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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
The Badge of Honesty

4 on oycry wrapper OF Doctor PIercc'1
Golden Medical Discovery because % ful
list Of the ingredients composing 10 is
printed there In plain English. Forty
ycar Of experience has proyouit- superior
worth 1s % blood purifier and iuy'g0rat
ing tonic Tor The cure OF stomach a I.UrIurs
and an liver Il4 ~ builds uu iho run
down system as TI other tonic con Iu
whiUu alcohol lsu4UI. IuraDi.yo modIc-
1nal principles Of native roots such AZ
aUia,n Seal and QuDou's root, Stone and
Mandrake root, Blo0droot and Black
ahrrryhark are extracted and preserved
BY tho use VI chemically pure. triple
vchnod clycrrIuc. Send to DR. X. v Pierce
al Buffalo, ". s.. iYr FREQ booklet which
quotes extracts from woIl.rocogn.lcd mod.
Zeal authorities such ~ Drs. Barth0l1w,
King. Scuddsr Coc Eil'ngwo0d and a
host " uthcrE showing that these roots
can b. gsfC udod upon Tor their curative
action ~ OH weak states OF the stomach,
accOmplplod by indigestion or dyspepsia
az well iDNll bilious or liver complaints
and In HlrWasting diseases where there
u losIlI1lesh and gradual running down
81 tlrbtrcngth and system.
. The -Goldcn Medical Dlscoyerys makes
Tlch. MIC blood and 10 lnvIs0ratGs md
teglilaics thr st0mach. IIYer and bQWels.
siId.1 hrQugh- ucm. Lie whole sYstgm.
Thus ull skin affections, blotchos. plmpIoI
and erupu0ns as we'll as scrufuIOus swell
llngs and old open running s1rus Or ulcers
are cured and healed. In treating old
running soros, or ulcers, 10 is we'll to IN.
aurc thelr h0allng tn apply ~ thcm Dr
Picrce's Alllloallng Salyo. tfyour drug
rIst don't happen t1 have this Salyo boz
stock, send hity.four cents Zoo postage
stamps n IN. u. V. Pierce. Inyallds' Hotel
and Surgical Institute. Buffalo. n v. and
n largo box of che 7All-llpallug Salys"
vii reach you by return post
You can't afford o. accept a secret nos
trum ls substitute Tor this non .nlcuhuilr.
medicine oT KNOWN COMPOSITION, not
oven though the urgent dealer may
thereby make a little bigger profit
Dr P'urcrH Pleasant Pellets regulate
and lnvigurate stomach, liver aud bowels
bugar.eoatod, tiny granulos, easy 10 take
~ candy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14

Trial Catarrh treatments are being
nAiled out free, on request, by DR..
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests are
proving to the pcoplc-without u
penny's cost-the great value ~
his scientific prescription known to
druggists everywhere M Dr. Shops
For sale by John Boyden a Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14

Those perfect In attendance for
month ending Jnn. 3ist; Mildred
Saxton, Hllda Randall, Clifford
Johnston, william Dlston.
Mrs. d. Harris was the guest Of
her daughter last Sunday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
Sale of Animal for Damages

