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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
ST. ANTHONY, IDA. NOTES
lsnaciaI CorresnondenccO

St. Anthony. Ida. April 1G.-Chsrles
Rogers and family and L. L. Trip, wife
and baby all Of Kingsley. Mich. are
spending the summer at the Charles stan
sci home in Ashton. Mr.. Trip is the bus
mess manager Of the Echo, a weekly pa
per published at Kingsley, his home town,
and vas a visitor in this city last week
Fred Parkinson OF Rexburg won his
SUR from Mr.. Peterson of the same town
last week, in which his desert entry on
the BEECH was contested by the latter
gentleman. o. p. SOule Of TINS CITY was
his attorney. Several hearings In the case
Ind Leen had before the case was won
by Mr.. Parkinson
Attorney Miusaps had business i'm Rex
bUrz last week Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey left Monday Tor
their new home on the RANCH where 1t
/ Is hoped they viii prosper
J. W. often, who recently purchased
the Peterson ranch. arrived here last
week from Mt. Pleasant, Utah, and are
now occupying the same.
A new law firm has been formed here.
with Is. II. Miller. late of the abstract Of
/ flee and J. D. Miilsaps as the principals
Miss Bessie Kirkhsm spent Sunday in
/ this city coming up from Sugar City
Walter Anderson was up from Idaho
| Falls one day last week.
AdOiph Williams is the new proprietor
/ Of the YOumaUs restaurant. having sold
/ his interests in the other restaurant to his
! partner, Harry Ames-
/ c. b Walker is the new clerk Of the
/ Yellowstone stake
/ Frank Stevenson. manager of the Stude-
{ baker branch at Ashton, has been here
/ for several days assisting Mr.. FeTney
| with the duties Of the business here.
! ". II. Burlaud was absent from the
/ city several days last week. which ne
/ spent at Salt Lake aud Ogden.
/ y. Arnold is talking UP the Brotherhood
| Of American NeOmcn, of which lodge he
and his daughter are the only members
| in St. Anthony. A deputy is expected
here this week TO organize a lodge if
possible.
| 3 T. Palham expects soon 10 leave for
Ogden, as soon as he can dispose of his
household goods and his half interest in
the moving picture show.
Mr. and Mrs. Lauren LOOMS OF Squirrel
were guests Of the formers parents over
Sunday. They report plenty Of snow in
| their section.
. W. L. Youmaus left Sunday night for
his new location. He was accompanied
by his family.
! County Superintendent Wood was at
. | Rigby this week on school work.
/ Mrs. Turner Of Idaho Falls is here. a
guest Of Mrs. FOsCreu.
Mrs. IT. BOylan returned TO her home
I at FsrnUm the first Of the week.
/ Mrs. Heileman Of La Crosse Wis z
J relative of the famous brewery man. was
! in the city this week. II is stated she
purchased land near Ashton
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VICE PRESIDENT SHERMAN.

Detroit Free Press.)
J'bev used to call me sunny jim,
Nv smile was often good to see:
But now my fame is growing diHi,
And no one ever thinks OF me-
No one comes here to grasp my hand
Or pound my back with hearty tnumps
A thing cannot understand.
Today my title is Jim Dumps.
got as many votes as he,
I ran as well. there is no doubt
Why is it not one speaks to me
Or even stops to point me out2
Am 7 a thing to be despised,
Like one with leprosy OF mumps2
Why is IL I'm not rscOgnizedT
Today my title is Jim Dumps
I haven't seen a friendly face,
I do not cut much figure here;
I ran my portion of the race
As we'll as he they now revere.
Ny Job is one that can't be filled
By rank incompetents or chumps;
But sunny Jim will now be billed
AS GLOOMY Gus" or Jimmy Dumps.
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DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

Judge T. D. Lewis yesterday denied a
motion for a new trial for r. 3. Gibson.
a solicitor for the Theatre Publishing
company who was convicted Of embez-
cling 500 from that concern. He will be
sentenced Monday.
Judge Lewis yesterday denied a second
writ of habeas corpus to Hattie Johnson,
who was reaTrested after he had els
charged her on such q VIII After her
release Wednesday Judge Bowman Of the
police court handed her a second sentence
for vagrancy, ana this Judge Lewis held
valid.
Judge c. ". Morse yesterday refused
to grant a new trial in the various cases
ia which judgment was given in favor
of Annie r A Hilton. allowing her in
terest in the property formerly owned by
DR.. John F. Park. with whom she had
contracted celestial marriage. The de-
PENDANTS in these cases are now Directing
to the findings and DEGREES
Having failed in the application to the
courts in conjunction with his brother,
Frederick G. Heath, to have his father,
Frederick Heath. the aged owner of the
Salt Palace. declared an incompetent
Henry O. Heath Ia filed suit in the dis
trict court against his father to have
utlfeted his title to part of the Salt Pal
ace ground He declares that he is the
owner Of the north half of lot Z, block "a
plat A. big field survey, but that his
father claims an adverse interest in thC
ground. He asks that the latter be en-
4 Joined from asserting any such claim
/ other sons have brought suit to place t1e
/ propertv in the hands of receiver, and
| the Walker estate has a similar suit pend
Z iur
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THE DEATH RECORD.
AIaernon Charles swinburne.

