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CURED TO
STAY CURED
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Found Complete Freedom from
Kidney Troubles.

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on Sept. 17, 1907 Mr.. Searle con-
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TOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

PROVO, April 29.-Tho suit Of Ne
phi Howe VS. Charles Carlson Us being
heard before a jury in the Fourth
district court. Plaintiff who lives bee
tween Pleasant Grove and American
Fork, charges defendant with assault
ing and beating him on the head aud
face on July p. 1905 and causing him
great and permanent injuries Plain
tif asks Tor 81, 900 damages and 80 900
exemplary damages Defendant denies
the allegations OF the complaint and
claims that plaintiff struck him ilrst,
and that he only used such force
against plaintiff as was necessary 10
defend himself
Suit has been commenced by John
T.. Christensen against Emil Hurler 10
collect S2,631.25 alleged TO be duo on q
promissory note. Two hundred and
ffty dollars are asked for as attorney
fees.
In the case Of the State VS.. Frank
Clark and j W. Williamson, charged
with unlawful duck shooting. Judge
Booth who heard the case without q
jury adjudgcd Clark guilty and fined
him $40 the same as imposed I'm jus
ticc Moons court Williamson WAS
acquitted
In the case Of Sarah Ellen Morton
ct al VS.. Utah Fuel company q judg-
mont for $500 by compromise was given
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INCREASE IN DAVIS co.
ASSESSED VALUATION

PENNINGTON, April 2S.-According
10 the estimates OF the county ass
SCISSOR the assessed valuation Of Davis
county property has increased since
last year. Sll6,49O. Exclusive OF rail-
roadG telegraph and telephone and
transmission lines which are asses
-ed by the state board of equalization.
me total valuation for 1909. ls s4O53. 29O
OF this about SS5l 900 ls iu personal
property an increase OF s5S,t00 over
1903 The real estate assessed amounts
90 laS,i5s acres. with a valuation Of
32,3l4.9Z0. The improvements are vale
ued al &S26, no. Horses 90 the number
of 1920 head are assessed at S20G. 800
cattle, 62i9 head. valued 0t Sl22 91l
am Increase OF 200 head and 5000 iu
value There were assessed 1855 0heop,
valued ot tl8.960, 40 swine. valued nd
S4.715, 26i stands of bees, valued at
$685.
MERCHANDISE Is valued al gfG $40.
machinery 919.305 other personal
property s253 290. this latter item bee
lng an increase OF $4,000 over 1908.
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LOGAN PIONEER
DAY CELEBRATION
Imposing Parade 10 Precedc the Tn
yelling Of tie Boulder Monument
Pioneer Wemlnlsccnces.

LOGAN. April 2s-The general COM
mittee OF the Pioneer day celebration,
10 be- held May l6 has given out ue
following outline of the program. a.
20 "a. m. the parade wall begin its march
through the principal streets Onier
of March First Captain Perry and A..
C. military hand. followed by Booster
club. eec0nd-Pioneem of 90 la su-
tomobnos Thud-Yoke of oxen. hand
carts and o'd vehicles. Fourth-R r..
G.. band. Fifth indians. Shth-thll-
dren of the public schools Seventh
Iuyenlle haud AZ 1880 the monument
Will b. unveiled. followed by luncheon,
sham hattie win occur at b. u.
ard at o "a baseball game VIII be- given
Preparations are unQcr way hy local
talent io give benefit performance in
thc opera house tho preceding ctoulnR.
consisting vi u vaudeville show. a
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

