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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28
Jackson

Geo. Weed and his mother went to
Council Bluffs last Wednesday.
Jimmy Murphy can give the farm
ers cards and spades on unloading
cattle. He just backs his wagon ur
to the creek. tips the wagon owe,
dumps the cattle out. cuts the rope
and there you are all o. K.
The hot wind of Sunday hurt some
of the corn in spots.
Herb Dean had the misfortune to
have horse get cut in a barb wire
fence last Wednesday. 1t came very
near bleeding to death before the doc
tor could get to it.
Amos Jurgens sold his farm on the
Coon river to William Ripple for
S67 90 an acre. =esss
Quite number took in the carni :
val at Vail last week.
Ruby Richardson of Omaha is visit
ing with her folks, the Mayuards this
week.
Martin Peters and Mr.. Shafer sold
some nice heifers to Mr.. McGerr of
Wall Lake.
The passenger and freight train of
the l. C. bumped into one another
last Sunday night at south Wall Lake.
Hurt one. just busted the engine up
in bad shape.
Mary Fothergill of Rosendale, Mo-,
is visiting with her sister. Mrs. Geo.
Gum.
Chris Ripple and Gardner have
bought d new steam engine to replace
the old one.
William Kelly returned home last
Saturday. after a good long visit with
his brother in Davenport.
Pearl Stokes of Carroll is visiting
with Mrs. Geo. Gum.
A royal time was had in Herring
last Saturday. Ring riding. tight
rope walking. etc.. and the fun OF
it was. the rope walker stretched the
rope on the ground said he might fall
off if it was OF the ground.
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A successful surprise was sprung
on Elmer Nordell last Wednesday
night the occasion being his sixteenth
birthday. About thirty young people
gathered at his home for good time
and had it to. ice cream and cake
were served by the girls. The party
broke up at late hour wishing Elmer
many happy returns of the day.
P. E. Nordell spent a couple of
days at Sioux City last week.
C. A. Larson. wife and children re-
turned Saturday from a several days
outing at the Lake.
Mrs. Chas. Carlson from Sioux City
has been visiting her brother C. A.
Larson few days.
Henry Butler and wife visited p.
Buffers in Sac county last Sunday.
Ida Moline spent last week with her
sister Nellie.
Albert Levin and family visited at
Sawnsons last Sunday.
Elvira Norelius entertained the
little girls sewing circle last Thurs
day afternoon.
G. A. Norelius and son Everett and
Alma Hanson called on relatives here
Sunday afternoon.
The Old Kiron school commenced
Monday with Edna Stolt as teacher.
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II. M. Eifert AMI wife went to Des
Moines Monday. the former returning
Wednesday.
Fern Wells went to Wall Lake
this week to visit friends.
John Ehler and family returned
from their visit in Germany Saturday.
Their MANY friends are rejoiced at
their home coming.
DIR. Schultz and Hugo Wiegand
were Ida Grove visitors Sunday.
Spain & Hansen moved their
harness stock the latter part of last
week in the building recently vacated
by Areman.
A. P. Hollander and Aug. Brasse
took in the carnival at Vail Tuesday.
Agnes Hollander drove to Ida Grove
recently.
Mr.. Fisk of Boone mas been assist
ing Pete Hollander in his clothing
business since Wednesday.
Ellsworth McNeal and family of
Deloit. Luis Strout and family of
Utah and Carrie McNeal of Manila
were visitors at j. u. Naeve's home
Monday.
Henry Krohnke. wife. daughter.
and Mrs. Fred Schultz and little
daughter went to Bloomfield. Nebr..
Monday where they will visit several
weeks.
Henry Carstens has recently added
a lunch counter department to his
pool hall. which is being literally
patronized from the start.
Louis Naeye. Robert Naeve and
lady friends took in the Chautauqua ir
Denison this last week.
Born to Carl lessen and wife Mon
day. Aug. 10. son.
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Ricketts,.

