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The Washington times., 1907-02-10
Plea for the Wives
OF Drink SIa0es
Heartaches Suffered by Loving, Trustful Women
When Reformed Husbands Fail to Come
Home On Time
By JOHN G. WOOLLEY.

shall never drink again. but one
night in a New England train, and very
in. 1 met a stranger who pit;ed me and
gave me a quick, powerful drug out
Of a small vial and my pain was gone
in q minute or two. hat alcohol was
licking up my very blood with tongues
Of fame.
I should have gotten drunk that night,
If 1 could l thought of everything
Of my two years of clean life; of the
meeting | was going to, vouched for by
my friend and brother. d. l.. Moody
of the bright little home in New York:
Of Mary ard the boys; l tried TO pray,
and my lips framed oaths.
I reached Up for God, and he was
gone, and the fercest fend of he'll had
me by the throat and shouted. Drink,
drink. drink I said. But Mary-bu
the boys" it said. ITO hell with Mary
come on. to the saloonr'
1t was not vet daylight. Sunday
morning. when 1 stood on the platform
az Pawtucket. r. l., alone. ] few from
saloon to saloon; they were shut up.
so were the drug stores. and al that
day. locked in my room at the hotel, /
fought my fight and won IL in the even
ing by the grace of God: but the peo-
pie of PawtuCket never knew that the
man who spoke 10 them that night had
been in hell al day.
What would YOU take in cash 10 have
that put into your life?
That is TO be my portion until my
dying Gay; but. if merCiful. patient time
shall cauterize and heal the old, dis
honorable wounds and cover them with
repulsive but impervious cicatrices.
Hard to Live Down.
Yet, because had those wounds I am
to be through my whole life considered
a moral clihdwellcr, n creature OF
precipiCes, where one false step ends
all: and so. denied full confidence Of
my fcllOw-mcn. the highest grace of life
TO strive for in this world. and 1 am told
I have a Christian enemy or two who
wait on tiptoe OF expectancy ana cheer
fully prophesy the sure near-coming Of
my final plunge back into the Dead Sea
OF Drink.
Several years ago at another time,
after a long lecture tour in the West.
I telcgraphed 20 my wife in Boston: IL
will arrive home tonight at IL" The
train was late. and long after midnight
1 came under her window. The light
was burning, and I knew that she was
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OUGHT TO BE CoNSoLING.

MY Partners. the People" eli. Mr.
Carnegie? Well. part Of the firm is
making money, anyway.-Ind
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
A PERTINENT QUESTION.

Teacher-'How do YOU spell ham o.
BOy-''Which am the am We eat or
The am we re2-'-LOnCon Opinion.
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REPUBLICAN
I CITY CONVENTION
mp Be Held Friday, Sept. 27-
MANY Candidates in Field
From Both Parties.
srvaTOR TlLLMAN'S LECTURE
liar sent Up for Five Ncars--CarS
p,raIrd at Morgan--iAvely Rum
.,av-wcddlng Announced

.-5.n scpt. ll--Chairman J.. ~.
....,..jd of the ogden city Republic
central committee has issued a
,or the first political meeting to be
~ this fall. lie has decided TO
Ia be city convention for the nomi-
GINS Of ticket on Friday. Sept "a.
.,se Firth ward amusement hall, this
..., the only available building large
..h for the gathering. The pri-
,r.s foI the selecting of delegates TO
:, convention are 20 be held on the
.-lripr of sept 25 at the usual meet
in1 places.
'31 10 the present time the Democrats
80 shown little interest in the CONF
~. campaign, but as there are num-
i-r of aspiring candidates for nominal
ian on that ticket they viii get IN ac-
I'm some time next week
Nraady much interest is being awak-
20 in the coming election. For the
.ri~ation on the Republican ticket
..ysrsi candidates are mentioned
~ Zach position, so lively contest is
.,,eeted az the convention.
Ion the head of the Republican ticket
o.. MAYOR the names Of Harvey RAN
1su william Glasmann and William
Traie are being frequently mentioned.
On the Democratic ticket It Is expect
al th1t either John Watson or +. NJ.
r5nroy win be nominated FOR mayor
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by experts to be the best In the state.
There are already ON the ground large
number Of FIRST class runners and racers
from Denver Colo. ogden. salt Lake.
Provo and other places, while moro are
arriving daily. There is 90 be % special
running match between Springvile and
Spanish Fork.
EDUCATIONAL ADDRESSES.
A large and appreciauve audience
greeted President BrmhaG - lila Brig
ham Young University Of Provo, who
spoke last evening in the city pavilion II
the advantages cf a higher and complete
education. literary. industrial and spirit
ual He was accompanied by Alice Rev
nolds Of the higher English depart
ment and Ida Smoot DuEeuberry of the
Kindergarten who talked Of training II
the child Principal Lund OF the music de-
partment. with some Of his associates,
and graduates Ia that ant. gave some enc
selections, with sweetness and power
that charmed all who heard.
NEW ARRIVALS
Mr. and Mrs. Ammon futile had a girl
born TO them on the 9TH inst. and on
the 4th a daughter came 10 Mr.. and Ara
Henry Young.
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A HUMANE APPEAL.

