof T.. d. Mann and family ar
rived here from Logan yesterday Both
Prof. and Mrs. Mann VIII leave this
week for Ann Arbor. Mich. where tho
professor will continue his study Of
music. He has been instructor Of
music for the past two years at the
Brigham Young college at Logan.
The Woods Cross canning factory be-
gan it, seasons work last Tuesday.
Fruit as Wen as tomatoes is being
canned.
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WILLARD.
HUBBARD-wH1TE NUPTIALs.

BeCt DiggIng BcginS oepI. Io-EAVCI-
lent Tomato Crop.
Special Correspondence.
willard. Boxelder Co., Sept. 9.-Many
OF tho farmers have received orders to
begin digging beets on the 18th inst.
The tomato crop promises 70 be an
excellent one. The warm weather OF
the last few days is beginning to ripen
the tomatoes fast.
on the 4th inst, Miss Hubbard OF
Willard and Jos. b. White Of Perry
were married I'M the Logan temple. a
host Of friends wish them a prosperous
Journey through life.
Orvn II. Ward is quite sick with
typhoid.
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L. D. S, UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS

we have your Text Books. Examine
our Price List
we have the largest and best variety
of school stationery iu the State
We welcome the students of all the
schools OF the city and viii give their
The Leading Book Concern.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
The LEADING Book Concern
6 Main Street
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PROVO.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
New Bicycle Ordinance-Wedding
BeIls-City Schools Begin.

Special Correspondence.
Provo Sept. 1.-THE city council
has passed the new bicycle ordinance
which makese II an offense for bicycle
riders 10 use any portion Of the paved
sidewalks. or the unpaVed portion be-
tween the cement sidewalk and the
property line.
The recorder presented "a communiCa-
ton from the Merrill Lumber company
asking that its contract with the city
for building the waterworks extension
DE cancelled. The matter was tabled
pending am official acceptance OF the
work.
The amending of the ordinance fixing
the age at which minors are permitted
10 enter pool and billiard halls and
raising the age from IS TO a, was
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

/ LNONJN Al
Tonight Miss Blanch ISImbau and
Mr Carl schcid will be married the
ceremony 20 b. performed az o'clock
at ST. pauls church by Bishop Spal-
dnF assisted by Dean Brewster while
Mrs. Florence Woodruff sister oft the
bride. win be matron OF honor and
Icrnard Froiseth best man.
Another interesting church wedding
fo take place tonight will DO that OF
katherine Thorpe and Clarence Drcs-
ser. the ceremony 60 be performed nc
S. Marks cathedral with Bishop
sralding and Dean Brewster oniciat-
'ng. while Miss Nina Thorpe and Miss
Alco Sccllcs viii be bridesmaids and
Louis seckles best man.
Miss Fannie Hayden and Mr. Frank
Burgess were married last night az the
Phillips CDncreg ational church with
Row. =. A. Simpltn officiating the
brides sister stella acting as brides
maid. and Melvin Il. Barlow as best
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess viii De-
at home after sept 10 at 6o4 East
second South street
a very pretty wedding took place
last evening al the home of Nr. and
Ntls. l'' ~, ~ ,...,.,,,- ~. t,ts. ,f
-.,,at.i,. rfo,-,,r ,rnr corcr1rr,. was
..-,s.,-,,,d al e.20 b,. Rev tIr1er I
Goshen OF the First Congregational
church. Miss Nellie Herman. sister
of the bride. Yves maid OF honor and
Mr. Bert Kelly was best man. The
IN e-,..o., "a ~ .-,,qts ,,ore f,o
r.-..r1tstc rctati,r. ,f tbr bride and
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&c
A. r n ab.rroY and orfss Nir-
Il e,,i,.,,,,,,, bg,.s ret,,r-,s5 NON, the
r.'., .,.t,,,,, tt,..,. t,,,.. 49, srandlnr
.r.4 s,,,T,er
-
,r,,. ,,,gbt,-s Of tho Norman hat
..ft-r ,,,,,et t,,r, .,.,.,,,. ,,.ft1, Mrs Mar
- ma. &C. 1850 ,rbfrJ stras+
2 ~, ..t-,,5s,-,.. 81. F.girs9 al
I.,-i-1s- 81 inheritance is To- he traus-
.lt5
p..,- ..,,,-1. aud v.rff. ,..r. fba
In, 80 D., ~ ~ r3tisssrl we'd
5.1- Ios, MONT wbicb was solernized
.,.,,,..S, m ,,,,, B.,- NJ pad
iU. Sa 49,. 80. fbo
ON go &C.,, nod 81,
. .1iiltic nov nrof1sIon tbrouehout the
church ana also az lns p' .i.7., ~.
where large IeSep ..' .l l.'io" .1 '.i
s.LNlce. s hs uI'pe .,ll. MD, 5coI lace
trimmings ana carried Wh' YEN, as S 1,,,.
VINE hel Nel Wds on Nlt.'' .uilN' = pay.
mald on honoI' Nllss ~ ola i i2gl'5' ,,,,,ii
Gown ol NM A. ,,,, bri5es-
maids. Miss Louise Benz ana Nllss en-
ME Soren2. were IN While emu" eIeu
null and pink respeclNely' AppIo-
PIRATE music announced lne alll oaln
OF tho bridal party, the uille llhs
bearer. LoWeN Castleiohs coinlns mrs.,
with the ring uoIH, DH ,U1',.' ne
tie flower girls. Hattie Thomas ana
Charlotte Johnson. the bridesmaids
following and the maid Of honor pre-
reding the bride. who entered with
her mother. Messrs. Elmer and Rob
erts were ushers and Henry yelling
best man. A pretty RECEPTION was. was held ..i
sjsting Rev ana Mrs Busslrd will
reside at the parsonage. 1886 south
Fourth East street
Miss Sicrd Petersen. whose marriage
takes place on the 25th. win be guest
given bv Mrs. E. BonnemorL
turned from Idaho. where she has been
visiting her mother. Alrs. sharp.
Of "a. ',Pobin Hood" performance to-
night in honor of Miss Wey aud Mr..
PM
''"-'
Numerous box parties were given at
,bo ,,orforroance Of robin Hood" this
afternoon and tonight the stalls. loges
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MOAB.
BountcOus Grain Crops-Fruit Brings
Fancy Prices-star Opera House.

