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SURE
Fresh Air and Postum Health Com.
bimaaIon Hard to Beat.

Fresh Air and Postum "a Health Com.
binaaIon Hard To Beat.
''Four years ago. writes Vermont
lady. II was a Victim OF Indigestion,
Everything l ate distressed me--gave
me nausea and formed gas In my stona-
ach which was very annoying.
II had palpitation so bad could not
lie on my left side, and began 10 think
my heart must be affected. | had used
coffee for % years. and thought II would
be impossible 20 give 1t up. as | usually
had nothing for breakfast but roll
and a cup OF coffee
MY Indigestion grew worse In spite
OF doctoTing, and i felt obliged 10 try
something else. ] drank chocolate and
cocoa, but soon tired OF them.
''The doctor had ordered my husband
to stop drinking coffee ON account of
heart trouble so he was using Postum
and wanted me TO try that, took one
cup Of It az our servant prepared It, and
thought II was wretched sun.
~ WAS getting desperate when the
cook left mo and had to make Postum
for my husband. Then II was that
studied The directions on the package
and wondered II the girl had been boil
Ing IL long enough,
~ cooked II fully 20 minutes and wa
surprised la find It most palatablc.
FOUND that rlFl fTthlll improved AZ as
much as 1t did ooffee, I also learned
that Postum lasted better and it was
easier to prepare II the Might before.
II put two haaping tablespoonful in
To n square of cheese cloth, tied II
tightly. dropped II into clean coffee
pot, poured over II three cupfnls OF cold
water. and let II stand covered until
morning,
'.Then 1t WAS boiled thirty minutes,
and we had two large cups OF a dali
been added IL has a rich delicious
nayour of ats own and We have used
nothing else FOR four years.
.'Postum and Fresh Air have cured us
OF dyspepsia ana seeming heart trouble.
and Nc have taken ANEW lease OF ME. =
Name given by Postum Company Bat
lie Creek, Mich. Read, "Tha Road to
WellyIlI," In pkgs, There's d Reason"
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remained without strength.
e'I then tried l'eTuna, and after nsing
1t for three months WIS Totally we'll
lam seventy-one yearsold, audmy work
on the railroad Is hard and tedious, but
lean work like q young man In all kinds
of weather, heat, cold, rain SNOW OF
storm alike.
"Peruna is the purest and best metli-
cine, and ii used according to directions,
1t will help any person and cure any dis
ease for which il is recommended I rec
ommend this medicine 10y my own ex-
perIence to any one suffering from an
ailIne Mt on the order Of mime"
For Herself ard Children.
Mrs. Aline DePassc, 776 E. l65th ST.,
New York, N. y, wrltess
at gives me pleasure To testify to the
curetiveoualitieso fPeruna and Manalin.
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LEHI.
LEHI CITIZENS TRAGIC DEATH
VIM. F'arthinghani Killed by Explo
sion in Montana.

VIM. Fart1iinghani Killed by Explo-
sion in Montana.
Special Correspondence.
just reached Lehi that VIM Farthins-
ham. who was working with B..
J. Anderson, a former res1d emf
of Iahi on 4 prospect at Steyensville,
Montana. was killed by an explosion
last night Mr.. Anderson VIII bring the
remains to I.ehi Sunday, Mr., FarthIng-
ham Is about so years old. He leaves a
wife and nine children to mourn his
sad death. His demise is a great shock
to his family and friends. He has been
In the cattle business until lately and
was highly respected citizen.
FACTORY IMPROVEMENTS
A large amount of building viii be
done at the sugar factory this year. A
new beet shed will be built with al, ele-
waited railroad track A new pan will
be installed In the factory, new pipe
line and "A great many other repairs
and improvements The planting OF
beets is progressing nicely.
HIGH SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
Mr. Karl Hopkins has been enga ged
as general supervisor OF the High
school which will offer u thTee-years'
course the coming year,
High school meet OF the six High
schools OF Utah county win be held In
Lehi May 4. A meeting Will be held In
the Tabernacle in the morning and
there Will be athletic contests In the
City park in the afternoon, and a grand
ball In the evening
The sessions Of the seventies ana el-
ders quorums of the four words closed
Monday night. the Y. NJ. NJ J. a.
WILL close Tuesday evening next with d
special program in the Tabernacle.
Mr.. Abe Ghdtnansen has obtained a
patent ON a beet topper
j. w. Connolly is the new night opera
tor at the Rio G-ande depot
BIRTHS.
Saturday a son was born to Mrs Jos
Glover Monday, a daughter 90 Mrs
Henry Sorenson, and Tuesday dangh-
ters were born TO Mr. and Mrs Leon
ard Peterson and TO Dr.. and Mrs Mer-
rihew.
Mrs. John w. Chiffon was operated
on at the T.. d. S. hospital last Sat-
urday for appendicitis She is pro-
crossing nicely
DR. Hasler of hrantI will locate here
20 practise He has leased the home
OF DR.. r. II. steele
j. ]. Child Is building new brick
residence.
The spraying law Is being enforced
rleIdIy and all the citizens arc having
their trees sprayed
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TO WARD OFF FLOODS.
Proposition TO Raise River Banks 10
Avert Threatened Disaster.