London. April 1O.-AIgernon Charles
Swinburne. the poet and essayist. died
this morning. He had been suffering
with influenza. which developed into
pneumonia.
Algernon Charles SwinbuTne was
born in London, April 8, 1881. his father
being Admiral Swinburne and his
mother Lady Henryetta. daughter OF
the third earl of AshbuTnham. He was
educated in France and England, and
as a poet he was especially we'll known
for his word invention. He was a
bachelor and lived at The Pines, Put
new.
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Oqden Briefs.

Next Saturday there viii be an institute
in this city for the benefit of the teach
ers of the county. It will be under the
direction of Superintendent L. e. Eggert-
sen.
The remains OF Peter Oline, the unfOr-
tunate who was burned to death sew
eraI dsvs ago. were buried at the ex-
pense of the county yesterday, as no rel
stfEes were found
Jesse l. Winters. a settler within the
bounderv Of the Brunesu national forest
reserve in Nevada. was in Ogden the past
week comforting with the forestry Off
Gals
The regular annual meeting OF the We
her club for the election of officers will
he held next Monday evening. Reports
for the year viii be submitted at TINS
meeting.
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FINE MUSIC FOR EASTER
Ogden Churches Have Arranged Pro-
grams of Great Interest for
This Sunday.

Musical programs on a more elaborate
scale than usual viii be presented in the
churches OF Ogden today in celebration
Of Easter.
At the Presbyterian church a number
of the best musicians and singers in the
CITY viii take part IN a program that
promises to be of rare excellence.
At St Joseph's church. Catholic, Vie
gand's Festival Mass. in + flat. with
organ and violin accompaniment will be
given under the direction Of Miss Irene
y. Tomasck.
The First Methodist church has put
forth unusual efforts in preparing a mu-
steal progTa m. and this is true also Of the
Episcopal church. the First CongTega-
tionaI. the Baptist and the German Evan
gelical.
The regular choir of the Church of the
Good Shepherd, Episcopal, viii be rein
forced nv Miss Margaret Armstrong. viO-
Iinist. and Miss Irene StTeng and Miss
Frances joyce. sOlOists.
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WOOL GROWERS FURIOUS.
Placed in False Position by the Pub
Iication of a Circular.

Cheyenne, Wyo., April 10.-The National
Wool Growers association has offered
reward of 500 for information leading to
the arrest and conviction of the person
or persons who, fl is claimed. placed
the association In a false position as ia
voring the reduction of the tariff on wool.
IL is claimed that unknown parties is
sued a circular from the Wells Street sta
ton. Chicago, entitled:
Thirteen Good Reasons for Lowering
the Tariff on Wool"
The circular also bore the statement:
For additional copies address George 5.
Walker, secretary of National Wool
Growers association
Secretary Walker denies all knowledge
of the circulars and declares that the
wool growers have made q strong fight
TO uphold the tariff on wool He charac-
UeTizes the statements made therein as
HbelOUs and a misrepresentation of facts.
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Oqden Society.