Special Correspondence.
Moab. Grand Co. sept S.-The hum
of the throsher g. heard in this little
valley, and a number Of farmers are
happy over the b0uuteous crop Of or a.
and barley that viii find it's way into
their granaries this fall The old idea
that small grain cannot be raised in
Grand valley" has been thoroughly OK
ploded during tn past few seasons.
The star Opera House" q modern
theater hall, completed by the ward last
season. has been leased - Shafer Bros
lar dances viii BE- given at the star
as wen az local entertainments etc,
during the comin- season.
The orchardists Who were fortunate
enough 10 have their fruit escape the
frost last spring. are shipping the same
and getting fancy prices.
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Wedding Stationery Engraved is the
only correct thing printed is cheap aud
look the part you can't deceive your
friends Held Engraving Co. do them,
80 per 100 with two envelopcs-the
very best
HELD ENGRAVING CO. 90 Main.
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the decorations being chiefly In pink
and white asters and about "a guests
being entertained.
Miss Mcrl Miller OF Murray LEFT for
Los Angeles last evening, where she
viii attend school during the winter.
Her mother vii follow her 20 the coast
city iu two weeks
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HOT SPRINGS ELECTRIC CARS.
First Trip TO be Made on Thursday
BY New Motive Power.

ogden, Sept. 1l.--Supt. J. W. Bailey
Of the ogden Rapid Transit company
has invited the members Of the Press
club and their ladies to take a ride IN
one of the company's new cars over mo
new line that has been extended 70 me
Utab Hot Springs. The trip Is 70 De
taken Thursday afternoon, commencing
"a o'clock. This will be the first
min over the line since Il was electri-
ned. The company expects 10 open the
line at the end Of this week 10 the
rffh1fn
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work by that time the ceremonies will
have TO be postponed until some date
In the very near future.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The county clerk granted marriage
licenses TO the following couples.
Andrew c.. Jensen, o. Of Heber city,
and Miss Emma Lofgren, %, Of Ogden
city
William D. MoGregor Of ogden and
Miss Hannah Y. Larson of West We
ber Weber county
Albert White. % Of ogden, and Miss
Jane Welch OF West Weber, Weber
county.
Robert A. Mathews. "a. and Miss
Mary A. sinner, 20 both * Ogden.
Frank Pearson. Jr., and Miss Rose
Vogel, both OF salt Lake iCty.
LADIES' MINSTREL SHOW.
Tonight and Thursday night the poo
pie Of ogden are to enjoy "a ladies'
minstrel show at the Grand Opera
House. The personnel Of the cast is
made up Of some of the city's prom
inent young ladies who have "a great
quantity of laugh making jokes on
hand The show is being given for the
benefit Of the Episcopal church.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The home OF Dan Laughern was
made happy yesterday by the arrival
Of his first born. beautiful little girl.
on the date of his wife's twenty~second
birthday.
William u. Van Dyke Jr., expects
to leave ogden about Nov /, on a
missiOl
Tonight the young ladies Of tho
Third ward will give another Of their
enjoyable character balls.
I. j. Jones, the colored porter who
was arrested Sunday on the charge
OF stealing Sl2O from a Southern Pa
cifc passenger named Edward Pen
nell, has confessed his guilt and will
be charged with grand larceny. HIS
trial win be held at Brigham city.
Peter Quinn was found guilty Of
burglari9ing Mrs. J., Warmers millin-
cry store on April %. 1907. and viii
receive sentence Thursday.
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Heavy. impure blood makes a muddy.
pimpIv complexion. headaches. nausea.
Indigestion. Thin blood makes you
weak. pale. sicl1ly. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes the blood rich. red, pure
restores perfect health.
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child urinates too often, ifthe urine scalds
the flesh. or If, when the child reaches an
age when It should be able TO control the
passage, 1t is yet afflicted with bed-wct-
ting, depend upon It, the cause Of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble. and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs This unpleasant
trouble Is due to a diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made miser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp Root is soon realized. II is sold
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telling all about Swamp-Root,
including many of the thousands Of tesu-
monial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer & CO.,
Binghamton y. Y, be sure and mention
this paper Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
Or. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, Binghamton, n. y, on every
bottle
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JAP UNDER ARREST.

