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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-28
CHANGES IN LINEUP
As Result Of Saturdays Game Coach
kaImbach Makes Some Moves in
High School Team.

As a result OF Saturdays alumni
game, Coach Kalmbach has made sew
eral changes in the high school foot
ball line-up, He will keep KimbalI al
half but will shift. Spalding to full
Breyer Is being tried out for Spald-
ings half, with RUSH back in his old
position at quarter. Cruicl1shank will
be given a chance at end. Gallagar
will hold his end position and the
guards and tackeis will remain un-
changed. If Brewer makes a half, his
position on the line will have to be
filled.
Their is plenty OF material for
every night there Is over two teams
out. Practice games will probably be
secured with the Fargo college and
Moorhead high school this week. As
yet no game has been arranged Tor
next Saturday. Two weeks practice
without any regular games will not
hurt the team in the least. Practice
makes perfect and Fargo wants as
near perfect high school team as
possible.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-28

Miss Abbie Walton who has been
handling the illustrated songs at the
Grand for the past few weeks. has
won much favor with the patrons Of
that house. Besides having beauti-
full voice ner enunciation is distinct
two qualities not often found together.
and which are proving great relief
to the Grand audiences Miss Wal
toms song this week is not a this
years success but her rendition Of the
piece pleased so well at the first per-
Torrance last evening that she was
forced to take an encore.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-28
City in Brief


The Yeomen will hold their regular
meeting at Prizes hall tonight at 8
O'Clock.
County Auditor A. q. Lewis is in
Oregon this week on q combined bus
finess and pleasure trip.
A regular meeting of the city council
will be held Monday evening, when
considerable routine, business will be
transacted.
Two dollars or two days was the
fine imposed on Frank Mccoy in the
police court this morning. when he ad-
mitted being drunk.
A package was found I'm the lobby OF
the postofice this morning which may
be had by the owner, &C identified al
the postmaster's Office.
The case OF DIR. ]. e. Carter against
DR.. J. w. Durham in the district court
has been adjourned to Oct. 4, while
settlement Is being made.
Ten warranty deeds were recorded
Friday, Ave Saturday. the same num-
Der yesterday and good bunch today.
transfers being as brisk now as any
time during the season.
City Attorney w. C.. Resser returned
last evening from his Clay county farm
where he superintended thresh1ne
which was completed. A very salts
factory yield Is reported.
A regularly quarterly meeting of the
county commissioners will be held
Monday when Cass county's business
guardians win look after AFFAIRS cover
ing the past three months.
City Engineer S. F. crabbe has near
ly completed @he plans and specifca-
lions for the new south side fire sta
ton. They will be file4 before the
meeting Of the city council Monday
evening.
A Duluth travelling man, bought a.
pound OF those little pig sausages ad-
vertised exclusively in The Forum last
week and took them to his home. This
morning Mr.. Eggert received an or
der stating that the sausage was very
fine and to ship ten pounds more at
cnce.
Rev. w. 8. Ballenger, from Charlson.
who has been in the city for several
days, viii again conduct the services
at the Glad Tidings mission on Front
street tonight. Rev. BallenEer is a
good speaker and has made MANY
friends since coming to the city bv his
sincere, forceful speaking
After being deprived Of his barber
shop for two weeks awaiting the in.
surance adjusters and claiming IL
have lost $500 by lost time. johnson
the barber is again able TO be in nis
shop in the basement at 502 Front
street The five chairs have been re-
paired and the floors and wood worl,
repaired and the shop generally clean
ed in good shape.
For few minutes yesterday after
noon Mrs. Robert F. Baxter 1911
Eleventh avenue north, was greatly
distressed oyer the disappearance az
her 3-year-old child. She was shon-
ping in store near the N. P. tracks
on Broadway when the little tot wan
dered away. 1t was found not far
away from the store wcIling nlong
the Mp. tracks by Fireman KrT,ger
Schamp and Immediately restored to
It's mother.
Edwin M, Shonert needs no introduce
ton to the American music-loving
peopIs. AS a pianist Mr.. Shonert has
certainly held his own. having PLAYED
in many transcontinental tours with
many Of the great artists Of the world
He Is one Of the few pianists who pos
sess plenty Of temperament with great
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-28
YOUNG'S CLAIM CHECKS