Ogden. April 6---Residents of the
flooded district in the northwestern por-
ton Of the city held meeting last
evening at the county courthouse to
hear reports of the amount Of damage
done by the recent overtlowing of the
Ogden river. James Wotherspoon was
chairman oe the meeting The reports
showed that the water has done thou,
sands Of dollars damage 10 houses and
other property, also that the water Is
now within is inches from the top. of
the banks and is gradually raising
through the recent storms A commit
Zee Composed of c. Z, Peterson, W. ID.
Van Dyke, Wallace Fcuiger. Arthur
Foulger Peter Ernstrom and j. q. hli-
stron, WAS appointed 10 investigate
thoroughly the conditions In the hooded
district and to devise means for the
raising of the river banks SO that IN
the future such floods cannot occur
This committee is to appear before the
city council and county commissioners
to get them to cooperate IN DOING
something for the protection of the res
idents OF that district
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present Caprice" at the opera house
Saturday, April ls

present Caprice" at the opera house
Saturday April Is
FOR BEST A. c. IN COUNTRY
Lorenzo N. Stohl is being congratulate
ed Oh all sides by many friends in
Brigham City on his being elect
ed president OF the Agricultural col
lege board of trustees, Mr.. Stohl says
that IL is the desire OF the board in con-
nection with President WidtsOe to make
the school one OF the best agricultural
colleges In the country, and his many
friends here, who know him best, are
satisfied that If push, energy and good
will towards the college can accomplish
this, the desire Will be realized.
Mrs. Lana Alvord, wife OF b. r. AL
word. who accompanied her husbat d to
his sheep herd In the WESTERN part OF
the county last fail, was badly burned
few days ago by a child upsctting
lamp In the sheep wagon Mrs. Alvord
saved the child from being burned by
holding II outside Of the wagon until
her husband arrived, but she herself
was severely burned. She suffered In
tense pain in the 80 miles OF travel
by wagon before reaching DR.. Harding,
who had been sent for and met them
about 20 miles west OF here, She was
taken To the Brigham City hospital and
is NOW getting along as well as could
be expected
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sometimes assisted by tho apothecary or
the family DOCTOR
Furnishing medical compounds direct
to the people, through the druggists, is
simply the extension Of the practice be-
gun by the people themselves,
Nervous System a Wreck.
John q. Hirdlcr, Garfield, Has, writes
son December 2, 1889, was injured
by fall on tho Santa Flo r. r., and my
entire nervous system WIS Impaired
by the same, The help Of a. physician
was useless. believe tried every one
in the vicinity, but all were alike and
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1t is impossible to estimate how many
homes have been protected against cronp
by the proper use OF Peruna.
housesi old Remedies.
There is no remedy in the world
which has proven so popular for cataSrh
as Peruna, IT has been used for more
than thirty years and cured thousands
of cases, as proven by our testimonials
in the early history OF this country
every family had its homemade medi-
cines. Herb teas, bitters, laxatiyes and
tonics were to ho found in almost every
house, con1mpurdod - tNa housewife,
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MYRTLE
ChtarEhal GroNp.