Isaac Bullock is here from his ranch
in Wyoming, visiting relatives.
f. W. Miner Of this city has been
appointed representative OF the Inter
national Correspondence school Of
Scranton, Pa, in northern Utah with
headquarters in Logan.
Amended articles Of the Brooklyn
consolidated mining company have been
filed with the county clerk. The gen-
eral place OF business has been changed
from Spiingville 60 Provo. the pro-
perty nov being controlled by the
Knight interests.
Verde Jeffries. infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Jeffries OF this city who
was struck IN the eye with staple o
few days ago. VIII not lose his eye
sight as was at FIST feared.
An examination for male clerk and
carrier for the Provo postofficc sriu
DO held here on May 10. Information
can De obtain from Joshu0 r. Hodsln
clerk Of the examining board
Yesterday the students OF the Big
ham Young university turned out enc
masse and worked on the road
ou Eighth North street. which leads
on 70 Temple hin, where the Brigham
Young university campus is located.
The lady students furnished dinner for
the workers.
". O. Packard and Hugh IIsonbee 81
Suringville are here on business con
nected with closing ont their sheep in
terests 20 the Murray sheep company.
4 dispute occurred yesterday morning
between Dr Charles Thornburg a vs,-
Urinary surgeon. and Louis J.. Meyer, a
contractor. when Meyer was struck in
the face by Thornburg and a bad gaGh
cut Boo MS check He Immediately
swore 20 a complaint I'm Justice Moons
court, charging Thornburg with bate
tery. DIT rhomberg appeared later
ana wa nned $40 fnr assault
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vIADUCr NEARBY COMPLETED.

OGDEN. April 29.-The big Twenty
fourth street viaduct has been turned
over 10 Assistant Engineer a. ..
Campbell OF the Hartman system by
contractor n. IL Dundas. who has
completed his share Of the work, Two
or three OF the steel gang will remain
for - few days finishing up a number
Of little odd jobs The guard rails,
etairways and stands for the FIVE arc
lights have been installed and the en-
tire structure given its final coat OF
black paint. Engineer Campbell has
a large force of men working upon the
hig bridge covering the floor on the
eastern portion with asphalt which
win prevent the water from dripping
through on TO the passenger Goa ches
during stormy wea ther. The viaduct
viii he turned over 10 the city coun-
Ull Within 10 daNs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-29

OGDEN,April 29.-ln the district court
M the case OF Rosinl Mole against J
70 Bowman, Thomas Lee. Julia KEN
uedy and Frank T. Lloyd the plaintin
mas flied an affidavit asking that
Thomas Lee b. brought into court upon
the charge Of contempt. The aflant al
eges that Lee cut tho wire Of a GER
yam fence on the property Of the plains
'lu making lt impossible for her to
control her stock The offense was all
and %.
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PROVO.

The News" as delivered by carrier
every night SUNDAY eXccptcd) at 70
cents per month All payments and
complaints should be made to r. D.
nuFdale, AGENT FOR Daily, Saturday
aud Weekly News. orders tnk-
gu for Church Works Residence. so
w an Nosth. Inc, Phone HS-M.
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave.
Bell 2l6 red
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Bell 81 black
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BABY BORN on TRAM DIES.

OGDEN. April 2s.-wednesdav from
the funeral chapel of 4. f..
kichey impressive and vet Sim
pie funeral services were hold
over the remains of the tiny babe
born 20 MIS-. V. EnFstrom on the south
ern Pacific train while il was crossing
the Ogden-Lucin CUTOFF last week When
the train arrived in Ogden the mother
and her babe were removed TO the Or-
den General hospital. where they re-
ceived every possible attention. but the
little babe died Tuesday afternoon. As
soon Rs able. Mrs. Engarom win con-
unuo to her home in Twin Falls, Idaho.
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CEMENT SIDEWALKS
FOR MOUNT PLEASANT


MOUNT PLEASANT. April 81
The cement sidewalk que stion was
discussed at length at the meeting OF
the Commercial club last evening The
sentiment was very general for the ex-
tension Of this much needed improve
ncnt. but where the sidewalk passes
the property of widows and indigents
assessments. and IL the city cannot
remit said taxes, it was decided 10
solicit contributions to assist in pay
ing for same
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WILL CLOST SUNDAYS.

PROVO April 29.--Sherin Judd has
interviewed the saloon men and store
keepers at Cotton. Tucker and Thistle
on the propriety of closing their places
Of business on Sundays Tho canyon
towns have heretofore paid very Ettle
attention 90 Sunday dosing; but the
sheriff found them an Wiling to close.
In fact preferring to have a day OF rest
each week
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COUNCIL NOTES.