7. =. Young & Sons Bus and Trans-
fer Co. will give you claim checks for
baggage to and from all depots. hotels
and residences. Phone Is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-28
HORSES

A car of extra good. big farm horses
Just arrived at the Washington House
barn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-28

A Forum Want AID VIII Sell 1T For Yon
a Forum Want Ad viii Sell II nor Tou
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-28

There's work for q want ad.---when
the new home furniture displaces the
still useful used things.s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-28

Service for an honest race nnsana
progress In tho hsayenly race
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-28

EuWln ma. Shonert needs no introduce
ton to the American music-l loving
peopl~. AS a pianist Mr.. Shonert has
certainly held his own, having PLAYED
in many transcontinental tours with
many Of the great artists Of the world
He is one Of the few pianists who pos
sess plenty Of temperament with great
technic, consequently his success is
always instantaneous. He ID one ~
the four artists who win play under
the auspices Of the Fargo College con
servatory OF music Friday. Oct 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
RlCHFIELD.
Sneclal in The Trlhnne.

Special 10 The Tribune.
R1CuFlELD. Dec. ll.-Miss III Nelson
was the hostess Monday afternoon at a
delightful chatting dish party Those pres
ont wcT" the Misses Dot Wright Hazel
Baker, Lucy Segmilor, Mcrtic Bartlett
irene SeEmill"r and Mrs. Anna Galway,
Mrs. Martin Christensen and Mrs. l.. l..
Moves.
4 decidedly pleasant social affair of tho
week was the slciGhing party given by
Juno and King Scsluiller. Wednesday
evening. The guests cnioyod a merry
slcigh ride, after which delicious sup
per was served at tho ScGuillcr home
Those in the party We're the Misses Dim
nit Ross. Priest Ella Nelson. Irene Seq
miller, LYDIA JoIcy Clay Aired, Pearl
Johnson. Lucy Sccmillcr. Scrinda Jorccn-
sen. Hazel Baker and Dot Wright. and
Joe Nelson, Ben Smith, Alma Knight and
Mr. Aston.
Miss Pearl Wright Is conducting d sew
ing circle every Tuesday evening at her
home.
\ pleasant event OF Monday evening
was the party given at TN" home OF Mrs.
Mary Christiansen IN honor OF Miss lithc-
lyn Burns. The following young women
enioyed In" evening. which was spent In
games and various other smuse mcntS !:
ethel Dali. EStclla Lazenhcc. Eunice VIII
lSnson Edith Christensen. Josephine
Christensen, Josephine Anderson. Won
ChrstiaDscn. Mertic Nelson and Ethelyn
Burus.
Mr. and Mrs Farley Poulscn delight
4
| tives SUNDAY evening.
\ wedding reception OF Friday evening
was that of Mr. and Mrs. Ioc Christensen.
at th" home of the grnom's parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Hans Christensen.
The regular meeting of the Ladies OF
| the Royal Scighhors was held Wcdncs-
day evening. New officers were elected.
The SEWER county school teachers have
accepted AN invitation to hold institute
! with the teachers OF Sanpcte county at
| Mt. Pleasant In February.
MISS Ethclyn Burns went TO Marysvale
! Thursday 10 visit friends.
SoIn Christianscu. one Of Richiiold s
most prominent business mon. returned
| home Wednesday from Europe. where he
! laborcd as missionary for tho past two
years. The first year spent i'm Den
mark and the second In Norway. lie ar
| rived al Salt Lake Friday and was met
! there by Mrs. ChristianScn, who accom-
! panied him home.
| Mrs. Andrew Nelson returned home
| Wednesday. after visit TO Salt Lake and
| Mount Pleasant.
! Thomas Fisher returned home Wc6nes-
! day. He had been TO Salt Lake on bus-
nosS.
! The RichGcld high school band is inn