Few people realize how frequently
Group is caused by catarrhal congestion
OF the throat Probably mine cases out of
ten OF Group is Of the catarrh al variety.
The medical profession recognizes
three forms of Group. The spasmodicva-
riety, membranous group and catarrhal
Group.
Nearly every case isof the catarrhal va
riety, and a few dosesof Pernna taken It
;he first appearance OF the catarrhal
sYmpto ms is generally sufficient to avert
the attack of Group altoge taer.
Group is frig htful disease. No dis
ease of children go alarms the household.
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Eek of the Twenty-Hfth ward, Salt
Lake City. and l.. G. Larson, All of
whom spoke commercially or the well
commenced life OF the departed. and
of his honesty and integrity. speaking
words Of comfort to the family
Mt Johnson worked at the GARFIELD
smel ting plant, and that he was es-
teemed by his employers and co-Iabor-
ers was In evidence by them placing "A
p"autitul hcrai tMbute upon the casket.
NEWS BRIEFS.
Cc!cred art glass which viii cost
about 5000 has been selected for The win
doNs Of the new First ward meeting.
house in Murray.
TEX Winder has purchased a half
interest In tho Utah Bottling company
OF me- Porter. and VIII be partner Of
proyements that VIII facilllafe thai,
work and enable them 10 put OH =
higher grade OF goods.
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PARADISE.
Returned Missionaries Welcomed
Case of Srnrlel Erunr Rennrtcd

Returned Missionaries Welcomed
Case OF Scarlet Fever Reported.
Special Correspondence.
Paradise, Cache Co., April i--EIder
John H. Gibbs, and parley LIGHTHOUSE
Of this place, have just returned from,
missions. preaching the gospel in the
Southern states and England respect
lively. A reception was held fin their
honor last night which was largely at
tended
For some weeks whoopins cough and
mumps have been prevalent. and one
case OF scarlet fever has occurred. hue
by prompt quarantine the last named
disease has not spread.
Farmers are getting anxious to be-
gin planting. Wet weather has retard-
ed farm work.
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motion to auash was denied and the
trial ordered TO proceed on Monday
OGDEN SCHOOL BOARD.
The ogden City board of education
last evening authorized the superln-
tendent to SECURE the Grand Opera
House for the CONNIE ncennent eaer-
cIses this year They discussed at
length the program being arranged
for arbor day, April -, when the
school children will take part in gen.
eral cleaning mp of not alone the school
premises, but also thelr homes. Ihey
VIII also plant number OF trees Oh
the city hall square.
The trcaSurer's report showed re-
ceIpts. s3O.2Sls disbursements s9,s5o'
cash on hand, SlS.9IOS5'
The health report showed 10 cases OF
diphtheria. Several applications Tor
positions as teachers were received and
TWO designations accepted
LICENSE TO WED.
license TO wed was granted to Ma
noleon Dial. 20. and Miss Emma NJ.
Nebeker, Is. both of Willard, Boxelder
county.
BRIEFS AND PIERS oNAI-S-
volney C. Gunnell has taken the oath
of office to serve the people as ouyenlie
Judge. AK.
The condition of c. j. Lindale' lhe
swItchnlan who was fnJnred ILL the
yards Thursday morning, is as We'll as
can be expected N
Adam Farber is the prond father OF
his first born. a boy, and Mr.. and MIS-
THOMAS Clark are very happy over
the arrival AT their home OF a TEN
pound baby girl.
c, NJ. jackson. who has been editor
OF the Utah State Journal LOT over
year past. bias rendered MS Tes'gI l
tion- Which has gone into effect. The
editorial pnge is now IN the hands OF
Major T.. a. Littleheld.
r,thIns nj all kinds at 1seseret -, - W.
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keps the Children We'll.


Mrs. X Kane, 1856 SebOr St., Flat Chicago IIp wrttes
Peuna has been used long our family that do not know
how could get along without it,
have given to all Of my five children at different times when
they suffered with Group colds and the many ailments that children
subject to- and pleased say that has Kept them spe-
did health,
II have also used for catarrhal difficulty Of long standing,
and cured in short time, have every to praise
Peruna"
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pARow AN.
IRON COUNTY APPOINTMENTS,
City Marshal ThOrnIon Resigns--Soak-
ing Rains IN Iron County.

