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pating pleasant visit in Alton,
Elder Geo. H aglaud left Sat
urday for Chicago to attend the
convention in that city.
j. White of Alton, was visiting
in the city.
James Bush was in the city
last week.
Miss Annie Hall and brotht r,
Elder Hall, made a flying trip TO
Springfield last week.
Miss Blanche Hoag land left
this week for Columb bus and CiL-
cinnati, Ohio, accompanied by
Mss M. Wilson Of Chicago.
W. Babb of Fairbury, was in
the city last week.
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Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton.

Mr. Blair has made a conscientious
official and has raised the standard
of the schools throughout the state
to a higher plane of usefulness. lie
proved TO the people OF this state
that they did not elect an unworthy
man. His plans and his work are of
the most modern sort and other
states are emulating Prof. Blair He
should be retained in office four
more years after his present term
expires in order that he might have
AMPLE time to put into execution
the splendid work outlined thus far.
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Rev. boswell breaches Able
Sermon.

Last Sunday week at the Lut heran
church Oh 18th street, Rev. James
II. boswell, pastor, preached an abe
sermon. His text was chosen from
the first chapter Of Hosea, which
was appropriate for the occasion
The attendance was small. but it
was better had the house been pack
ed. Last Sunday night he touched
on the same subject. The public is
invited to come TO all of these SER
vices.
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Return to Your Homes.

Every colored person who left this
city, should return home and begin
anew to make yourself an indispen-
sible citizen. We are sorry SC. many
left before the clouds had passed
oyer-but come back and begin over.
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When the dark clouds shall
have passed away; when all of
the pertprbed minds shall have
become traLquil; yea, when the
mlsts shall have passed from our
eyes, the people, en- masse, as
we'll as the historian, will write
high above all the rest, the name
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of one lone Chas S. Dhneen, as
the bright consumate f)wer Of
our noon day sun.
1t any man cry to deceive you,
oe not deceived. for God is not
mocked. Deneen is the man-he
is for the right and right is sure
to triumph.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Rathbonc Holnc--NIiss Rubell
Rathbone has returned to her home
In Salt Lake City after several days
visit with Miss Ethel Orth.
Jurors Excused-Thc jurors for
the September term Of the district
court have been excused until next
tuesday morning. at which time the
criminal calendar in the district court
Will be taken up.
Baseball I'inals--Tomorrow after
noon at the Fair grounds the Ogden.
and Murray baseball teams have their
mai meeting on the local diamond On
Monday afternoon the Ogden mines
meet the Salt Lakes. AS these are
Two OF the final games. it is expected
that the attendance Will be large
Fell From Engineered McFar-
land. hoist engineer ut Lamay on
the Southern Pacific, has been brought
to the hospital, suffering from serious
Internal injuries, received in fall
from the platform of the engine to
the ground.
Largest Auto Car-Willard Scow.
croft has purchased a six-cylinder,
As horsepower, seven passenger Olds-
mobile, which is the largest car In
the city at the present time The ma
chine cost $4,000, and was purchased
through John L. Taylor, local agent,
of the company.
Employees mt Lagoon-Today the re.
lay portion of the employees of tho
Ogden Rapid Transit company are en-
ioying the day at Lagoon, as the
guests Of Simon Bamberger Last
Saturday the other carmen were en-
tertained at Lagoon.
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& j. ID. a# 4. r.
judiciary convention that viii CON
vene 1t Provo. Sept. y, Sept. 30 be-
ing the day Set for TIE county con.
vention. which viii also be held in
Provo. g. Morgan was selected as tenn
3porary chairman Of the convention
r. Utah county is entitled to 66 dele
gates to said state convention on the
basis of one delegate for every 81 votes
cast for Q. w. Powers for ConSrc:n in
1895
This gives the respective precincts
the following representation: Alpine,
i; American Fork, 8. benjamin, >;
Goshen. l: Lehi, 5: Luke View, 1;
Lake Shore. .: Mapleton, |; Provo, IL,
apportionad as follows: Prove First
ward A; Provo Second ward 3: Provo
Third ward, 3: Provo Fourth ward .:
Provo Fifth ward 4; payson, 4; Plea
SAINT Grove. .; Provo Bench. .: Plea
SAINT View, 1; SpringNille, 8 Salem, >:
santaquin, 5; Spring Lake. /; Spanish
Fork. z.
The county convention viii consist
of 239 delegates, and they will be ap-
II.
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MANY ASP|RANTS
IN WEB |: 4 COUNTY
No Dearth Of Candidates for
Political Preferment in
Ogden and Vicinity.
MAN DETERMINED TO DIE
MAN DETERMINED TO DIE.
-Four HoIdups Occur, and Three Ar
rests Swiftly I'ollow--rrain-
master McCarty Dead.