proving rapidly under the direction OF
! Professor Wilcox
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BINGHAM
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM, CANYON. Dee. ll.--Rulh Re
bcksh lodge Surpri8cd tho odd Fellows of
Lower Bingham Thursday. Progressive
whist was the evening entertainment. prizes
being awarded as follows: First. Mrs, s. q.
GnlbriclSon and Sherman Wilcox; second,
Mrs. Eli Porter and q. Curtis; consultations
20 Miss DoIlc Mackonson aud Judge Frank
H. Ccllcvtia.
Mrs. Covcy and daughters Of Salt Lake
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Brink OF Depot ward.
Miss Cora Allen visited her relatives at
Springvillo during the week.
II, r. Adams of Ogden was a Bingham
visitor during the week
Mr. John Ryan, for the past yc0r trcasurcr
of the FrstcrDal brotherhood lodge was ton.
dcrcd farewell reception Thuraday even
ing ut the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. i. II. .Ta-
cobscn. prior IN his intended dcpsrtu for
taking up residence on the California coaSt
Games and luncheon were the pleasant fca-
lures OF the evening. Mr. Ryan received the
good wishes of all FOR success in HIS new
venture.
The /. o. o. i. Of Upper Bingham guyc
an onjoyablo dance and supper ut their hall
Thursday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
MAN T |
10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MANTI. Dec Ii-AU the German aud
swiss families met 80 the South ward ns.
scmhy hall Tuesday evening n welcome
home John C. Keller and Conrad Frisch
nccht. who returned last week from tho for.
ciEn mission field. The evening WAS spent
in speech making. mngic rccitstionS, otc.
About 100 were present. and all were served
with good things 20 cat about II o clock.
Mr.. end RIrs. Ezra Funk and daughter.
Vie and RUBY. of Fcrrou. cam" over 80
MenU Ia spend the winter with Mrs. Funk )
father, Daniel licnric.
Tho now ''Manti Thcaicr which has
been uudor construction during the past
few months. was oponed 10 the public We'd
nosday evening.
Mrs. Archie Livingston entertained at din.
ncr Monday in honor NJ Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lowry, Sr, ot SprinSviilc.
Leland Uo(fnc and Miss Pearl MctraIf Of
GunnISon were married SATURDAY at the
court house. Bishop Peterson performing tue
ceremony.
Ivin Olsen. thc scycn,y ycsr-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. David Olsen. died At his home Sun
day afternoon from leakage OF tho heart.
Funeral services were held Tuesday after.
noon a, the Council house.
Mrs. i. II Hornung entertained few Of
bcr lady friends Friday afternoon Those
PrGafm, Esn,ii1 T,rs, WsrS Mr., g. " Martin Mrs.
Mrs. Sophia Nelson. Mrs. James Crawford,
Mr. j. l.. Jensen and Mrs. Clara Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Modseu arc re-.
ceiyinS congratulations over The arrival oi
4 fine baby eir ct their home TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bellistou Of Ncphi
are visiting frcuds and relatives for Tow
days
Miss hlidg SNOW pleasantly entertained
The T. L. B.'R Monday evening. Those pros
cnt were; Mrs Stanley Crnwiord, Mabel
Anderson Maggie Lcnnant. Ann Parry, Ap
| pic Harmon. Jessie Crawford. Della String
ham and Iclu Crawford The evening wa,
spent in social chat. Dainty rcfrcshment,
were served.
Mrs. Peter Nunk left today for Provo
where sh. viii spend The winter with bcl
| sister Mrs. John Lowry.
Dr.. g.. ". Martin went Ia Gupnison Mon
| day 70 assist The Wagon missionaries will
| thrir merlings for The week.
+. v Hardy Of Aberdeen, Ida, is SPENDING
| i"w days visiting his old friends and ac
| qu8inlances.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
EPHRAiM
Special IN The Tribune.