A. F. Baak was business caller
at Omaha Monday.
I. B. Goodrich visited his brother
at Kiron few days this week.
E. A. Hoffman and G. w. Muelle,
completed their mason work at the
new hotel Thursday. Earl left fol
his home at Denison the same day anc
Gus left Friday noon for Camanche
where he will visit a few days be-
fore taking up his school work al
Ames.
l. N. Vollerson made flying TRIP
to Schleswig Monday.
Hugh Miller went to Mapletor
Monday to catch for the Ute team
who played there.
j. C. Jacobsen attended the dance
at Charter Oak Monday evening.
Peter Schau and wife spent Tues
day in Soldier.
Anna Thompson was over from
Charter Oak to meet her sister Elsie
who came from Schleswig Tuesday
evening where she has been visiting
the past week.
Minnie Hollander came down from
Schleswig and spent Wednesday with
Mrs. L. Johammsen. In the evening
she went out to j. Dorfar's sr. tt
visit before returning home.
Lawyer Kahler was over from
Denison on business Thursday.
A. Wendt and wife. C. Mahnke at
tended the Chautauqua Wednesday a
Denison.
Geo. Kronke shipped two cars o
cattle to Chicago Henry Pipgras
accompanied Geo. to the city.
Chris Below. VIM. Ackelbein. Ed
Ebber. Chris Kemming and a numbe
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CHARTER Oak

Anna Hagge came home Tuesday
for an extended visit among friends
in Minnesota.
Alice Knaul went to the eastern
part of the state Tuesday for a two
weeks vacation.
Geo. Hart of Sioux City came Mon
day for few days visit. Louis Hart
of Boulder. Colo. accompanied him.
Garnet Vollertson returned Tuesday
afternoon from an all summer S visit,
near st. Paul. Minnesota. q
| Daniel McGrath went to Onawa
| Wednesday morning.
Mic Miller headed land seekers
excursion to South Dakota. Tuesday.
Among those who went we noticed
Tom Gardner, Walt Wilson, Paul
kelm. G.. Larson and wife and Oscar
Nelson.
Verna Weed went to Dunlap for a
few days visit.
Rev. Robbins attended district con-
| ference at Lohrville. While gone he
took in the G.. A. R. reunion at STRAIT
ford.
A few took in the Woodman picnic
at Mapleton this week
John Murphy went to Culfax this
week for his health.
Mrs. j. Walters and children re-
turned home to Minneapolis Thursd ay
after visiting with friends and rela-
tives for two weeks.
Mrs. j. Waugh who has been visit
ing at the home of Theo. Drake went
to Alexander. s. D. to visit her
dauhgter.
Mrs. Ansel Fish and daughter went
to Arion Thursday. to spend a few
days in the home of Glassburner.
Mrs. T. Gardner and daughter at
tended the conference at LIE Mars.
Mrs. W. Miller spent Sunday with
her husband. w. Miller.
Florence Scurr and Elsie Reidesil,
who have been visiting at the home OF
F. Reidesil returned to their home in
Glidden on Thursday.
F. Chatter of Anthem, an ole
Crawford county pioneer, is visiting
his daughter. Mrs. H. Reidesil.
Mildred Snider of Dubuque is visit.
ing her cousin. Maylon Richards.
| R. Reidesil of Glidden is spending
a few days at the home of F. Reidesil.
Mrs. T. C. Brinker and children re.
turned Thursday from their visit II
Kansas.
Frank Jones and family drove owe,
from Schleswig Wednesday.
F. j. Beam of Indianola visited hi:
brother, John for few days this
week.
Frances Washington entertained {
group of young people at her home
Wednesday evening. in honor of hel
cousin. Miss Young of Logan.
jamie Hunter of Denison visite.
for few days at DIR j. j. Nc
Williams home.
Mrs. F. Eckert went to Audubon
Monday morning for visit among
relatives.
R. Cole end wife of Denison cam,
over Monday for visit among OIL,
friends.
Mrs. B. Wright is visiting he
parents. l.. M. Jones and wife,
John Way Went to Sioux Cit
Thursday on business.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28