State Of Utah, County of Summit,
In the Huy,syillc precinct of said
county.
I have iu my possession the tol-
lowing described animal, which Il
not claimed aud taken away will be
sold at public auction To the highest
cash bidder ut my corral In Hoyts-
Vile precinct, ON the 9th day Of
Feb. 1905, at the hour Of . o'clock p.
m. DESCRIPTION on ANIMAL
one red yearling heifer. Blotch
brand ON LEFT thigh. Ear mark rec
sembllng crop OIL RICH with small
under-slopc OIL crop. undcr-slopc
In left with small upper-,llpr.
Said animal h held by me To secure
the payment Of $3.50 damages done
by said animal ON tie promises Of J,
W. Lee ON the 18th day OF Feb. 1905,
llERWERr CWIrrENpEN,
Pomdkecpcr Of IIoytsvillc precinct
State Of Utah, County Of summit
In the city OF Conlyillc of sal,
county.
l have In my possession the fol
lowing described animal, which {
not claimed and taken away will %,
sold at public auction to tine highc,
cash bidder at II. Farnsworth'
corral In CoaNlllr City precinct, OF
the 10Th day OF February loos al thu
hour Of o'clock p. m.
DESCRIPTION oF ANIMAL
one dark bay horse Z or Is year
old. White star ON forehead; whit
left hind foot. Branded I'D
combined ON lett shoulder. JI
Said animal is held 10y me To secur
+. the payment of 5000 damages dom
by said animal on the premises u
III. II. Farnsworth ON the NH day d
February l0us.
JOHN CALLS,
/ Pouudkecpcr of Coalyillc cry.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
UPTON.

Upton, Feb. l2.-Mrs. Sarah SAX
ton Is quite ~ at this writing.
The Upton schools went for a
sleigh ride on the eth. The students
Of the higher grades went up to the
Rocks while those Of the lower
grades visited the south Fork school.
Qnite "a number Of the men took
their sick horses to Coalville last
Thursday TO be treated by DR.. Lamb.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Mumford NJ
Salt Lake Lake, were here visiting
relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs James Johnston and
their daughter, Jesse, were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adau, Johnston
during Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Holbrook is on the sick list
aud was not able TO tcach school the
first part Of the week.
Glass houors In recent yNamin-
alton are ~ folloys:
[ 7th Grade Miss Grncc Bailey 81
Mabel Randall ~
9TH Grade Hilda Randall 81
Mildred SaNton ~
9TH Grade William Diston u
Clifford Johnston a
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-14
DOUGLAS NEGROES
 WILL HAVE CHURCH
Contract Has Been Let For
 Construction of EdifiCe,

The congregation of the Second col ored church will soon be worshipping in fine new pressed stone church, for contract was let yesterday for the construction of the building and the contractor says he will have it fin ished by the second Sunday in May.
 Rev. Sweeney has incorporated the church with a capitalization of s5000. His board of deacons consists Of Ben D. Perry, chairman; Henry Outley and George White When Rev. Sweeney came here, about a year ago, the church had only eight members. To day it's enrolment has grown to over forty names and they have raised sui. ficient funds to finance the building of the new church.
 The new edifice will be built near where the old church stands on Fifth street The old structure being used until the new one is completed, when 1t will be torn down. Plans are drawn up complete and provide for a build ing BOXES feet in size with 12-foot falls. The building will have a bell tower and bell. There will be pastors study and a ladies' parlor in connec- ton with the church proper which will be furnished up in splendid shape. Contractor F. E. Selden is in charge of the work and he has promised to have the new building complete by the second Sunday in May The church will cost $2S00.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-14
GARRISON AT FORT
 HUACHUCA AROUSED
Report of Murdered Woman Gets Detachment of Regulars
 Quickly Into Action.