humane citizen OF Richmond. Iud.
Mr. L. d. Williams. 1O7 West Main ST..
says. II appeal 20 all persons with
weak lungs TO take Or. Kings New
Discovery, the only remedy that h%k
helped me 20 fully come up 20 the
proprletor's recommendation 1t saves
more lives than all other throat and
lung remedies put together. Used a. "a
cough and cold cure the world over.
Cures asthma, bronchitis. Group whoop-
ing cough. quinsy, hoarseness. and
phthisic. stops hemofThages Of the
lungs and builds them up. Guaranteed
at 2. c. NJ. !. Drug Store, 1l2-ll4 SO.
Main Street. soc and Sl.00 Trial bot
tie free.
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Christian virtues. She leaves a husband
ana 10 children. The remains were
taken to Logan Tor iutermcnt a fun
er1l service was held Tuesday forenoon
in the L. y. s. Church, under the direc-
tien OF Bishop Hendricks The de-
ceased was The daughter Of Isaac blair
and Ruth Suddry, and was born Nov.
g. 1868. at Bowcommon, near London,
England.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL.
The officers of the L. d. S. Sunday
school gave a delghtsomo lawn social
Monday night az the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur r. Reddish.
FIRE IN A BAKERY.
A IRE in the bakery OF the Pacific
hotel Saturday morning caused loss
of some $500.
Ex-sherin John Ellis has been ap-
pointed TO succeed John McManis as
chief OF police 60 take enect Sept 10.
SENT TO MENTAL HOSPITAL.
Antoine silver. laborer was last
saturday committed 20 the state asy-
lum al Blackf0ot.
Many citizens of southeastern Idaho
viii learn with regret that d. Charles
Nelatou Rocker the dean OF practical
iokers iu the west an eminent pny Sc
clan, O volunteer IN company q lPoca-
tello). which served in Manila during
the late Spanish American war, whose
name Is a household word iu this part
OF Idaho. has al last suCcuU bed Co the
softeuing OF the brain and has recovery
As perhaps hopeless Friends took him
i'm charge and sent him 10 Portland 10
private sanitarium for his health, but
he came back no better. he also was
lately taken 70 the Blackfoot institute.
CITY TAX LEVY
Al The regular meeting OF the city
council last Thursday night the city TAX
lew was fixed at 10 mills for general
purposes. and special levy OF mills
10 provide a fund 10 redeem old out
standing warrants, and special levy
of I min, 10 maintain the Carnegie IL
brsry. This makes a total OF 10 mills,
which. based on the assessed valuation
OF INC city as equaliZed by the state
board at 1000 900, viii net the city
about $4,000. The old warrant indeot-
edness OF the city at this time is 80, %
J361S. .-.-.-.-.,,-,-
Tho ninth annual stake convention OF
the N. J. 4. Of the PoCatello stake
convened here Sunday, with two officers
meetings Tor each association, and a
public Conjoint meeting al night. Nisi-
tors of the general board present were
Elder Briant $. Hinckley and Mrs May
Booth Talmage. A most delightful ana
successful convention was had. An oili-
GERS reception was given Saturday eve
ming at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
William II. LOyesy, superintendent ana
president respectively OF the two stake
associations.
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SENATOR TILLMANs LECTURE.
Would Have Race Question Settled by
Loss of Political Franchise.