Special reepondencs-
Parowan. Iron CO.. April S--Followiug
the two weeks 81 Windy weather. which
prevailed during the middle OF March. II
has been srormtng since about the End
and the country is thoroughly soa kod.
The canal for conveying the water 70
the city electric Light plant Is nearing
completnn-
AZ the meeting OF the city council held
last night Stephen q Thornton resigned
lie position ais city marshal and a epe-
clal meeting Will be held tonight 10 APP
point another
COUNTY APPOINTMENTS
The county commissioners met April l..
and transacted The following tbuBnesHs
A precinot and road dlstTict was created
for Colo Springs. and ordinance passed
creating and defining thefn
The following appointments OF road su.
peI-yl snrH were made
Parowan district, T., r. ward: Para
g0onhh district Thos. Rnhlgsoui Kanar,
~ district William 4. Williams Albert
Ill Orion WAS appointed county fish and
game wardeu ID, a.. lamoresux health
dftIoer for Paragoonah kees J Williams,
health officer for kanalsa Hans y Nor
Jensen, ssgIssrar Of Vital Statistics tor
The nppllcasIon Of Martin Skoukard foT
a lIrertee 10 open and conduct a saloon
IN What n known as Dry Canyon near
"a rowan. was denied the application OF
ire same PERSON Tor a lgcnse 20 open a
saloor IL Summit was granted upon his al
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MASS MEETING CALLED.
Property Owners VIII Discuss Best
Methods OF Plating City,

Murray, April 6.--At the regular
meeting OF the city council Tuesday
night Joseph Timer handed i'll mis- resig-
nation as city engineer The reslgna-
tl0n was accepted and a successor 10
Mr. Ulmer win be named ia the near
future.
Ordinance chapters IS and IL relative
to the licensing OF rOofning houses, bar
ber shops. etc. WAS RECONSTRUCTED and
rates reduced one-half-
The tEeasuTer's report ending March
81, was read and accepted AS Was also
the road supervisors whose bills were
ordered paid n question arose as to
whether property owners, allowing land
TO stralghten streets. can demand pay
mont for their consideration The ques-
lion WAS referred to the city attorney.
The volunteer fire department pre-
scented q list OF what is needed ia way
OF caps and uniforms, The matter was
referred TO The fire committee.
A suggestion was Offered that public
subscription be solicited for the plrr-
chasing and Installing OF a town clock
In the new, city hail The suggestion
did not receive any support. However.
a committee was appointed To ascer-
tain the most feasible way OF getting
means 10 buy and place The clock,
An ordinance compelling slot ma
SAIlltHs blllAilh AtlANl lIbl NtlbAS1 W Vttg
license was also adopted, and one
defining the requirements OF improving
of sidewalks IN business districts.
II was moved and carried that a mass
meeting Of property owners be called TO
convene In the opera house Friday,
April ~. at 1880 b. M, for the purpose
of getting AN opinion as 70 the best
methods to be adopted ror the plating
OF Murray City.
FUNERAL OF Il, Il. JOHNSON.
The funeral service over tho remains
OF Fritz E,nlil Johnson, Who died March
20 at ~ Pitt street. Salt Lake CiIy, of
heart trouble caused from an attack
OF rheumatism, were held from the
Murray First ward Westinghouse Wed.
nesday. The deceased was youth OF
10 years, ana spent most OF bis life at
Murray, where lac has many relatives
and frends Bishop U, G.. Miller pre-
sided at the services. ana tho other
speakers We're A. f. Anderson, Bishop
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SCHOOL FOR DEAF AND BLIND.
New Board Meets and Organizes With
Miss Babcock as President

ogden, April s-.The board OF trustees
of the state School for the Deaf and
Blind met for short time Hast evening
and transacted small amount Of bush
ness and then adjourned and the new
board met and organized, naming MS
president. Miss Maud May Babcock.
vice president and chairman, Of the
finance committees, l. L. Clark; secre-
tary. Mrs. A. B. Corey. Only a small
amount of preliminary business was
disposed OF and u bounteous supper was
served, The report 0t the school
showed it 10 be in an excellent condi-
ton ana good work being accomplished.
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'-- pII1TAFNIss CANNON BE CURED