Special IN The Tribune
EPGIRATM. Doc. 1.-THE many friends oi
Miss Chclly Petty and John Nhiihcck both
popular Young people Of Sterling. will Dc
pleasantly surprised Ia learn Of th"'r mar.
riagc. which viii takc place at tho Mauii
temple December 10.
Miss Clara Dorius returned from salt Lake
yesterday, whore she spent several days visit.
ing with friends.
Sorcn Anderson OF Butte. Mont, j. visit
ing nj the home Of y. G. Sorcnscn. ic IN
tends 20 remain for several days.
The Ladies Literary club OF this city
met a. tho home OF NrG. John Hansen Thurs.
day afternoon and the following programme
was carried out; AlrS. 4. W. JCnsou gave
an interesting talk The life of Andrew
jackson; Mrs. Albert Johnson reviewed the
class on tho previous lesson, on ih" life oi
John Quincy Adams: Mrs Augusta ChrStcn.
son read ''Maurnc. and Mrs. Mary Chris.
Mako Uouscwork Easier Dainty refresh
msnts wcro served and the club adjourned
for two weeks.
G. T. Olsen ol Emery was in this city
during the past week visiting az tho home oi
Mr. and Mrs. James Hansen.
Hans Tuft of Monroe aud John Dorrus "l
Salt Lake have been visiting with Mr. Ross
anderson OF Mt. Pheasant during tho past
few days.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Willsrdson Of Gun.
niSon guests at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs
Erastus Willardson
Mrs " G.. Logan left for Salt Lake :cS
lerday TO visit with her relatives and friends
Mrs. Jack Scdwicks returned during tho
week from Ncphi. where she haa been visit
ing with relatives aud friends.
Miss Cleo Lund of Nj Pleasant has been
visiting at the home of hnr sister Mrs. OS
cor Christensen during tho past few days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY
How TO Save $500 on Cough Med.
icine by Making It at Home.


Cough medicines. as rule, arc most
IT, syrup. To make the best syrup.
take pint Of Granulated sugar. add
IL pint warm water, and stir about ,
minutes.
Get two and one-balf ounces Of Piuex
$50 cents WORTH. put it in a clean pint
bottle. and fill up with the GRADUATED
Sugar Syrup. This makes full pint
OF nnequaled cough syrup, for about "a
cents. Keeps perfectly. You couldn Z
buy as much ready made cough syrup
for $3.50
This homemade remedy is pleasant
TO take, and usually stops oven the
most obstinate cough in twenty-four
hours it is splecdId. also, for colds.
whooping cough. bronchial ailmnets. etc.
Take teaspoonfol every one, two or
three hours.
The Sugar Syrup is an excellent sed.
alive The Pinex is the most valuable
concentrated compound of Norway
White Pine Extract, rich in. all the
healing clements Of Norwegian pine.
BE sure to use tbe real PineX itself
Your druggist has il or can easily get
IL for You
Strained honey can be used instead of
the syrup. and makes very fine honey
and pine tar cough syrup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
OUNNISON