According to the Tucson Citizen Lieutenant, Phil Sheridan and the gar rison at Fort Huachuca has just had in this way.
 The greatest excitment Ft. Huachu- ha has known in more than a quarter of a century since the murderous and bloodthirsty Apache Indians roamed about southern Arizona occurred at the post shortly after sundown last evening.
 It was all oecasioned by the report made by a private that he had dis covered the body of a woman, who had been murdered, lying in a wash within two miles of the government post.
 The news spread quickly about the post and Lieutenant Phil Sheridan and Captain Porter, who is the sur geon at Ft. Huachuca, quickly sum moned the post ambulance and a de tachment of regulars and made hur- ried trip to the place where the sup
 posed murdered woman's body was lying
 The story which the private had re- lated of his discovery of the body of the woman was graphic in the ex- treme The private had been so un- fortunate early in the day as to fall from shis horse and the animal had unkindly ran away.
 All day Tuesday the soldier searched for his steed and about even ing he found the animal He was rid l ing back to the post about dusk when discovered what was apparently the body of a woman
 The discovery made in one Of the | lonely mountain passes near the fort apparently unnerved the soldier, for | he spurred his horse and never ceased galloping until he reached the fort. He immediately reported his grew
 some discovery to the officer or the day and great excitement prevailed. Lieutenant Phil Sheridan, who is son of General Philip H. Sheridan,
 known generally as Little Phir' and
 'Fighting Phil" immediately secured squad of soldiers and accompanied by Dr. Porter, the post surgeon, made | a hurried trip to the place where the supposed murdered woman lay. Tne post ambulance was taken along.
 Just a short distance from the scene of the supposed murder, man | was seen running away. He was or dered to stop but did not at first | obey. A second command proved ef-
 fectiye, however
 Visions arose immediately of cap tured murderer The soldier party closed in about the man and took him captive. He was found to be a private from enc of the post com panies.
 He was taken along into the' can yon and then the discovery of the l supposed murdered woman was made
 The party approached the supposed l body very cautiously. One of the pri yates who was in advance attempted
 to turn the body over and 1t fell tc I pieces.
 Then the further discovery was made that it was only straw wo man" which had been fixed up b5 1 some priyates as a hoax" for any per son who should pass the canyon. 1 Captain Porter and Lieut. Sheridan
 and the privates returned to the pos and the language on the return triI
 was scarcely classical English.
 Dr. Porter and Lieutenant Sheri I dan endeavored to keep the discovery quiet but it leaked out before taps was sounded last evening and was brought to the city by two Tucsor l people who were at the fort last nigh and who returned to Tucson today.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-14

For Review ioo ana business office Gall Phone 32
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-14
MINING MEN UNEARTH
 SKELETON ON PR0PERT I
Remains of Departed Indian
 Found Near Globe,

Globe Belt: While making an exam ination of the Berkeley claim of the Superior & Boston company yester- day, Engineer Frank H. Probert and W. c. Rice, secretary of the company, discovered a portion of a human skel- eton. Some of the bones were par italy concealed by rocks and other parts were found near by. The upper part of the skull could not be found. The gruesome discovery is believed to be that of the remains of departed Indian, as it is the custom of the Apaches to bury their dead among the rocks. Near the bones, two vests and portion of a saddle were found.
 The sheriff's office was notified of the find and an investigation will be made today. According to Messrs. Messrs. Rice and Probert, there was flesh still remaining on some of the bones, which showed that the attempt ed interment was made recently.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-14
TUCSON WILL RAISE
 SALOON LICENSES
Deficit In City Treasury Makes City Council Tax Booze
 Joints" Higher,

TUCSON, Ariz., March I3.-The To- cal bonifaces are very much wrought up over the apparently well founded runor that the city council is, on the recommendation of the license com mittee, shortly to raise the stipend which is exacted from them by the city for the privilege of continuing in business.
 For several months there has been painfully apparent discrepancy be- tween the current running expenses of the city and it's regular income. h. asmuch as Mayor Slack and the mem bers of the council appreciated the fact that it would be a bad advertise ment for the city to go into the hands of receiver, they began to cast about for way out, as soon as they ascer- tained that the revenues were go-ng to continue permanently to fali short.
 The license committee has been ap- pealed to in order to devise ways and means for increasing the assets of the city and the first thing that they took under advisement was possible re- storation of the saloon license to it's former figure, which was previously | lowered to the present one by the city administration.
 The result of their deliberations was even more effective than that, as it is had on good authority that they have decided to recommend to the council when they report at the next regular meeting raising of some s200 year in the license or $50 quarter. This will yield an additional revenue which will run up into the thousands of dollars and put the city again in an independent position.
 From the moment that it was found out that such a move was contem- l plated, every effort was made to work on the committee, but it is certain enough to be stated with practically a degree of authority that the com mittee has unanimously voted to re port the raise.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-14