III Ogden, sept. 5.--The past week has
been one OF the busiest of the year in
political circles. All candidates have
tbeen busy fixing UP fences and getting
I. "a line on everything political through
at the present time ccnters on the Re
publican state convention, which meets
in Salt Lake CITY, Sept Is. Weber
county has number of candidates for
nomination on the state ticket.
&s5 Among aspira11ts for state offices are
3 Dr. A. s. Condor for secretary of state;
david Mattson and r. a.. Moves for
state treasurer; John e. I5agley, George
il. Halverson and John ID. Murphy for
attorney general.
8 At the county convention, which will
he held IN this city on Sept. rs. tho can
didates are coming forth thick and fast.
Ut goes without saying that there will
be "a fight for almost every place.
n Some of those who hape been mem
toned are:
State senator Rudolph kuchler and
e. r.. Hollingswortll. The names of u.
4 Nv. Wade and William Ghsmann have
y been sprung lately.
is& For the lower house of the leglsla-3
ture, II. G. McGriff, George a. GreaVes,
George S. Dean, George Fuller Thomas
mckay, William Piggott, j. NJ. Forris-
tall, Harvey Randall. Thomas England
and John Chlds.
For county commissioner, David Me-
4 Kay. Frank Moore, w. G.. Wilson. w.
&H Stewart, John r. Bybce and VIII
liam G. Smith.
County clerk, Frank Hendershot and
Samuel G. Dye.
lss County treasurer, Alma d. Chambers
and possibly q darle horse.
County recorder, Joseph Wallace and
perhaps others.
County attorney. George Fl. Davis
and David Jensen.
County assessor, Edwin Dix T.. H.
Davis and Seth Thomas.
e Sheriff, B. B. Wilson, present ncum-
bent, c. T.. Layne, j.. 3. Balch.
For state committeeman, Rudolph
alnchler and Thomas Burt have been
mentioned.
In the Democratic camp things are
unusually quiet, but it is stated that
candidates are plenty and are being
groomed for the race which is expected
to be a strongly contested one
DETERMINED TO DIE,
After making two unsuccessful at-
tempts5 to commit suicide at the city
z Jail, II. G. Foster, the Wyoming cattle
man, made three more efforts to take
/ his life yesterday afternoon at the
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.INDIC ESTION.
A Chelsea Woman Suggests a
Course Of Treatment.
How to Strengthen the Organs of Di-
scstion and Really Cure
The Disease.

There are plenty of remedies bv
which you can relieve for the time
heartburn, pain and gas on the
stomach and can smother nervous
sensations and induce artificial sleep.
But when you take your next meal
all your troubles begin afresh.
Some people know that the strength
which the weak stomach needs, ana
for the lack of which the whole body
is suffering. can be found surely and
quickly in DR.. williams Pink Pills,
preparation known in medical circles
as the greatest blood and nerve tonic.
In hundreds of instances these pills
have succeeded where every other
remedy had failed, and in every case
the cure was radical.
Miss A. Gertrude Stewart, of SAB
Broadway, Chelsea, Mass, obtained no
relief from Indigestion until she tried
DR.. Williams Pink Pills. Sufferers
from stomach trouble should profit by
her experience. She says:
IT had suffered for years from indi-
gestion and would be In bed for two or
three weeks at q time. I tried nearly
everything / could think of for relief
but found none There was full feel
ing in my stomach and I had consid-.
cradle gas on it. l was subject to
severe nervous headaches and dizzy
spells and was short of breath. had
Very little color and was in very poor
health.
THE Doctors prescription did not
help me and | took Il salt water trip
thinking that might dome good. But
as i got no relief tried DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. ! commenced to get better
after taking a few boxes and could eat
without the food distressing me. took
several boxes altogether and can eat
enything I want now and am in good
health"
Every dyspeptic should have a copy
of our diet book which is mailed free to
any address. Send postal card request
for a copy today. Dr. Williams Pink
Pills are sold by all druggists, or by
mail. postpaid, on receipt of price, SO
cents per box: six boxes for $3.50. by
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co, Sche-
nectady. N Y.
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| oday ; Ogden News