OGDEN. Sept. 1A-United States Sena-
cor Ben Tnlman Of South Carolina,
visited ogden yesterday and delivered
one OF his characteristic talks last eve
ming AZ the Grand opera House be-
fore a good sizeo audience, on the race
question, dealing out some heavy
blows against the colored people. The
senator is strongly in favor Of repeal
me the fifteenth clause OF the Constitu-
tlon permitting the colored race 70
vote. and presents some very strons
argument in favor OF his contention.
Many times throughout his lecture he
was interrupted with outbursts OF APP
plause showing that at least por~
ton or his audience is in sympathy
with him
Senator Tillman was met at the de-
pot on his arrival In ogden yesterday
afternoon by a delegation OF prom
inent citizens who accompanied him on
an automobile ride through ogden can
yon. which he greatly enjoyed. on
his return from the drive he was taken
20 the Weber club where an elaborate
banquet was served in his honor. After
his talk last evening a public reception
was held at the Reed hotel where he
met many ladies' and gentlemen.
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brothers and two sisters. she leaves a
host or friends and relatives TO mourn
her sad and uutimey death. one OF
her sens Edwin. is in the southern
states on mission.
AUsPICIoUs SCHOOL OPENING.
The public schools started Monday
under the most favorable circum-
stances OF the ] .040 children OF school
age IN this district, Supt. Worlt0n says
fully 80 per cent are now attending
school which speaks very well Tor the
interest In education in this district
Lehi has two large school buildings
costing 100000 beside Two other small
or buildings, che at the junction ana
one at Sego Lily. for the accommoda-
ton of the smaller children, all or
which are fixed up with every conVen-
fence for the comfort and progress OF
the students.
The high school also started Mon
day with a go0o attendance a three
years course being offered TINS year
The teachers OF the high school are
Karl Hopkins. A. b.. principal; Lodlca
Selly A. b.; Junlus Banks +. ID.
Worton Joseph Russon, II. G. smith
Margaret Thurman and Helen Green
wood.
NEW NJ. I. A. OFFERS.
The lRhl Second ward Y. J., NJ i. a
was ieorganized Tuesday evening with
the following officers: Mrs. L. c. Hol-
brook. president. Lena Worlton ana
Edna Hackett, counselors; +. Mae
Campbell. secretary; Susie kirkham,
assistant secretary: clara Bone. treas
urer The y. NJ. NJ /. A. Of that
ward was also reorganized as follows
the same evening. Fred Merrill, presi-
dent; Il. NJ. Olsen and A. l. Yates,
counselors: l.. +. Adams, secretary;
Edward Southwick ST., class leader.
Tuesday evening the First ward Y. L.
NJ. /. A. was reorganiZed as follows;
Ella Davis. president, Rose Peterson
and leila Southwick, counselors.
NEW CITIZENS ARRIVE.
Lehi's population is increasing at
rapid rate as evidenced by the follow
ing births: Wednesday. Mrs. Henry
Whimpey. son; Mrs. Richard Nor
man. ST., a son; Mrs. John street. a
daughter; Mrs John Brown Jr a
daughter; Tuesday Mrs. Mark Shaw. a
daughter. Mrs James Powell a son:
Sunday, Mrs. Leroy Fox, "a daughter.
The county commissioners have let
contract with a Denver firm 70 put IN
a steel bridge over Jordan river west
OF Lehi. The present wooden bridge
has been In S5 years and is now quite
unsafe.
Aug. % Mrs Frank Smith underwent
surgical operation. but is now doing
nicely.
Samuel C. Peterson IS quite sick at
his home, so also is Judge samuel Tay-
Tor.
Thad A. Powell. is building a brick
residence in The southern part Of town.
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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 an the
city Schools and Colleges. whose re-
quiremonts will receive special atten-
ton.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Leading Book Concern.
Main St
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RRIEFs ND PERsONALs.
THERE'S A FORTUNE IN IT.

Irrigated lands I'm Snake River Valley
OF Southern Idaho produces the largest
and best crops. The warm south slope
on the North Side Track is ideal for
orchards. 10000 acres will be opened
20 entry October 1, 1907. Write today
for particulars. Twin Falls North Side
Land q Water Company, Miner. Idaho.
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AMERICAN FORK.
Farewell SOCIAL
rendered Miss Armund-- school Enroll
ment largest IN History. Of Town.