Review want Ads Rrnas Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-14
BOSTON NATIONALS
GOING SOUTH

0OlN6 SOO F1 WASHINGTON, D. C., March 1S.- The members of the Boston club of the Natiopal league rounded up in Washington today preparatory to talk ing their departure for the training camp at Augusta. The present plan is for the team to remain in the Geor- gia city until the end of the month. On the return home a number of games will be played with teams of the Virginia league and with the Bal timore. Wilmington and Trenton clubs.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
Crossed Continent to Wed;
Girl Welcomed by Cruiser

BALTIMORE. July 4.-To travel S'VOo
miles across the continent 10 be mar
rled 10 ones lover. who has jouTneyea
1e 600 miles around South America Oh
the cruiser WASH agton, TO be haiieo
as the bride of the ship, TO march the
length of the deck under the crossed
swords Of his brother officers 10 DC
welcomed by the admiral Of the great
est battleship feet in the world TO
nave whole cities turn out 70 do one
honor and to have the great State OF
Washington adopt ne as its brlde Is
the happy lot thai Ias fallen 10 the
fate of a Baltimore sirL
Mrs. Bruce r. Ware. jr-, is the girl
She was formerly Miss Mamie MOTIFS
and is the daughter of DR.. AID Mrs
Denton s. Norris. Of 433 East Norm
avenue
Mrs. Ware left Baltimore. on "edhes-
dav March q. for San Francisco the
briden,ro I'm. Passed Adidshipman Bruce
r war. IT.. arrived there on March
90 and the bride the next day They
were married on March 81 After the
wedding they were given a reception on
the cruiser washington by the ofncerS
1 All the rites and customs OF WELCOMING
| a bride on board a Warship were gon'
+b-orgb The most beautiful and 70
I mantle was the march across the decH
under a b.,wer formed Of the crossed
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

swords OF the officers. The officers ali
wore their full-dress uniforms. The ship
was flying its bunting and the deck was
beautifully decorated with guns and
n IS. The band played the wedding
march from "LOhengri' and other Sc
leCtions
The people OF san Francisco did their
best TO make the stay of the BRIDE IN
that city pleasant The inhabitants at
Santa Barbara, the next stopping r1ace.
gave entertainments in her honor. II
remained for the people OF Seattle,
- here the boat was next ordered, how
ever. TO give her the time OF her life.
II was the first vis.G Of the cruiser 10
the State after which il was named.
For that reason great preparations had
been made for the entertainment OF the
| ofncers and crew and the presentation
/ of a silver service.
When il was learned that Mrs Ware
was a bride, and the story OF her trip q
4 the Pacific coast was told. the various
/ committees could not do enough fOT hei
| comfort and pleasure. The governor
gave her a reception. and announced
that she had been adopted by the state
The papers printed big pictures Of her
ana spoke OF her as the beautiful Bal
tinore belle, who had married an Of
hcer Of the washington" The mayo
called on her. Later, when the battle
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
RED MEMS SOCIAL
NEWLY ORGANIZED
Designed to Promote Inter
eSts Of Order in the
District.

The Red Mems Social Reservation.
District OF Columbia, held it's second
monthly meeting in the council house
of Idaho Tribe. No. Is on last Tuesday
night, and perfected a permanent or
ganlzatiOn, with officers as follows:
President, John NJ. Kemper. Of Seneca
Tribe, No. Il; vice president. William
King, of White Eagle Tribe, No. Il;
secretary. Arthur Dugan. of Tuscarora
Tribe, No. (; treasurer, William Garner
Of Tlscarora Tribe, No. 3; chairman
entertainment committee. James Madi-
son jr., OF Logan Tribe, No. s.
The Red Mems Social has been or
Esanized for the purpose Of promoting
social intercourse among the tribes
men. and the advancement Of Red
manship."
4 hUsTling committee, composed VI
three active young chiefs, from eacn
tribe In the reservation, was appointed
by the president.
Field day Of the order in Maryland
will be celebrated in Annapolis, OF
August 4. when it is expected 10 have
lO.C9O Red Men in line.
The Red Men OF tie District OF Column
bal have accepted an invitation 10 par
ficipate. and expect 10 have conting
ent Of 900 in Annapolis on that date.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
SKILL AT DIABOLO
WINS HER HUSBAND