for the most elaborate floats and the
best appearing union.
In the morning at tilenwood park
special exercises will be held, to be fol-
lowed by athletic games. In the after
noon there will be a baseball game in
close with a grand ball in the evening
INDUSTRIAL BOARD MEETS.
b The regular monthly meeting of the
board of trustees of the state Industrial
school was held at the institution late
yesterday afternoon. a few special
matters Wcress disposed of, with the
regular routine work.
1t was ordered that the plans for the
girls cottage be changed so that there
would be no dungeons In the builiing.
but rooms where the girls could be
placed during bad behayior. few 9TH
er slight changes were also ordered In
the plans.
The action of Fl. s. Joseph of the
board in asking DR.. T. B. Beatty OF the
state board of health to visit the school
and Investigate the health conditions,
was ratified. This action was deemed
expedient on account Of criticism that
may arise relative to the numerous
cases OF contagion that have been re-
ported from the school
Inmate Harry Wood or Salt Lake
lily was discharged. "A number of ap-l
plications for parole We're denied
TRAINMAsTER MCCARTHY DEAD.
John Z. McCurty, trainmaster of the
Southern Pacific. died at the family
residence In this city, 1854 Adams ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon from Bright's
disease, from which he had been suffer
Ing for the past three weeks.
For many years the deceased was a
passenger conductor on the Southern
Pacific and was later made trainmaster
on the Carlin division. After the death
of IL. $. Luty, about six months ago,
he was made general trainmaster over
the entire Salt Lake division.
Mr.. McCarty was about so years Of
age and Is survived by wife and four
children. the latter Being Mrs. f. j.
Hudson. Helen John and William Nc
Carly.
The funeral arrangements will be an
nOunced later
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Daggett, Calf
j. Cody, telescope.
Alexander, Ida
II. Pell, Package.
A 3. n 1a Wells. Box
4 no'i Z. ' tase,, i ps sGs eN5 e. W.
Emery, Package.
a. II. Miller. 2 Poles.
NJ. l.. Huffman, Box
a. j. Richards, Package.
W. Sevening, Box.
Franklin, Ida
]. S. Ferris, Box.
HARRISON, Ida
H. Walter. Package.
Idaho Falls. Ida
G. B. Smith, Snow Shoes.
Lewiston, Ida
J. Noel Mere Co. Box.
b j. II. Rickman Package.
Marysville, 1da.
g Ripley, stove; e.....
Mountain Home, Ida
Citizens State Bank, Pkg.
Keener Drug Co., Pkg. consignor
Rhode Island Mfg. Co. Iowa City.
w. A. Adams Box
VIM. Schroeder, Bike.
G, l.. Thompson, Box
Nampa, 1da-
Harry chi, Bundle and Grip.
Pocatello, Ida
NJ. Benin, Paekage,
J. j. 4. WEE Wesd le Casting
Rexburg. Ida
& w D. Brown. Trunk.
Rigby, Ida.-
+ J.. I: S NRsslsr; n9 Package.
Rupert. Ida,
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sic directorEof the northern part OF the
Cache county school district.
The Charleston precinct has made
transfer Of all Its school property to
the central board.
ExToLs ST. GEORGE FRUIT.
r. S. Northrop left for st. George
this morning in the interest of fruit
growing by the experiment station at
that place. Prof. Northrop says that
Just as good peaches and grapes as
can be grown in California are being
produced at st. George this; year
Clerk Larsen has issued marriage
Mary z. Richardson. Malad; John p,
Benson and Elva Lorraine Nelson, New
ton: William Wilson, Jr., and Ella p.
Allen, Logan.
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LOGAN.
BOOSTERS EXCURSION.
Members of NJ. and NJ. to Visit Temple
City of North.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Sept. i,-This city will be
visited on Monday next by members
of the NJ. 4 NJ. association of Salt
Lake, the promise being given that ex-
cursionsts will flock to the Temple City
of the north in large numbers. The
visitors will bring an orator with them,