rendered Miss ArmOuu- SNltOol LnrOh-
ment largest IN History Of Town.
Special Correspor deuce.
American Fork. Utah Coz Sept. H.
A farewell party WAS rendered Miss
Lydia Almond on Wednesday evenlns
by the faculty OF tna public schools.
Light refreshments were served; sem
timents and toasts were given and
most enjoyable though rather sai
hour was spent. Miss Lydia Almond
has been principal ut the Harrington
bu"1ng for the past three years. was
aged for this year but on ace
totlt Of her mother receiving a severe
injury the family found IL necessary
20 move TO Salt Lake Miss Almond
win enroll I'm the University of Utah.
The school board and officers were
profuse in their praise OF Miss Ar
mOnds work and She has indeed been
an efficient school worker.
The faculty IS planning an excur-
sion up American Fork canyon
Former Supt Wootten Of W1satch
county, with President s. L. Chiuman
were visitors az the schools here yos-
terday. They spoke IN general as
sembly.
Under the auspices Of the public
schools Byron W. King assisted by
his wife, and the supervisor OF music.
Miss Lottie owen WIN give an enter
tainment Friday uIght
LARGE SCHOOL ENROLMENT
The school enrolment is 947. the
highest in the history ~ the town Fol-
lowing are the names OF the faculty..
supervisor OsW11 Justenscn. prime
cipal ~ high school and Forbes buill.
ing, George s Gibbs. supervisor of
music Miss LOTTO owens. principal ~
Harrington, Mis- Mac Holman. art
supervisor. Roy Gardner
The grade and primary teachers arc
Mary Adamson, Florence Bolcy Edith
Hindlcv. Kate Os.r1l. Lottic Durrant.
Josie Greenwood Fannie Thackham
Mae Holman, M.rearot Crooks. Misc
Cnllister. Mrs Ortrn Miss LYMAN. Mr.
Pratt, william Stewart. Mr. BLACK. Afr.
Orton Miss Euml Greenwood and Miss
Lenoro King
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some years ago following an attack
OF typhoid fever. Artificial limbs were
secured, which are now useless. and the
girl needs new pair I'm order 10 be
able 20 attend school, and the people
are contributing generously for this
purpose.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Maria whipple. wife OF the late
Abner Mhipple, died yesterday morning
after "a lingering Illness from cancer.
The deceased was fifty-one years of age
She leaves three children and several
grand children, and many other rcla-
tives. Funeral services were held to-
day IN the Third ward Westinghouse.
Wesley Morton, the 8-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs j W. Morton died
Wednesday In Eureka The remains
were brought 10 Provo and buried yes
terday.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Mr.. Sidney Davis were held
yesterday in the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist church.
Fred A. Lee. the 8-month-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rector Lee, OF Eureka.
was buried here yesterday, services
being held in the Third ward meeting
house.
The remains OF Robert H. Lawisch
who died In salt Lake were brought 10
Provo yesterday Tor burial IN the
Provo Cemetery.
CLOSE OF FRUIT CAMPAIGN.
Dumn Brothers. proprietors Of the
big fruit farm on Provo bench, closed
the fruit gathering season az the farm
"wednesday night, with a big entertain
ment given their employees. about go
persons, pickers. packers and team
STEERS Ice cream and other refresh
ments were served and a very enjoy
able social gathering closed the fruit
harvest work.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Mrs. J. s. Solomon was thrown from
a buggy Wednesday She suffered "a
conclusion OF the brain and is stu IN
semi-conscious condition, but the doc
tors have hopes Of her recovery
Hcher q. JeX has purchased the w.
n Dusenherry residence and viii move
his family over from Spanish Fork
Or N s. pyne leaves for Washing
ton today to complete his study in the
George Washington university, enter
ine upon his fourth year he VIII rec
main lu Chicago for some weeks taxi
ing "a special course in obstetrics be-
fore going 10 Washington.
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ELSINORE.
PROF. DURHAM HoNoRED.
y. l.. VI. l. A. In Annual Meeting
schools Begin Monday. sept 16.

'''I1ET77I" - - 7T'T--'-''7T - - = ~
Special Correspondence.
Elsinore. Sewer Co. sept, L--Monday
niCht OF this week Prof Thomas Dur
ham OF Pnrowan was the h0nored guest
at an informal gathering given by his
many friends az the Relief society hall.
Mn Durham Is one OF the musical vet-
Grams ~ Utah. and ~ years ago was a
resident or Elisnorc. That the people
OF 1lsinorc remcher him and appreciate
HIS labors here, was shown by the NUM-
Der or friends present
Last night tho y J.. NJ T. A. held ifs
annual meeting and completed its or
ranization. After meeting the officers
gave an informal entertainment Regu-
mr meetings will begin Tuesday night
The public and mission schools win
open Monday morning Six teachers are
engaged f0r public school work, and two
teachers AZ the N r.. mission.
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DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Stephen Quinn Sentenced to Serve
Five Years for Burglary.

ogden. Sept. 1A-In the district court,
Judge Howell sentenced Stephen Quinn
% five years In the state prison. he
having been found guilty by a jury Of
burglary in the second degree.
on the night Of April ., 1907, Quinn
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SPECIAL TRAIN

sept ls TO Brigham City Peaches
for everybody.
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LEHI
LARoE soHooL ATTENDANoE.
New NJ 4. a. onicers-Dcaih OF Mrs
Martha " IImchines.