Don't accept cough cure that you
may be told is iust as good as Ken
.nedy's Cough Syrup. because it ism t
Just as good there is quite a differ
ence. kennedy.s Laxative Cough
Syrup acts gently upon the bowels
and clears the whole system of coughs
and colds. 1t promptly relieves in
flanation of the throat and allays ir-
ritation. Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
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of others went to Dakota Sunday will
our real estate agent. l. N. Vollersen
These gentlemen intend to buy no
with the intention of moving Their,
but merely as an investment.
Mrs. P. Voss visited friends al
Schleswig between trains Saturday
Peter Hintze and wife spent Sunday
with their daughters. Mrs. F. Bensar
and Mary Hlntze at Schleswig.
Clint Sciford drove to Denison Fri.
day for day at the Chautauqua.
Pauline Voss is spending the week
with numerous friends at Schieswig.
Jochim Pulitzer living northeast of
here is seriously ill at the hospital at
Ida Grove.
L. Johansen and wife visited with
relatives near Denison Sunday.
Chris Suhr and wife of Dow City
were over Sunday visitors at the M.
Wulf home.
Mesdames Vollerson. Voss and
Wulf called on Mrs. Peter Tuet north
of town Friday.
Bertha Sitter and Katie Claussen
are visiting former schoolmates in
Ute this week.
Theo. Munster went to Chicago on
business Saturday.
Mrs. Smith is over from Ute TAX
ing care of her daughter. Mrs. c..
Lyons who is very sick.
The German Savings Bank invested
in a new No 5. Oliver typewriter Sat-
urday and L.. F. Krugmbrog purchased
a No. 8.
F. Stephen and wife. living near
Dunlap were the guests of Aug. Baak
and wife Sunady.
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di.
arrlloea Remedy, Better than
Three Doctors

"Three years ago we had three
doctors with our little boy and every
thing that they could do seemed in
vain. At last when all hope seemed
to be gone we began using Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and in few hours he began
to improve. Today he is as healthy
a child as. parents could wish for. -
Mrs. B. j. Johnston. Linton. Miss.
For sale by l.. E. Blosser. Broadway
Druggist.
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Those who have stomach trouble.
no matter how light. should give
every possible help to the digeti We
organs, so that the food may be dis
gested with the least effort. This
may be done by taking something that
contains natural digestive properties
something like Kodol For Indigestion
and Dyspepsia. Kodol is prepara-
ton of vegetable acids and contains
the very same juices found in a
healthy stomach. 1t digestts what
you eat. Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
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The Dream of the Automoboati.t.

Ine Dream OF tne Autom0poactSSs
I'd love to float
In a motor boat
The automobile of the sea.
To run down whales
And scrapc the scales
OF the shad and the c. o. D.
I'd love to scoot
With a honking toot
Through waves that are scraping the sky
And scare the shark
In the fathoms dark
Where the cables supinely lie.
I'd love to speed
Through dank seaweed.
Over coral and reef and rocks,
Till the old sardine
In the waters green
Was frightened half out of his box.
I'd love to dash
With a roar and splash
Through the ocean 50 vast and cooE
And break up the class
AS l noisily pass
In the porpoiSe's saline school,
I've had my day
In the usual way
IN my little red car so free,
And now / wish
Mid the waves and ash
70 do Just the same at sea.
john Kendrick Bangs In Harpers For
September.
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Remedy for Diarrhoea Never Known to
Fail

81 want to say few words for
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy have used this
preparation in my family for the past
five years and have recommended it
to number of people in York county
and have never known it to fail to
effect cure in any instance. l feel
that can not say too much for the
best remedy of the kind in the
world. IS. Jemison. Spring Grove.
New York County. Pa. This remedy
is for sale by L. E. Blosser. Broadway
Druggist.
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FOR SALE.