W. Yamato. a Japanese was placed
under arrest by Sheriffs stirring and
Josephson on the charge OF fradulently
securing from a Japanese bank OF
Rockford, california. $500. The IN
formation is that Yamato had drawn
the money from the bank. but before
the books were posted up, ne Went
q the hank where new set OF clerks
vas on duty and again collected the
money then skipped out. The arrest
was made on a description furnished
the oficers. He viii be held here
awaiting the arrival Of California Of
fcer to take him back.
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Stop itching instantly. Cures piles
eczema, salt rheum. letter, itch. hives.
herpes, scabies-Doan's Ointment. At
any drug store.
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DEDICATION POSTPONED.

Tho new addition 10 the Weber stake
academy was TO have been dedicated
Friday morning, but owing to the
builders being unable 10 complete the
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TOOELE.

John G.. Dorman Succumbs to Iniur-
les Received i'm Honorine Mil.
Special Correspondence.
Tooele, Tooele Co. Sept. S.--The fur
neral OF John G.. Dorman. who died on
Thursday last, viii be held here to-
Gay. The deceased was born in Cum
berland. England, Aug. 4. 1852. came
60 Utah with his parents "a years ago,
and has resided Ia this city ever since.
He died Of consumption and dropsy
resulting from an injury received in
the Honorine mill last December He
was a faithful member Of the Church,
a mmeber Of the high priests quorum.
lie leaves a wife to mourn his demise.
"Dr Thomas Eclectric OIL is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success I'm
our family for eight years."-Mrs. L.
Whitacre. Buffalo. n. Y.
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The district schools are all open and
are we'll attended. There are over 100 be-
pluners. with some new teachers auQ
new district supervisor.
During August there were II births. and
two infant children died.
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State st. Hardware for lawn NOW
ers,hOse and poultry netting 252 State.
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GAnDEN CITY NOTEs.

Loyland Graham. the mail clerk who
was injured I'm Yesterdays train wreck
IS the son Of the late John G.. Graham
OF this city Several OF his relatives
went up Co see him on receiving a re-
port Of the accident.
Provo will De favored with the robin
Hood performance by the salt Lake
Opera company on Thursday the 18th.
A large house is assured as Is always
come here
Miss Edna Carter. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John +. Carter Of this city, is
az the Holy Cross hospital I'm salt Lake.
suffering from "a severe case Of typhoid
FOYER.
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The city schools opened Monday with
the following enrolment. which is COM
sidcred very favorable for the begin
ming of the schools.
Franklin, $40. Timpanogos $40: Mae
ser, 35l. Parker, 32l. Total LASS.
Tho school population of the city is
about 500.
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Third ward Sunday afternoon. He IS *
pected 10 be In the CITY pavilion on Ihur--
day evening. along with Prof Jund. and
some OF his aids in the music departm' no..
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sUccuMBs TO HIS INJURIES.
Edgar =. johnson. the Young Z. r.
Brakeman, Dies i'm Hospital

ogden, Sept 11.-Edgar Paul john
son, the young Union Pacific brake
man who was so seriously injured
sunday evening near Antelope by be-
ing crushed beneath car, died yester-
day at the ogden General Hospital ms
bodv was removed to Larlkin & Sons
rooruue and prepared lOr shipment last
night to Green River, Wyoming, where
burial will take plaCa tomorrow under
me auspices Of the Wo7dmen Of the
World. Of which order ne was a MEM
Der. His mother step-fatheri sister
and aunt came to Ogden with him. lie
was but 90 years Of age, was very
trusted employe, a young man OF eN-
ceIlent character and the only son in
the family.
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work by that time the ceremonies will
have to be postponed until some date
I'm the very near future.
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by druggists, in fifty
cent and one-dOllar
size bottles. You may
have a sample bottle