MURRAY, April 2o-At last nights
session Of the city council, the city re-
Corder was authorized 70 publish and
serve notices OF the extension OF paw
ing the sidewalks and streets and aven-
ucs described In tho resolutions. at an
estimated cost Of 1890. IL was decided
that o. cement culvert be placed across
the street on the east Murray street.
ana that a drain ON state street and
one north OF the city be placed That
q plan be made for "a street crossing
at the Intersection OF state street and
Vine street. also for a drain for the
same.
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Mil BO0sT ron \. g. u.

MOUNT PLEASANT April e.
Captain Brady and prominent citizens
Of the town met this afternoon 20 dis
cuss means to crente greater interest
IN the local company OF the y. @. II.
Several Of tho business men present
Gimhed their willingness 10 enlist
and from an appearance a number
moro viii be secured. 20 make up a
gOOd company.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

OGDEN, April 29.-Marrlagp Iiceneas
have been issued at the Office OF the
county clerk 20 the following couples:
floyd 5. Wilson and Enie Riley. both
OF Ogden. John H. Cook Of Ogden and
Margaret Stodoard Of Uintah; Jonathan
Il. Pugmire OF 81. Charles, Idaho. ana
Ellen Bulge Of Paris: Fred Barker Of
North Ogden and Della Hiokenlooper OF
Pleasant View.
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RINERs ON RAMPAGE.

OGDEN. April 29.-The rainstorm OF
the past two days has caused the Og-
den and weber rivers to rise very
rapidly and 20 such an extent that the
railroad companies which have bridges
over them have as a matter OF precsu-
ton received several train boads of
rock which win be used 70 protect
the abutments of tho various bridges.
The residents in the city in tho river
district are beginning TO protect their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-29
cITY COUNCIL SESSION.

PROVO. April 29-At the meeting OF
the city council Tuesday evening ale
most the entire time was devoted 90 the
consideration of bin for an ordinance
granting q franchise 30 the Rocky
Mountain Bell Tolpchone company.
The ordinance was not passed and an
Adjournment was taken tNl Thursday
evening, when the ordnance will prob
ably be- passed
the street supervisor was instructed
90 furnish two teams 60 assist the %.
Y. L. students in their Improvement Oh
the Temple hill road work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-29

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made
me q well woman and | have no more
hackache. / hope ! can help others by
telling them what Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done for
me. w. Mrs EMMA MISE S33 FirstSt
milwaukee,. Wis.
The above is only one of the thou
sands of grateful letters which are
constantly being received by the
Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn,
Mass, which prove beyond q doubt that
Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from roots and herbs,
actually does cure these obstinate dis
eases of women after all other means
have failed. and that every such suf-
ering woman owes it TO herself 70 a.
least give Lydia T.. Pmkham's Vegeta-
ole Compound a trial before submit
ting to an operation, or giving up
hope of recovery.
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health and her
advice il free.
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league viii hold o special meeting NJ
tho Weber club this evening ut 5 O'Clock
when n number Of questions for the
making Of a more beautiful ogden win
De considered
Tho funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs Anna Sweuson, who died at the
Groves \. u. $. hospital tn Salt Lake
on Monday was held this afternoon az
Q o'clock FIRM The Huntsville meeting
house. The intcrment wos in tho
Huntsville cemetery.
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RECENT DEATHS

sohramm. Carl Chrlstian--At Pave
SON. Utah CO., April 2f. Can christian
kchramm, one of Pay sons oldest rosie
cents died from the dohlliues Of old
age. Deceased was born MAY q 3, 1885.
ln Wurtenborg Germany. and was
baptized member of the Mormon
faith. May 20. tkfl. in hls native
land and came t0 Utah ln 1854 aud
located in Payson in 1855 whore De
has resided since
no allied twD missions to bio native
Land and opoRod the nrtt branch gt
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LOST BOY WAS \ RUNAWAY.

OGDEN, April 29.--LeRoy Ford the s..
year-uld boy who started out 20 zee
the world and who was subsequently
t'ken into custody by the local police.
Was returned TO his home on the Wed
nesoay afternoon train When found by
we police the youngster told a story
that he had been deserted by his moth.
en- but an investigation resulted I'm the
discovery that tho hoy ran away from
his home ut Pocatello
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MUSIC FESTIVAL
FOR OGDEN MAY z
Tabernacle Choir With Chicago
Symphony Orchestra in Two
Concerts at Opera House.