The j. P. Miller property on
Broadway corner of Main. Size of
ground S0xl50 feet. frame store
buildings. For price and terms see
Crawford County State Bank. l3-tf.
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w est Side

j. w. Dewitt and wife attended
the carnival in Vail on Thursday.
Albert Franck. of Monmouth is Wis
iting relatives in West Side this week.
Christine and Charlotte Anderson
and Lillian Spottswood returned home
Saturday from pleasant visit in Ce-
dar Falls and Marcus.
Miss Myers, organizer of w. F. M.
S. gave an interesting talk on
Foreign Missions at the M. E. church
on Sunday morning.
Carrie Schurke returned home Mon
dav from Wall Lake. where she has
been visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. R. S. Truesdell and daughter
Gladys left for their new home at
Morningside last Thursday.
Mrs. C. L. Patterson attended the
Chautauqua at Denison last week.
A. Marriott. wife and son Walter
of Omaha who visited at the F. j..
Gary and F. Marriott homes this week,
returned home Monday.
G. w. Payne and wife spent several
days in Denison last week. attending
the Chautauqua.
The West Side Band has been Sc
cured to furnish music for St. Ann s
picnic at Vail on Labor sDay.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28

Coats Trimmed With Buttons.
Coats and most other garments are
lavishly besprinlled with buttons and
are likely to be more so as the season
advances.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28

For Twelve thorough bred
Poland China Spring boars splendid
stock. Inquire of Arthur Girard.
Schleswg, Iowa. 32-tf.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28

Chamberlain's Golic, Cholera and
Never fails. Buy it now. 1t may save life.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28

Anna Hagge came home Tuesday
for an extended visit among friends
in Minnesota.
Alice Knaul went to the eastern
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Sch1esuig

H. M. Eifert AMI wife went to Des
Moines Monday. the former returning
Wednesday,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris sorenson. leaving
SON nd each
About 40 Of the largest farmers have
Just bought O. new steam thrasher T'hey
have just brought 20 from the station.
-1 they VIII boz ready 20 do an the
thrashiug this season.
sunday AUG. 25. one OF the heaviest
h7ilst0l1ns that has been known fer
many years passed over the town. 10
spent Dos main force right through the
center of town. SD the fields suffered
but very Lightly
Harvesting is Iu FUN blast at present.
the rainy season has been keeping tho
people from attending 20 their field
work The southwest part OF town and
The fields adjoining are sw~mping. and
many OF the farmers fear that hey will
not Doe able TO gather their crops ar
Charles Lundgreen recently mired his
team and wagon on his luccrn patch.
He managed Co get his horses out. but
his wagon is stiu there. where e. win
remain until the ground freezes
The Primary association is buslly en-
gagged Ia preparing a drama which "a
expects 70 ppt on The stage I'm the near
future
DEATH OF A child.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas clayton mourn
the loss OF their youngest child, a girl
i year and 2 months OF age. She died
Wednesday morning, Aug. Is 1907. and
was buried yesterday.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
-Four Days Instruction Arranged by
County Board.

Ogden. Sept 2.-Under the direction
OF the Weber county board of educa-
uon and county Supt. OF Schools
Ihomas z. Mckay. "a four days teach
ers institute has been arranged. 10 be
held al the Ogden city hail ia the
council chamber. Wednesday. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. This is a
new departure for the school teachers
Il Ogden and Weber county that viii
no doubt prove very beneficial 20 the
pedagogues. The teachers OF the city
schools have also been invited TO listen
TO the lectures
Tho program. as &c has been arranged.
Is as follows:
wednesday II a. Mcclure. "EVi-
dences OF the Divine ln History" Prof
Lew Edgar Young, University of Utah.
Wednesday, 2;30 y. Mcclure. The
Importance of American History, d"
Prof. l.. e. Young.
Thursday, u a. Lecture. Books
and the Reading Habit" Prof Fred
Reynolds. University Of Utah.
Thursday. 2:3O p. m.-Lccture. The
English Lyrics" Prof r. Reynolds.
fridays sessions will be addressed
by DR.. John Widtsoe. Of the AgriCul-
tural college Logan.
The sessions Saturday will be ad-
dressed by Prof Mosiah Han Univer-
sity OF Utah.
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7 oday $ Ogden News