Mrs Nargarst p Bingham announces
The engagement OF her daughter, NJ Eli
nor. to Fred W. HOdgsOn, the marriage
to take place i'm May.
Mrs j. B. Miller of Chicago is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Peter Ander-
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. R McKeilips have
returned from an extended trip east
W. a. Hickeniooper entertained num-
Der Of friends Tuesday evening at din
Mrs. George Nichols of Toronto. Can
ada. is the guest Of Mrs. A B. Patton for
d few weeks.
for a months visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs P. r. woodbury. has returned from
a three months visit in southern Califor-
Nr. and Mrs. c. Mitchell have returned
from q few months stay IN Santa Cruz,
Cal
Miss Lucille Baker viii entertain at a
Kensingt0u Monday afternoon in Compii-
ment to Miss Nellie Grove
Mrs. lie Roy Eccles visited her moth
er Mrs O. d. Banks. in Salt Lake this
Miss Evelyn henderson, was the guest
of Miss Mary Hoag in salt Lake this
week.
the guest Of the Misses Nellie and May
Bowman the early part Of the week.
The large affair fer Easter Monday is
| the card parry 70 ue given by AlTs.
l Riesel ut The Virginia
St JOsephs Sewing society will meet
| with Airs. r. h. Fitzgerald at go twenty
/ fourth street Thursday afternoon.
| Miss Della Hall entertained the mem
! bers Of her card club Wednesday even
| ing Prices were won by Miss Bertha
| Jordan and Herman Reeves.
/ Mrs. X. y. Hardy. who mas been visit
1 ing her niece hrs. r. I. Miller. for the
past few weeks. left Wednesday for
| Rome. Ga.
/ On Tuesday evening q number of the
friends of Mrs A. p. Hibbs gave a pleas
/ antIy arranged surprise party in her hon
I or at her home on TWenty-seventh street
l sir. and Mrs. J. II. Mccormick OF Den
yer. Colo. visited friends in ogden our
ing the week on their way home from
| California
Miss Bernice Kohn Of St. Mary's acad-
envy of Salt Lake Is in ogden to spenC
/ Easter with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. l.. kOhn.
Professor George A. Eaton. principal o.
the salt Lake high school spent Wednes
day and Thursday in ogden visiting ole
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Best announce tn
engagement Of their daughter. Violet. t,
Raw J. Smith Of Napa. Cal. the marriage
TO take place IN the near future.
Miss Margaret Nicholson entertained
] about sixteen friends at a 500 party OF
Thursday afternoon to meet her guest
Miss Nora Bradley of san Francisco. tn
decorations were beautifully carried on
i'm violet and white. and the Easter ldei
b. prevailed. Prizes were won by Miss Grac
{ Roberts and Miss Jessie Hendricks
a pretty home wedding Of Wednesda,
I evening waS that Of Miss Nellie Fry ant
r.avy~ance BOYLE at the home Of tn
; brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Fry
on Eighteenth street The ceremony wa
f REFORMED at 7:39 o'clock b. Elder JON
8 A. BOYLE and was followed by a receQ
. f5or 10 which about eighty guests wer
- hidden. The home was beautifully deco
rated i'm pink and white. masses q
Faster lilies and pink and white roses an
! carnations being used. The bride was AZ
tended nv the Misses Vera Dean and Ga
Z rev Patrick Of salt Lake CITY. and tn
. rroor7 ~ John ScOWcroft and Rov taTl
in OGDEN at $50 Twenty-ninth street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
CHE EASIEST WAY"

Professor Alfred z. Stearns. principal Of
the Phillips AndOver academy. said at the
recent alumni dinner in New York:
..-The easiest way, in raising funds, Is
in other things, is the wrong way. re-
member an Orange man and his easy
spelling rule
in orange. in my childhood, once
corupIained of the difficulties Of spelling.
I said that 'ei' and 'ie in such words as
believe and receive always stumped me
.sTben this Orange man patted me on
the head. and smiled. and said:
Nv boy. I will give you an infallible
rule for eel and ''ie''-s rule that in
fortv-seven years has never failed me.
7 expressed my delight and waited. The
man resumed;
The rule is simply this: Write your
..i-' and &c exactly alike. and put your
dot exactly between them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
INSPECTOR LOOKS INTO
CONDITIONS OF FOODS

Willard Hanson. state food and dairy
commissioner, was in Ogden on Friday
looking into food conditions here. Ac-
campanied by Mayor A. L. Brewer. J. 3
Carver and Health Inspector George
Shorten. Mr. Hanson visited Ogden can
Won. q number of the wholesale houses
and other points of interest. and took
with him on his return to Salt Lake city
a number of samples of food products to
be anaIvzed by State Chemist Harms.
The commissioner announced that he
would pay particular attention TO butter
and milk during the coming months II
is announced that many Of the small
cream producers throughout the country
districts. where small separators are in
use. are handling their product in a very
unsanitary manner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
GIANT POWDER FOUND
BEHIND A BILL BOARD

, A stick Of giant powder was found y
yesterday by VI. Moore behind bill =
; board at the corner of Twentieth q
) ana Washington. The police were .
notified and an officer took the eX- =
DlOsiVe in charge
chief It. E Browning is of the 4
opinion that it was dropped there by :
: some crook who intended to use it on =
|. some Job planned for this city. =
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
FIREMEN WORK TO
SAVE PROPERTY

The buildings at the fair grounds were
in danger from fire for a time yesterday
and as there was a high vino
blowing at the time, lively work on the
part of the fire department was necessary
to save the property The fire started
in a chicken house. the property of James
Z. Thurston. close to the fair grounds
on Seventeenth street and this and a
small barn were destroyed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
CAUSTEN BROWNE.
Last Rites Over Remains Ct Eminent
Massachusetts Lawyer.