and an address of welcome will be de-
livercd by Mayor William Edwards.
A program in full has NOT been an
nounced, but a drive will be taken
about the city, the Agricultural college
will be visited and afterwards there
will be boosters meeting in the tab
crnacle. At the latter place an organ
recital will be a feature of the exer-
n j..
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portioned on the basis OF one delegate
to every Is votes cast for the Hon o.
w. Powers for Congress In 1906, This
Will give the respective precincts the
following representation:
Alpine, 2 American Fork, 81; Ben
jamin, 8; Clinton, 1; Cotton. ]; Cedar
Fort, 9; Goshen. 9; Lehi. II: Lake
View, .: Lake Shore S; Mapleton, 4:
Provo First ward, Is; Second ward. 9;
Third ward, IA; Fourth ward. Z: and
Fifth ward II; Payson, II: Pleasant
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dence of Fire Chief Joseph Loveless,
striking the back Of her head. DR..
Wnllick was summoned and attended
to the childs injuries, and at last ac-
counts she was restin. easily. Mr.. Olson
was at the Big Hill Mining company
mine at Eureka. OF which he Is the
foreman. when the accident occurred,
and u messenger was sent from Eureka
to the mine in time for Mr.. Olson to
catch the San Pedro train. arriving
here last night at $3.50.
Custodian James Glove and Disburs-
Ing Agent Joseph T Farrer of the new
federal building returned from Ogden
last night, at which place they went in
behalf of the business for Uncle Sam.
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county TAIL WHITTIER he had hacn 70.
moved It was found uecessarv n
manacIe tha man To nrevrnt hin,
from further CARRYING out his do
Termination and he Mas nlnce5 IN n
padded cell.
Shortly after noon Foster securrd n
piece of string from q towel which
had been given him This he
tied around his wrIst In hnnes az hu,ns
able to open an artery a few minutes
after he was discovered trying TO do
this he attemnted In strangla hi,,, .aIf
by stufffng a niece OF CLOTH down l,is
throat. Being baffled in this ha took
n Tin c,,p which he had nj ii,nct, ti,ne
and tore tho rim off and attemntnd
to slash his forearm with the shnrr
edge of the cup.
After the many wounds we're attend
ed by Or. Gordon county phyisician.
the man ,vay fixed IN WITH tho s"nnff ;;
which was kapt nm him fn,. snveral
hours until he became duiet The
wound In his neck, cut with a piece of
wire nj The CITY, inij IN Thured,v mr.
stetnoon, Is sim considered serious.
ii ". StAfslu RE'l''
-Four holdups occurred in quick sue
cession in Ogden last night, and short
~ after the last one was committed
three men were in the city jail chorg-
ed with the various crimes. They
gave their names as John Chambers,
John Mcclure and Thomas M. Den
ming The last named acknowledged
his guilt. while the others are loud in
protesting innocence Inc police. how
ever, peileYe they nave the right men
INC ilrst man robbed was George
MI. Nalstnilh. re was knocked down by
plow from a. IevoiVe tr, uhu, u e"atcnf
WiIlinn, lramerford was the nnxt Vic,
i'm he losing - timnniccn, and ~ "a
on the cast bench. shortly after his
William Draney. while Walking on
Grant avenue was relieved Of a watch
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G ttIanG IL aua.--1 n, ,,.,,
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Msi H7ei, 1 Ra.1 r,,,
t Neiilo !. .o agElisys,, p EUR
Nits y Heisei' L''A'
Butte, Mont
Jack Atkins, Box
tI nrIapi ~ l; :, iruhh'
%. iL ! IIuiii - IeoH
r. 1 g, aoii fSa.o,,l noMt
M Papoyich. Trlnk.
j. r. Powell, Trunk
N. Willis, Gun,
Beatty, New
j. r. Randall Roy C.onsirnor R,r,,,
Parker Mfg, Cedar Raplds. Iowa Wv
Caliente. New.
j. Best, Package.
U. P. Colt, Chest.
Cioldfield. New
.Robt. timer Trunk
Las Vegas. New
IL Christiansen. Trunk.
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INJURED BY FALL.