depot when the trouble was renewed.
Johnson, % is Stained watched his
chance and sncaked up back OF the
other man and struck him n heavy
blow ON the head with large glass
water bottle. Which broke 20 pieces and
cut long cash on the mans head,
which required several stitches TO close.
The police were called and Johnson was
soon in custody at the city Jail
HAND LACERATED BY WOLVES,
While playing around the cage OF
the wolves lt glenwoOd park yestef
day afternoon. a little boy named VIII
liC Roberts had his hand bitten by
the animals He put his hand through
the bars and had no sooner done -
than the wolves had him by the hand,
several who were near by. rushed 10
tho lads assistiuc but the Wild
beasts had got such o hold on the
child that the only wa 20 loosen
their jaws was to rup a. pen knife into
their noses The boy was brought u
Browns drug store where DR.. Osgool
dressed the wounds. He thinks thew
are not serious
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-02
LOGAN.
DEATH OF MRS. WILKINSON
Thos. Muir. Jr., and Fred Thomas In.
iured in Accidents.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, cache Co, Aug. U.-Mrs
Sarah Wilkinson. wife OF the late J. w.
Wilkinson. whose death was recorded
only a few weeks ago has followed her
husband 20 the great beyond Mrs
Wilkinson went TO sleep on Sunday.
from which she could not be reused
She remained in that condition until
"Wednesday night about 1880 o'clock
when she passed peacefully away with
out waking from her sleep.
Mrs Sarah Wilkinson was born IN
ClJthall, HertfOrdshrc. England, iu
1885. She Joined the Church when about
Is years Of age, married John W. VIII
kinson I'm 1855 and came with him 20
Utah IN 1883. She Is the mother OF sew
en- children, only two Of whom survive
her They are Fred Wilkinson and
Miss Margaret Wilkinson. Twenty
eight years ago Mrs. Wilkinson became
an invalid through a fan, and though
she has suffered much she has borne
n patiently and has always been a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-02
RUN OVER BY cAas.
clifford Ryan Attempts % Pass BE
tween Cars With Fatal Results.

ogden Sept "A young man about
~ years Of age named Clifford Ryan
mot with serious injuries shortly
after seven o'clock last evening which
it Is feared may prove fatal He was
down near the old Southern Pacific
bridge when a Southern Pacific freight
train pulled into the city and slowed
up. Ryan 81 is said endeavored to
pass between two Of the cars Of the
train. when Il gave a sudden Jerk
and he was thrown between the cars
on the rails and several wheels passed
over him causing serious internal in
juries. He was PICKED up by the train
crew ana the ambulance was called
and he was taken to the hospital where
he was given medical attentionf but
he died OF his inquiries at an early
has been notified. Ryan had only
Larkin's undertaking establishment,
awaiting word from his mother, who
has been notified. Ryan has only
been In ogden a couple OF days, hav-
ing come here from Sacramento.
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BY this. the farmers viii gain an adj
vantage In getting their money early
enough TO pay their taxes and other
expenses Of the early FAN.
Now. we trust after a careful COM
aiderauon OF the above. an growers
VIII dig their beets. as they received
notice 80 20 do so that the factory
can be run at It's fun capacitw from
the beginning and the large crop of
beets be worked Up with but little
loss"
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PosToFFIcE AT NORTH OGDEN.
Branch Of Ogden Once Known a.
station No. I Opens Oct. (.