TtNTIEI-I0I
Boston April W-The funeral Of Caus-
ten Browne the eminent lawyer. father OF
Causten Browne. jr-, Of salt Lake, took
Mac this afternoon at the Church Of the
Messiah Oh St. Stephens street. Of which
for many years Mr.. Browne had been Sc
nior warden.
The service was the regular Episcopal
office for the burial Of the dead. The
officiating Clargymen were Rt. Rev. Ed
ward NJ Parker. bishop CCadjutor Of the
diocese Of New Hampshire; Ri Rev. VII
liam Lawrence, bishop Of Massachusetts
and the rector. There were no pallbear-
ers Burial was in Forest Hill cemetery.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLARS TO
HAVE EASTER SERVICE

Ogden-s knights Templars will hold a
special Ea ster service in Masonic temple
at > o'clock this afternoon. which viii be
open to the public. Just before the ser
vices the Knights will parade on Wash
ingtOn avenue i'm full uniform.
Rev. W. W. Fleetwood of the Episcopal
church will officiate at the services, and
there viii be q musical Drosram. including
Instrumental music by Miss Gertrude Bid
Gle j solo by Mrs. Z. n Hess. and by d
choir under the leadership Of Mrs. Hess
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Ernest EscsIst.

Reno. New. April 10.-Ernest Escalat. q
,,,i,,i-le- engineer. a years OF age. and
widely known throughout the west. died
this morning at the county hospital from
sc,te nephritis wife and daughter
living in Vancouver, B. c. survive nun
Escaiat some years ago was ~eal1iis
Ls,-i,l- made an immense fortune IN
mines and rich placer properties. lis
lest business enterprise was hotel III
-~onopah. which failed for lack OF "troll-
age. His career from that tT re
Curious and he died penniless-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
PRIEST AND BRIDE
NOW IN NEW YORK

A letter received in Ogden brings the
information that Father Ryan and his
bride who was formerly Miss Sadie
Moran. are now living in New York City
The couple was married some time ago
in Colorado Springs, after which the
priest was communicated from his
church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
BISHOP BEsTs A EooR.

Usually it is the ehurchman Who Eels
81 last word One night a loud person
MO sat at a dinner with the Blshop OF
Massachusetts kept making stupid Jo JOE
- s+ each one laughed uprOariously
T@-,tf--elv uuacquainted with the cnurch-
Ian he finally said; 81 have three sons sons
fine lads-an in business. l always sa,u
II 7 had a stupid son I'd make paIsoh
V-ben he had finished his discordant
1s',-f The bishop said with quiet sInlle :
Your father thought differently from
YOU
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EIRE ON BOARD SHIP.

San Francisco, April IA fierce fire
r. ged for some time today on the ship
Tacoma of the Alaska Packers assOcia-
ton fleet. on which. IN addition to the
crew. we're 30 Chinese and japanese. to
be employed in the northern canneries.
Arthur Thorn. ships cook, was suffocated
by smoke and died. The fire eventually
Was extinguished by a bucket brigade
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BUSINESS IN PROBATE
COURT AT OGDEN

In probate court yesterday Frank b.
Clayton was appointed administrator OF
the estate Of Ellen r. Stevenson: Robert
G. Agee Of the estate of John Iomslk'
Augustus Anderson Of the estate of Erick
Larson: Thomas Reyes Of the estate OF
Sa muel FaTrow, and Mary Gibbs was ap-
pointed Administrative Of the estate of
Maria FarrOw. and Mary Ann Elmer of
the estate of Mark A. Elmer.
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BOUNDED TO DEATH.

UonGon Spare MomentsD
Whatever became OF that greyhound
you hadT
KILLED himself
Really
Yes; tried TO catch a fly on the small
Of his back and miscalculated. Bit him
self in two"
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Unitarian Easter Service.

At the Unitarian church III X OF y. hall,
Utah National bank building. this even
ing. Rev William ThurstOn Brown VIII
preach an Easter sermon on the subject,
Immortality Not Hope of thee Future
But a Fact of the Present Services be
gin at 7:i5 and the public IS invited.
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Pythian Sisters Entertain.

The Pythian Sisters entertained at X.
OF P hall yesterday. the occasion being
the eighteenth anniversary of the organ
ization OF the local lodge. the first in
the state Cards were INDUCED in during
the afternoon, after which dinner was
served. There was a large attendance
and the affair was one of much pleasure.
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Paschai Groussett.