ATLANTIC CITY. July 4-Her grace
as an player Of .d-abolo." which she
demonstrated IN a boardwalk shop. won
for Miss Lee Beyea. who claims the
women's championship Of the world
az the game, a husband in Harry G.
somers- 4 young banker OF this city
The marriage took place last Sunday.
but was not made public until last
night. when the young couple started
on a short wedding tour.
Somers first saw the girl while stroll
ing on the boardwalk. and was fasci-
mated by her grace as she spun the elu-
sive double cone and Whirled L high IN
the air Friends introduced them and
the courtship progressed at hlgn speed
even FOR seashore love matches The
bride offers 20 pass over the champion
ship belt al "diabOlO" 10 the first Wom-
an claimant.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
M'FARLAND DRAWS
WITH FRED WEIGH
So Says Referee Jeff, But Crowd
Thinks American
Ton.

Los ANGELES. Cal, July 4-Referee
Jeffries this afternoon declared the
fight between Packy Mcfarland. Of Chi
cago. and Freddie Welch. the English
lightweight, a draw at the end of the
twenty-fifth round Of clever boxing.
The decision was met with storm OF
dlsapproval. many Of the spectators be-
ing OF the opinion that Packy had clear
" won Mcfarland vas far the strong
or when the fight ended. and In the final
round he knocked WEIGH down with a
clean right 70 the jaw. and had his man
in distress
The little Britisher came back and
fought gamely, but it required all his
cIeverness to stall off a knockout IN
the final seconds of the contest. He
was dghting savagely at the bell Dur
ing the first ten rounds WEIGH displayed
wonderful cleverness. and appeared tc
have a shade the best over his opIon
ent NVelch gave one of the cieveres'
exhibitions OF boxing ever seen here
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

shin feet arrived. she was given q. re-
ception and welcomed by Admiral
Bob" Evans.
Passed Midshfpman and Mrs Ware
met with a little disappointment during
the past few days. He pu tin plea 70
be transferred 10 the battleship Wis
consin. which viii return 20 the Atlantic
coast shortly. While the application was
on it's way 70 the War Department or
ders came transferring him TO the West
Virginia, which is the flagship OF the
Pacific feet. HIS new assignment breaks
up their plans and means a long sep
aration- Mrs. Ware will return 20 Bal
timore when the West Virginia sails.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