OGDEN. April 2e.--Manager Charles
j. Ross and Director Joseph Ballan-
tyne Of the ogden tabernacle choir as
well as the individual members are
making elaborate preparations FOR the
big musical festival which Is to be
afternoon and evening OF May ~. The
feature win be tho appearance OF the
chicago symphony orchestra Tor two
concerts In which the tabernacle choir
win assist. The two pianos which are
10 be given away TO the ward. church,
society or individual dlsposinE ~ the
most tickets, have been received and
arc on exhibition in one OF the local
furniture store windows.
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HoME FRoN EURoPEAN nom.

OGDEN. April 2o.-Dr and Mrs
Ezra G, Rich have returned to Ogden
from a nvc-months' tour OF Europe.
They were with Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Healy Of ogden. for the greater part
of the trip. which included many Of
the principal cities in Europe. Mr.. and
Mrs Healy expect TO return 90 New
York. about May s, and win spend a
week on the road home.
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STILL AGTATING
FOR PROHIBITION
City Council VIII nc pcuuoncd to
Grant No More l.iccnscs--
Appeal 90 People.

PROVO. April 29-The prohibition
question is not dead On Provo A petit
ton will soon be presented To- the city
council asking that no more liquor
licenses be granted. u this is not done
It Is the intention OF the movers in
the project to endcayor to conduct the
election for city councilmen next fan on
the line Of prohibition. President Kee-
Ter Of the Utah stake and other Church
men of the Mormon Church and OF
other churches are &C the head OF the
movement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-29
MAY QUEEN AND KING ELEcTED

PROVO. April 29.-The students OF
the b. Y. T.. viii celebrate May day in
the old fashioned manner with May
queen. May pole and May games. An
addition 20 the old time arrangements
is a May king Miss Edith Hinckley
has been elected May queen and NIL
ton il. Seyey May king.
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MURRAY BOYS FINED
FOR FAST DRIVING


T"TT-TTT TTTT 7T-TTT-TT TT-T--T
MURRAY. April 2N.--On Tuesday five
youths were fled for fast driving by
Judge Banks Of the police court. The
boys were out driving with their girls
ana began racing up and down State
street. This continued until Marshal
Mauss appeared upon the scene and
took the boys in charge Tho judge
fined them each s. and severely repr-
manded them All fines were paid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-29

roioy's Honey ana Tar Is safeguard
against serious results from spring
colds. which inname tho lungs and de-
velop into pneumonIl Avoid counter
feits By insisting upon having tho genu-
ipc Foley's Honey and Tar, which cons
tains mo- harmful drugs d. j. Illn
Drug CO. (the never suDsututoraJ, Sale
Lake city
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ARR DIVORCED.

OGDEN, April 29--Judee j. =. Howell
OF the district court has granted q. al.
cree " divorce TO Anna Ahlgrcn fr1m
John Ahigron upon the ground of non.
support Tho couple were married ir
Ora. sweden. IN 1880 and have two chill
drtn' of whom the plaintiff was given
The custody
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LOGAN.

The News 10 Delivered BY Carrier
m Logan Every Night SUNDAY eN-
cepted) at 75 Cents Per Month. All
payments and con plants REGARDING
delivery should be made 20 r. a.
and derni-Woekly News "a ~
Center Street. Phone sd Indepeud-
eut
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RELIGION GLASS CoNCERr.

MURRAY. April 2S-The Religion
class Of Miller ward viii give an excel
lent program IN tho Granite stake tab
crulclo next SATURDAY evening. May
T. The proceeds win so for the benefit
81 the new Miller ward house to be
erected on Fourteenth South.
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DEAD MAN rNmENrErIEn.