Leone. the 1S-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Olson. sustained
a slight conclusion of the brain yes
terday afternoon, caused by falling up
on the pavement in front OF the resi-
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AUCTION SALE! 1
OF Unclaimed Express Goods, Packages, Trunks
Boxes, Bundles, Valises, Etc, Etc, at Salt
Lake City, Utah, October 3rd, 1905.
The Pacific Express Company

Dv!sion.
o HON Ma ncern: -
UNCLAIMED the the paee
- sue
y. w. ROGERS Superintendent j. a. SANBORN. Agt.
tan
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CHAMBERS AMONG HORSES.

The sentence of death was the YER
dict rendered by Mayor c. +. Decker
and the health Officials upon the horses
belonging to james Chapple and John
Gordon. The horses We're found. upon
examination by a number of Veterin-
airy surgeons. to be suffering from a
well advanced and chronic case Of
CHAMBERS
The pastures in which the animals
We're have been quarantinnd against
all horses for the remainder of the
season 1t Is estimated that some 100
horses have been exposed and among
them some of the best horses of the
county
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My wife arose from her bed one morn.
She arose with an aching head;
How well I'd been, she said to me.
Ii I'd taken HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Godbe. Pitts Drug Co.
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HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT.

A suit was filed by the South Cache
Milling company against Martin Olsen
last night to recover s3.925 claimed to
be due the company as damages
through mismanagement by defendant
as general manager.
SCEOor. NOTES
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Judicial Convention Sept. 81; County
4 Convention Sept. so, Both at Provo.

y Special Correspondence.
Provo, Sept o.-trhe executive COM
smittee Of the Democratic party for
Utah county met yesterday ut the
Knight block and decided on the 18th
inst. as the day to hold the primaries
for the election of delegates to the
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Grove, IS; Provo Bench. Z; Pleasant
View, 4; Springville. %: Salem, 6;
Santaquin, l.; Spring Lake, l; Span
ish Fork ii; Tucker, /; Thistle. l;
Vineyard, /,
Deputy Sheriff Hales OF Spanish Fork
brought u transient, who gave his
name as Gus Miller and placed him III
the county Jail for safe keeping. Miller
is accused OF burglary in the third de-
sreo and was bound over by the Justice
of the peace at Spanish Fork for trial
in the district court.
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MURRAY.
LAYING OF PAVED WALKS
Proposition Advanced for Sunday
Thcaters In Smelter City.

Murray, Sept. 5.-Murray city coun-
Gil got real busy Tuesday night on
the paving proposition. The road sup
ervisor was instructed to bring to the
grade the side walk on the west side
of State street from Little Cotton
wood creek to the present pavement,
and the recorder was asked to notify
the Edding's estate abuting this walk
that 1t is requested to pave this
portion after the city establishes the
grade and lays the curbing. The re-
corder was also requested to notify
property owners on Murray street that
a five foot cement walk will be laid
from Green street to the o. S. L. tracks
on both side walks, and on the east
side of State from Seventeenth South
to Vine. also on north side of Vine
from State to Thomas Birds residence
The city will expend $1,000 on these
improvements and will furnish the
funds for the balance, allowing the
property owners to pay it off on the
installment plan during the next three
years.
INSUFFICIENT PRESSURE.
The franchise committee reported
that water pressure was wholly made
quate, as reported by the underwrit-
ers, and that the company was main
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PROVO DEPARTMENT


Works Resden Fourth Phones Residence
D.
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SCHOOL NOTES

Willard BALKAN has been elected mu.
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The county convention Will consist
of 239 delegates, and they Will be APP
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After making two unsuccessful at-
stenpts to commit suicide at the city
Jail, III. c. Foster, the Wyoming cattle.
man, made three more efforts to take
his life yesterday afternoon at the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea acts
directly on the liver and kidneys, CIV
ing them strength to throw off all poi
sons from the system. Protects you
from disease. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Godbe-Pitts Drug Co.
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POLITICAL MALANGE.

The Republican county oTlvention will
be held in Brigham City next Satur-
day. primaries having been held in
nearly all the precincts in the county.
The Democratic county convention
has been called for "Wednesday, Sept
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