Special Correspondence.
Lchi. utah Co.. sept i3.-Mrs Mar
tina Wanlasa Hutchlngs, an old tini-
resident OF Lohi, died this morning 20
heart failure She was born in Eng
land coming 10 this country in pioneer
DAYS and crossing the plains hy hand
cart She Was about 5S Nenrs old and
up 90 the time ot her death was IN APP
parent good health. Funeral services
wll d. held from the Third ward meot-
inghousc. sunday 40 1 O'Clock. Be
alios her husband, seven children, two
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Registered Short Horns cheap

Cows helfors and bulls. for sale'
over stocked and short Of feed. Ihom-
as W. jennings. I72 First Street
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WILL MANUFACTURE FUEL.
Alan G. hanson VIII Use Sugar Fac,
tory Product in its Make Up.

NFN~AoA NNAA t9AphaIiAAts
Provo. Sept n.-Alan G. Lamson has
closed contract with the sugar COM
pany for a large quantity OF molasses,
and viii nave the first tank here IN a
few days II viii be used in the
manufacture Of artificial fuel with
black carboniferous material found In
The mountains east OF Provo. The
coal will be crushed and mixed with
the molasses, and then baked In speci-
ally constructed ovens. the first OF
which is now In course OF construction.
lhe fuel has been tested. and has been
found entirely satisfactory. A patent
has been secured on the process. and
the work Of manufacturing win be en-
'efeq upon on a large scale. as soon
as me ovens can be built. The plant
VIII be built IN Provo canyon, and will
IN time give employment TO hundreds
OF men,
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A WORTHY CHARITY.

A collection Is being made by the
Ltah County Democrat for the purpose
or purchasing a pair OF artificial legs
ior Miss Ella Sorenssn. daughter Of
'hns sorensen, OF Vineyard. The
amount realized Is already over $50,
some Of the funds coming from Salt
Lake and ogden. Miss Sorensen, who
= now % years Of age, lost her legs
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SPANISH FORK.
EDUCATIONAL ADDRESSES.

By President Brimhall ana Others
Race Meet sept. 40 Ia ~.
Special Correspondence.
gnanish Fork. Utah CO., sept l3.-On
tho ION. 21th ana 2lFt OF this month tho
annual horse racing meet occurs, 90
me American Fork race track. conceded
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EXCURSION TO OGDEN
TOMORROW

Via. oregon Short Line. Round trip,
800 Any trains.
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made to
FOR
Works Residence 81 Fourth North ST. Phone Ind
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ARE YOU GOING

To Brigham, Sept lS2 THAT'S Peach
day.
state ST. Hardware for lawn now
ers hose and poultry netting 252 State.
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CARS DERA1LED AT MORGAN.
40 Casualties. but Cars Arc Barely
Wrecked

Ogden, Sept. IA pile up or several
box cars near Morgan ON The limo OF the
Union Pacific occurred l1tc yesterday
afternoon. Tho dcrailmont was caused
through q car jumping the track. taxi
ing several with It. Fortunately no one
was injured. Some Of the cars that LETT
the track were quite badly smashed.
Tho dcrailment was communicated 90
the Ogden office and a wrccker with "a
gang OF men was sent 90 clear the
track. Traffic was only delayed a short
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POCATELLO. IDAHO.
schools Open With 1900 Pupns-nr.
Chas. y. Rocker sent Co Asylum.

Special Corrcsp1r
Pocatello. Id1. Sept l3-Whon inc
schools OF Pocato.Ir opened on Monday
last some 1900 children We're ln at-
tendance. The following teachers havo
charge Of tho various grades OF the To-
cal schools;
West school-Mra eloat Miss shortz.
Mics Gallot. MIss ktppcl Mrs. pome-
roy, Miss AgnrW Miss Marines Miss
Hallowell, Miss calder Miss Howard.
Miss Record Mls- Rae. Miss Zoorh
Miss Handler MHs houlger and Miss
koncr
tfet Scho0'-Mrs Hammer. MtsF
Clarke. Miss SlctD Mrs Pcnrod. Miss
Rlssel. Miss Phelps Miss Evans. Mn
Riordan.
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Mrs Rosa Blair Knowles. agfd "a
years wife of John ~ knowles former
residents OF Logan. Utah, died Monday
was member OF the J.. ID Church.
and WAS much esteemed IN hfr circle of
acquaintance Tor her many gracos and
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Excursion Sept IS. Free peaches
for all
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WEDDING LICENSE.

A license to wed was granted 10 Levi
Benly Of Salt Lake City and Miss
Catherine Goss of ogden City both of
lawful age.