OGDEN, April 29.-AIl efforts on the
part of the officers and undertaken To
ind the relatives Of the unknown man
I'm the I.indqust undertaking parlors.
who died at the county Jail four nights
ago. are to no avail II is very prob
able that the body will be inferred In
the plot OF unknoNns in tho city ceme-
terry, as 10 seems impossible 20 ascer-
tain any information concerning the
identity OF the man
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
The ogden City civic Improvement
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large boulder has been selected from
the canyon ns Tho monument.
REPUBLICAN CLUB ORGANIZED.

large boulder has bcen selected from
the canyon rs tho monument
REPUBLICAN CLUB ORGANIZED.
LOGAN. April .S--At an enthusiastic
meeting % the Republicans held horc
this evening at which Governor sprg
and other prominent citizens made ad-
dresses. the logan Young Mems Re-
publican club was organized with tho
Following officers. Pr adcnt IT. a..
Nebckcr. nst vice president W. NJ
Howell: second vice president j r.
Wilson. Jr. secretary j a.. Allen.
treasurer. %. w. Adams Tho executive
committee viii cousist of the president
and secretary. with J. g.. Walters Fred
Turner and Joseph odell os associates.
LOGAN BRIEFS
The cache Fi'ul, Growers assoc,a-
ton win hold Ca meeting in The county
court house on Saturday May T.
on Monday Moss Lewis Kent of Lew
iston underwent an operation for ape
pendicltis Ina "a local hospital
Prof kemp Of The %. y. g.. SIS seri-
ously ODD with typhoid fevcr
Yesterday the White Tree saloon at
smithfcld wus closed under am cNocu-
zion by sheriff Crookstou.
by the turning out of the water from
tho Logan. Hyde Park aud smthaeld
canal on Monday. several thousand
Young fish were stranded ana LETT Go
perish. through failure Co notify the
nsh and game warden I'm time
on Monday a young couple wore
brought before Justice Braughsm.
charged with a statutory offcnse. The
case was brought 60 "a conclusion to-
day by the couple beins married by the
Justice.
A charge IS pending AGAINST Provi-
dcnce saloonkeeper for permitting te-
males 90 enter his resort.
The Eighth ward Sunday school held
successful convention ON sunday
Addresses We're given by several mem-
bcrs oil the stake board.
Tho quarterly conference Of the Cache
stake viii boz held in the Logan tabcr-
nacle on May 4 and p. Meetings will
be held at 10 "a M. and 2 p. IN. OF each
day.
j. u. Barker had his collar bone brok-
en- In a runaway Monday.
At the A. G.. chapel service ON Tues
day. Captain O.. ". case of the Saliva
ton Army spoke ON the work OF that
organization.
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properly by numerous dykes In some
districts consiiorable damage has al-
ready been done by the Hoods destroy
ing gerdens. Unless tho city takes
some immediate action q is thought
VIII be great.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-29

n YOU have backacho and urinary
troubles, you should take Folcy's Kid
ney Remedy TO strengthen and build up
the kidneys 90 they viii act properly,
as q serious kidney trouble may devel-
op. +. j. Hm Drug CO. Ohe never
subsututors). Salt Lake City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-29

me a well woman,
and IWould like 20
tell thewholcworld
of 1T. / suffered
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and fearful painsin
my back Ihadth
best doctors and
they an decided
that ! had a tumor
i'm addition 10 my
female trouble. and
advised an opera
ton. Lydia f.
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VI NJ J. A.. wandamero Friday
ni dlit dance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-29

Y. L. NJ. T. A, wandamere, Friday
night dance
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AFTER
SUFFERING
ONE YEAR
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
'sVegetable Compound

Milwaukee. Wis. Lydia T. Pink.
hams Negetahle Componnd has made
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-08

Alex Livingston, Of Brookmau, spen
y yesterday in the city.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-08
Personal

Congressman Brantley left yester-
day to spend a few days in Black
shear.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-08
ADDS NEW SHOE MACHINE.
KapIan Now Has Perfectly
Equipped Shop.


S. Kaplan, the well-known New
castle street shoemaker, has recently
added to his establishment shoe
machine which gives him one of the
best equipped shoe shops in the state.
1t places him in position not only
to do the quickest and best work.
but to make shoes if it is
sary.
The new machine is the Ia
out in the shoe line, and is
with every kind of device f
wcIk Il IS . large and costly plc
of machinery, but places Mr.. Kaplan
in position to do the very best work
at moderate prices. Since installing
the machine he has made a large
number of shoes TO order and they
have given perfect satisfaction in
every way.
Hot soup. fine free lunch, served
daily from II to o'clock at Willie
Waits's place. 1912 Say stree'.