Special to The Tribune.
GUENISON Dec. lI.-Miss Pearl W.,
calf and Leland Hoffinc were married :.
Mauti Wednesday ~, the court house CT,,s
Ci"rk O. n. Eliason performing tho ec,.-
mony. The brid" j. the daughter ~ W
and Mrs Anthony Mctealf and il ope =
the popular young ladies Of Gunnison, Ne
U0ffipc was born and reared in ;his c;,r-
- tho present time he Is manager or ~.
Mauii creamery. Mr.. and Mrs. lIoifiuc I'M;
make their homo in Mant.
Mrs. s. y Newman was called 20 I,t,
Shore yesterday to attend the funeral y
her aunt. Mira. Sarah Ncsson
Judge \. n. Christensen Of Mand -,a,
business trip TO this city This week on ID
iicial business.
u. NJ Nelson was over from AsisI 4.
carly part cf the week on realty businss.,
Mr. and Mrs y. +. Sorcnsen are reioies,
over the arrival OF boy.
Joseph r. Anderson Of Epbraim. sho /,
representing the Miller Cihoon company 3.
Murray, made trip to This city Mqn4sJ
III the interest Uf ms company.
C. r. Olsen, ono ~ Emcvy com,y's bs,,
ncsg men has been buying hay and er,;n
here this week. Mr.. Olson was iormer,,
citizen Of this town aud has host ,.
friends here. =
Mir. md Mrs. H. A. Kcdrns returned M.
ierday from n trip 20 the state capital.
Alex Beck. who had his leg broken in i
runaway accident, is slowly recovering.
The people hcrc are cnjoying sleichas.
as in the past few days nearly ten nehss
OF snow has fallen. 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
NEPElI

Special to The Tribune
NEPHl Dec. 1.-THE civic improvement
ball given 10y Tin" Ladies Literary club
Was wen pniron'acd aud successful affair
Tho party WAS given for The purpose oi
raising means with which ia carry on q cam
paien of city beapiiiication of the park.
streets. etc
Th" party given Tuesday eycniu. by Che
second Ward Relief society in honor OF
Bishop T. IL. G.. Parkcs and his counsclors
was a very successful affair C. III. Grace
acted rs master of ceremonies. Those whu
took part ON tho programme were: Mrs Nb,
ncr G. hglcr. president uf tho Fociciy: r. IT,
&. iarkcs, James Garrett. Jr.t Mr. and Mrs
w. \. Garrett, Mrs. Unity thappcll Mrs
William Brough Mrs. Horny Knuwlcs.
Charles Bislcr, Jacob Bowers and Miss I'm.
ma Bale.
Tho marriage OF Miss Bessie Kendall and
John Wilkcy took plac" ut the home Of Inc
hridn parents Wedncsday
Mrs. X. +. Whitmorc Of SunnyNidc Is a
Euost Of Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Wh,imorc
10. = few weeks.
=, The marriage Of Miss Myrtle Biglcr and
Fred McEvcny took place at the hom. OF tho
bride parents, Mr.. aud Mrs Mark RicIcr.
Monday. Tho groom is resident of Toocc
City. and The bride is one of the popular
young ladies Of tho town. who has been
teaching NJ Murray FOR some timc pal- MIR.
aud Mrs. &cEy"ny loft on lb" Monday uf-
i"rnoon train fnr Tooolc where they viii
make their future home
The regular meeting al ,hc l.ldics' Lit.
crHry club was held ~ the homr nj Airs r.
G. Wiuu Monday evening. Judge Green
wood was the invited guest and delivered an
Interesting address on the place Of the wo.
mnn S club in The social life al today, and
pointed out tho great good for humanity
which might he accomplished by them.
Others on the programme wcrc Mrs r. T.
Homer, Miss Alice Winn and Mrs, ~ G.
Mucr.
Mr., and Mrs. r. J. ITcnrod entertained
sunday st dinrcr in honor OF MIR. aud Mrs
y. Forrest Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
BurkquSt.
Mrs. Charles Reese oi Salt Lake CITY has
been tho gnest OF Mir and Mrs. r p Chris.
tcnson tho past week
Horny Adams is down from RcXbure Ida ,
20 romaIn here this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. FarnSworth viii move
back to Provo soon
Miss Kate Bailey has returned home from
Springvilc
Mr.. and MrS \. V Hague returned home
from brief visit Salt hasc
These persons have been Salt Inkr Wis.
ilors the past week Mr.. sud Mrs j. A.
Hyde, Jr,, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foster, n.
II. Burton. j. r. Edghcii, j. w paxman. II.
c. Winn, William Bailey and T H. G.
Parkcs.
Mrs. Della Foster is home from week 3
visit in Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12