NV lacaa appllcAllDna. 40 they cannot
rsnrn Inc III seasod purtion Of the Gar.
1neie Is only one wa3 10 cure deafness,
ara lhat IL BY constitutional remedies.
Issfness ls caused w al innamea COM
dltinn of the MUCOUS lining 81 The Eus.
tn,lThlarl Tubs Maen thts laa 10 innant,
sd you have a Fumbling sound or nlper-
feet hsarlns, and when L IS e9tlrely clos
lnha mmation can be taken out and th
tubs restored 10 It's normal condition
hearing will be Destroyed lorevcri min
eNses Gus OF ton are caused by CaIugrh
witch IL nothing bus an iEnamed condl
don % Ihe mucous surfaces,
we will give One Hundred Dollars Tor
any case OF Deafness lcausad BY eatarthl
that cannot ne cured by Halls CalGrrt
Cure Send Tor circulars free.
n j, CHENEY s. CO., Toledo, q,
Sold BY druggists i5c,
Take Halls Family Pals for constipa-
don
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Mr.. John NJ Stansberry Amarillo, lex, wrtes
For several years had caarh Of the stomach was hardly
able to DO anything and could not eat with any satisfaction.
When commenced using Peruna, weighed only ITO pounds
took six bottles commencing the spring. and by the following
winter had gained Sc pounds.
owe tall 10 Peruna, cannot be praised too highly
am for-ve years old, and my occupation that architect
and builder"
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ing a bond In tho sum Of 500 to be ap-
proved by the county conlriissl cilcrs-
William Benson, who has been III for
the past two weeks, Is now IN q oritea !
condition. threatened with an attack OF
pneumonia
Laura Lyman Clark and family. and
Clark Lyman and wife, expect TO START
for the Blghorn country, Wyoming, the
last of the week. ". p Ward and family
were also to have started AT the same
lime but have decided to remain hers
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Gymnastics alone can never give
that elasticity. ease and graceful figure
which comes by taking HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. s5 cents, Tea
or Tablets.-z. c. M Drug Dept,
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MUSIC TEA CHEERS
All who desire TO consult tho list
OF tho representative professors
and music teachers OF Salt Lake
should read the "Muslclans' Dl-
rectory'' In tho Saturday News"
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DEPARTMENT

The News dlvsrsd snd vicinity
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motion to quash was denied and the
trial ordered TO proceed on Monday
OGDEN SCHOOL BOARD.
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BtbIes of all kinds at L'eserct s. $ u
Book store, AZ Il. s. Temple.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-07-06
CHICAGO.

The reImrkabl? strength of trad
stands out more distinctly now that the
first half of the year is reached and ii
is found 40 diminution affects production
in the leading industries or the accumu
lation of assured forward work. Other
favorable factors arc lessened, mercan
tile defaults, largely increased payments
through the banks, higher dividend dis
bursements, and an unprecedented move
ment of grain.
With the seasonable weather the re
suits in leading retail sales make an ex
cellent exhibit. and comparisons here with
former experience are entirely favorable
Notwithstanding the drawbacks intcrposet
by the backward spring. Merchandise,
stocks here and at interior points now
undergo rapid depletion and the proba
bility of forced clearing sales is smaller
New demands at wholesale measure NJ
to expectations in the staples. and j
dry goods, footwear, clothing an. furnt
tUre fully equal advance selections a veal
ago.
Failures reported in the Chicago dis
trict numbered, 20, against 80 last week
and 10 year ago.-Dun's Review o.
Trade.
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CHAPTER xxi.

When the sun had set we went to the
Chase, Psyche and l, she agreeing to pay
this visit far more readily than / antici-
pated.
shall you be glad to see EthelT" /
asked, the wish prompting the question.
Yes" she answered, nodding her
head. There is so much / want 10 ask
her that can't ask you, so much | want
TO learn. amt talk much to you be-
cause | don't know enough words, and
sometimes / say the wrong one and it
makes you laugh and shows me how fool
ish am. But l think great deal when
my eyes are shut"
Can you tell me what you think?'
$50 many things l think how beau
tiful it is to SIT and listen to you speak,
and think if could learn more words
| could talk to you and make you happy,
just as you make me happy. Sometimes
think ! am no more than the little
creatures in the garden that we forget
the next day because they cannot tell us
what they think and feel. And / want
to be asking more thar what You know ="
There was a pathetic vibration in her
voice as it sank in this last phrase; then
in figner tone she added: $50 want
to see all that E,hei can do, and learn
how to do it very sooa--yery soon."
We met Ethel and her father in the
drive, and walked together through the
flower garden and the Conservatives,
there being still light enough to reveal
the tints of the blooms even to ordinary
eyes. Under bis daughters influence Sir
Henry was always reasonable, and at
| most times amlable and interesting; but
this evening l was struck by the tender
interest he took in Psyche. lie devoted
himself almost exclusively to her. and
| betrayed no symptom of jealousy or sus-
picion when Ethel and fingered in the
room. The manner OF this extraordinary
man vas now as opposed to his brusque-
ric of the morning as that to the qgaking
agitation of the night before. Selecting
SOME Of the blooms that Psyche most adj
mired, he arranged them with taste in a
! spray. gcssip.ng at the same .ime in a