Ogden Sept North ogden Is 70
be made "a branch postofiice OF the
ogden Office. This information comes
through "a telegram from Washington,
ID. c., the post Office department de-
cided on the change. North Ogden viii
be the first town outside OF ogden
city iu Webc- county TO nave a pos;
Office where money orders. registry ana
sale OF stamp departments are MAIN
tainod. The new office is TO be known
as station No t. and win be opened on
oct. J, 1907 This new departure VIII
BE appreciated by the residents %
North Ogden and Pleasant View.
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-l.at comfort 20 her family. Tho fun
'III services viii Doe held Tuesday.
sept B. at n. m Zoo the tabernacle
basement
DISTRICT COURT
Tho case OF George L. Farrell VS..
Henry 6rimtls was terminated yos-
to-day m the district court the iurg
bringing IN "a Verdict in favor OF the
plaintiff confirming the Judgment
OF the jusucos court Tho suit iu-
volved the sum or S239 which the de-
PENDANT had d,pu.ited l1 the bank Boo
his name but which Mrs Gunths
claimed ass bcius tue proceeds OF sale
uf luCeru seed raised ON her farm The
Justice court had issued "a writ OF ate
tachment FOR this money on judg-
ment hold by AR. Farrell and tho de-
fonse appealed To- Lhe district court
TWO ACC1nENTs.
Thomas Muir. a.. of Ncndou. was ir-
jured yesterday by a fap from O. horse.
lie was picked up UNCONSCIOUS and re-
manned Don that state t0rI2 hours. He
received "a bad scalp would as well as
internal injuries 10 Or 40. yet known
how serious hIs injuries may be-
Fred Thomas, son OF MI and Mrs
j.. IT Thomas. was seriously injured on
Friday by being run over NJ "a horse.
10 was no first thought his leg was
broken. It was found. howe tar. 90 be
just a bad flesh wound, his thtrh being
quite badly lacerlted.
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people should be left % make the choice
" the best within their reach
(signcdD @. H. BRIMHAbIa
Parents and pupils are urged 20 look
over the course OF study az outlined.
Consult your district superintendent
and make close comparisons with tho
high school courses elsewhere. and you
viii ind them the bessie studies for any
course you may wish TO pursue whom
these are completed
let me add here that state aid for
high schools is sure 60 come aud the
resolution which win DE submitted at
our next state election win bring DO.
81 we do our duty. Soliciting every
citizens support and % large attand-
ance 20 our high schools. I am.
l.. r. EGGERSTEN.
gupt OF Utah 60. schools.
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DISTRICT COURT ORDERS.

Judge Both has made the following
orders lu the Fourth district court.
John J. Mckinney Ns George Car
son. defendant given ten days adi-
uonal 20 answer
Anna * Hayes SIS John Hayes. set
FOR Sept O.
Charles L. Shelley Vs Utah County
et al. demurrer oForruIod. defendant
given 90 days TO answer.
Chas. Evans ci al VS. Joshua Hone
permission to nlo amended complaint
Granted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-02

Harsh physics react. weaken the
bowels. cause chronic constipation.
Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach. cure constipation 25c.
Ask your druggist for them.
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OAKLEY, IDAHO.
DEATH OF JOHN r. WELLS.
Cut of in Young Manhood by Heart
Troubles-StalSe Academy Opens.

Troubles-stal1e Academy Opens.
Special Correspondence.
oakley. Cassia Co., Aug. 50.-John C..
Wells. son Of Hyrum J. and Elizabeth
Hale Wells. a young travelling man.
died az the home Of his parents Tues
day. Aug 90, Of heart trouble. Mr..
Wells was "a years OF age. having beer
.porn at Island. this county He was a
Nung man Of exemplary habits and
Ality with q promising future before
Mn Funeral services were held 4
~ Fourth ward chapel Friday, ID
aftrnoon.