Paris. April lO.-PaschaI Groussett
died in this citv today. NJ Groussett
was q journalist and communist and
served as minister Of foreign affairs in
the commune He was born in Cor
sica in 1874 In 1870 NJ. GroUssett sent
q second. Victor Noir. to Prince Pierre
Bonaparte to ask satisfaction on the
field OF honor for certain attacks pub
lished in a newspaper. NOir was shot
by the prince in an alteration over the
incident
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HEAVY GALE ON LAKE
GREATLY DELAYS TRAINS
Huge Waves Make Crossing on Lucin
Cutoff Dangerous-No Serious
DAMAGE Rennrted

A gale blowing at the rate o. forty miles
an hour across Great salt lake yesterday
greatly delayed Southern Pacific trains
in the crossing Of the Lucin cutoff The
waves dashing against the embankment
rendered the crossing extremely danger
Gus, and two special work trains we're
sent out from here to repair any dam
age that r2ight have been done by the
undermining action Of the water No ser
ious damage is reported aside from the
delay of ira ms, both passenger and
freight
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John r. Williams.

Washington. April 1O--John r VIII
Iiams NJ Scranton. Pa. who for several
years has been file clerk OF the house
OF representatives. died of an acute at
tack Of Bright's disease at the Penn
svIvanfa club here early today.
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Why Syrup
Pepsin Is Free

For more years probably than the age
NJ the person reading this. DR.. ". 3.
caldwell q Monticello, Ill, has prac-
iced medicine. and the one thing that
forced itself on his mind was the ur-
gent need Of the human body for some
ming that would scientifically regulate
The digestive organs-the stomach. liver
and bowels.
These years OF study developed Dr.
'zlIweTs Syrup Pepsin. now recognized
as the national safeguard o. health IN
thousands OF good American homes. For
twenty years IL has been gaining friends,
for 90 is today, as It always has been the
best laxative tonic for women. children
end old folks for these especially need
gentle. safe la1stive tonic that is sure IN
results and does not grippe
10 Is because the doctor has watched its
good work for all these year, and beilSFee
g.. The merit Of his remedy that he oners
r1 send q free trial bottle at his own eN-
T7-ss 10 anyone who writes him. You
have simply 10 send your name and d
DRESS. On the strength Of what Jnese
free trial bottles have cone--stnd Lnol-
Earts have been given away-Dv- C2ld-
wells Syrup PepsiU IS today more widely
rVrT than any other American remedy for
.rustipation. liver trouble. hatulency.
..H1Usuess. Indigestion. sour stomach.
dyspepsia. heartburn and similar DISCO
-aTs q the stomach liver and bowels. ~
ra- BE- obtained OF any druggist al 81
cents and 81 q bottle. and bottle VIII 90
go. o hundred times the amount or gooo
go costs YOU
Dsoule Ike Mrs. NJ /. Graves, So Oak
-HoE ave Toledo o.. G. B. Housetqu.
Eess'mer. Ala. William ReSa, Goodman.
bliss. once sent for a free test bottle and
ROW have their entire family using II as
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Couples Made Happy.

Licenses to marry were yesterday issued
at the office of the county clerk to
James II. Plat Of Woods Cross and
Laura c. Garner OF Roy; and Fran @.
Boroughs of Pickens. South Carolina, and
Maud Hunnicutt Of Seneca, South Caro-
SIN
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An Easter Ball.

Ogden Council No az. Knights of Co
Iumbus. viii give an Ea ster ball Monday
evening at the Congress Dancing acad-
emy This promises to be one Of the
pleasant social events Of the early sea
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Mrs. Jeff Davis.

Little Rock. Ark, April 10.-Mrs JET
Davis. wife Of United States senator
Davis. died here today after month
illness from stomach trouble.
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Eor New School Houses.

Citizens Of Harrisville and Pleasant
View are aEitatinE the matter of erect
ing new school houses which viii require
the bonding Of the districts.
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TO MAKE THINGS EVEN.
Hifel

Afistress-Here. Bridget, are a pair Of
trousers for YOU.
Scrubwoman-Thank We, kindly, num-
DO We happen to- have pair Of corsets
for me husband?
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II there Is anything about
your ailment that YOU don't
understand. or II you want
any medical advice, write to
the doctor. and he Will an
swer you fully. There IS no
charge for this service. The
address Is DR.. ". 3 Caid-
well, 51s Caldwell bldg. Non
'ticellO, Ill.