Has the veil OF mystery that 50 wv
shroud"d the ancient sciences oecn iras.r IN
n last Can it bc that system .,a haS "s,. se
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the occult. making q Sclcnllnv - i;,ss
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round III the ladder of fame man HS ~ hls
cCcSsors. Letters are pouring lu .o,,,ns
Office from Jli parts Of tho ~orlu g, s5-s
" the benefits derived from his do'"t, ,s
Maay Of his patrons look upon iu. i'l,.,ioss.
man gifted with some strange NJ, whst
power hut ho modcStly asserts 'heS, 'heS " IN.
he sccomplishes IS due aIohc -
Outstanding of natural ldWS' ~, ,oward
lie is a man Of kindly i""lhe ~ ia
humanity and his manner aHu 'o os,,cers
m"di1teiy impress one WIN ~" ,,f ..r,ie-.
bcliof Ia his work. \ huge S!tcN W ',r.ieeyeI
readings from him adds TO other c.t,nlo-
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The Hrv. g.. &. ~. ilassEa!l; l,hsoran
Pastor OF 81. Paul's ty;lngeiic'J In a
church Summit Hill, IN" :; IVA, n arc
letter to Prof. RoNrnN. SiNs ,d mas
certainly the greatest SOCIALIST 'nw Inv con-
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and advice. The most sccpues, " "" ccrrs-
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS IN CITIES AND TOWNS OF UTAH
MURRAY

Special Ia Tho Tribune.
MURRAY. Dec. 11-C. l.. Mni.
pleasantly surprised Friday evening +. %as
children ana srhndchildrcn, II being his !. !, nu
family wore present. with tho c,coa,i vi 'na
ono son, who was in Wyoming nnrr,ih OF
evening very enjoyable time was Ind = me
and later. after delicious lunch~n, al
Foriy.fivc were cntcrtoincd during ths ,Iluf-
ing. "eW'
Mrs. r. If. Arnold is homc from ~.
whore she has bccu Tor some ,m' rn':nsn-
visiting with relatives and friends =, psN
section. >" maj
The officers Of the Murray Fir,
primary gave 40 entertainment for e. ~md
mary association Monday Afternoon m
n= was one of tho features after yth;. ysnr. ,ts.
refreshments were served TO those prsss.,sl usal
Mrs. Helen Trancc and Misc ".
Franz" of Bouutful were IA Mnrra, .asuo napi,
part Of last week visiting with relative, ,''s'
Mr. and Mrs e. n. Churchill sro {.
from Brigham. where they have bco, none
jou'ning with Mrs. Churchirs parents %
Mrs. Ella Larson Of Midvaic Ia, 5.
visiting with here parents Mr. and NJ. o'5
p, Meomic, this week. -'''' =
Miss Alicc Hardy and hoy sister b,,,
turned =" thcir home IN Boisn. Ida. 40,
pleasant visrt here with friends -ii
George Thompson aud Will Good,n,s
were here for y brief visit Friday nfierunaa'
Mr., Thompson. vino formerly resided bsrp :.
at present located a. Pioche N6v. v
Dr. aud Mrs. Baker. vino have bee, ~.
ing here with Mr. and Mrs. William t,r'Iss .s
FOR some time, have returned to ihcir bay.
in Ogden. 'N'
II. :. Cahoon who resides in tho soun...
part Of The state. was in Murray ior sha,,
time last week visiting relatives
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Can his Man
Read Your.
Life 2?

The rich, poor, exalted and humble seek;
his advice on Business, Marriage
Friends, Enemies. Changes, Speculz-
tions, Love Affairs, Journeys, and all
events Of Life.
MANY SAY He REVEALS THEIR
LIVES WITH AMAZING
ACCURACY. =.
Free Test Readings win Sc Sen, for
Short Time to Al Tribune
Readers.
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Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
Diarrhoea Remedy.

This is perfectly reliable medicine
for bowel complaints, and one that has
never been known to fail even in tho
most severe and dangerous cases, For
sale BY all druggists.
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THOSE BEAUTIFUL

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