a right on the chin and two let's 20 /
the body as Cans held Cans was very
much inclined 10 cIinch and hold. When /
he broke he got home with two rights
to the jaw. He clinched again and Nei- I
son tore away and raped the face with
lefts. Cans fought back in tie clinChes'
sending spiteful right uppercuts into
Nelson's face. Nelson kept his mead
low and fought deJermInedly, Cans
got in left and rights and Nelson stop
ped fighting as though dazed- He was
hammering away again at the end OF
the round.
Round I5-Gans lodged away Cans
then ducked and kept out of the way
They clinched and Cans blocked the
Danes body punches. Nelson finally
got in a couple under the crossed guard,
and Cans came back with two right
/ uppercuts on the face. Nelson sent
/ home a right 10 the mouth and an over
/ hand right 10 the ear. Bat went back
/ 10 the body and sent let's on the stom-
ach that made Joe bend lOH. Cans
4 rammed In an occasional right uppercut
as they leaned together. Nelson
changed from the body 20 the jaw, and
sent two hard rights 10 the jaw. Cans
acted as though he was hurt. They
were chnched at the gong
Round I6-Nelson missed with a left
swing and Cans upPercut him. Joe
ducked out of range and used his IA
vorite uppercut. Nelson pressed him
ond reached the stomach several times
with let's as they held together. Cans
hacked 10 the ropes and tried hard 10
protect las body.
Nelson punched and punched. some OF
1 his blows reaching face and ribs and
others were blocked. Cans brighte ned
for q secold and rammed a right Ip-
; percut.
He went on the defensive again for q
] while. and then came back with more
uppercuts. Nelson brought him TO ms
/ knees at the ropes. with a right 10 the
. stomach When Cans arose he sent :
, right 10 the Jaw and the gong rang
Rosnd I7-Gans backed and Nelson
. followed him. The, clinched and Mel
Z sor scored 10 the stomach with Left
$ and rights on the Jaw Joe divided hi
B. time between shooting right uppercut
s and protecting himself In a chncl
d Cans pushed Nelson halfway through
= the ropes
s The referee pulIeC them back, an
$ Cans chung on desperately Neiso
T. poked him in the ribs with the left, an
g cans fell near the ropes When u
arose he seemed exhausted. and wen
T down immediately from a right ono
3 more he arose. but was so weak tbs
= his knees were bending A right I
q the body sent him down again. q
e was counted cut while in the act
g. rising. and the referee turned 70 Ne
8 son. and said. you win"
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
fWOODMEN OF WORLD
ORGANIZE NEW CAMP
Chooses Elm for Name and Elects
Oficers-Alternate Thurs
day Meeting Nights.

D. ". Thayer, district organizer Of
the TyoOdmen Of the World, added one
more camp TO the list in this city by
organizing Elm Camp. No. s. at 90
pennsylvania avenue northwest Thurs
day evening. The new camp has thir-
ty-three members. The following Off
GERS were elected:
H Z. Sanston, camp commander: J.
+. Crown, adviser general; Z. b. Pratt,
clerk; G 3. Mellon, banker; g. W. T.
Sunday, escort; W. Z. Kearney. past
council commander; George y. ROystOn,
watchman; n 3. Ward, sentry; J. c.
Mcconnell. J. NJ. Crown, c. z. ROllin,
managers; DR.. Henry ". Tobias. camT
physician.
The new camp Will meet the first and
. third Thursdays Of each month, at
o'clock in the evening.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
BISHOP POTTER
IMPROVES SLOWLY
Daughter Who Arrived From Cali
fornia Said TO Be Chris
tian Scientist.
tian Scientist.

COOPERSTOWN, n. Y, July 4.-The
condition of Bishop Potter. while still
serious, continues to improve Thurs
day night his condition was said TO be
worse than at any time during his i'll
ness. but toward morning he had the
most wonderful rally known TO the
physicians in attendance However. the
crisis has not yet been reached, and
the condition remains grave.
The bishops daughter, Mrs Henry c..
Davidge. arrived tonight from San
Francisco. via New York. The rumOr
that Mrs. Davidge had studied mental
science under Mrs. Dewitt, pupil OF
Mrs. Eddy. could not be verified, and
all attempts to interview Mrs. Davidge
on the subject were futile.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
TROUBLE AHEAD
FOR BEEF TRUST

LONDON. July 4.-StOrmy times are
ahead for the American Beef trust in
England. according to an announce
nent made tonight by members Of the
labc party. who say they will make
a demand on parliament Monday for q
commission TO determine whether for
eigners are in the control Of the Eng
hsh neat supply
II Is said that the commission VIII
certainly report in the affirmative. and
steps will be taken TO supply British
markets with meat imported from Eng
lands colonies.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
FAMILY LIQUOR STc

E7,,a wines ana Liquors for family use.
60 dtsrrfbuter of Old Purissima Whisky.
xyId- CAENON, 1225-1227 7th St. n. ".
Telephone North IS.