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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-08
FRATeaNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Fraternai Order II Eagles, Ogden
Aerie, No. 11S, F. o. E, meets every
Wednesday evening in Eagle hall. east
OF Reed hotel. at 500 Visiting
Brother Eagles are invited to attend
the Aerie meetings.
4. C. FIELITZ. w. President
Z. r. GEIGER, Secretary.
DIR. II. B. FORBES. Aerie Physician.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
OGDEN LODGE NO. /. o. OF H.

Ogden Lodge No. l, D. Of H. meets
In |. o. o, F. Hail, 2416 Washington
Ave. the first aDd third Thursday
evenings of each month. at 1880 p. N
Visiting sisters and brothers cordially
invited to attend
EDITH PROUT, C. OF H.
JENNETTB HILL. Flnapcier.
L. JENNIE PROUT- Recorder.
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PAINTERS AND PAPER
HANGERS
PHOTOGRAPHERS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

DR.. A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Gureeon-Omce hours, 10 and IL a.
M. Il to 1 p. m. $40 25th St once
phones. Bell 515K: Ind. SIS. Residence.
eiG Wash. Ind. phone 502.
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SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRlNG-At tho lowest
prie es-A1l are invited TO see. B. "
Postma, 256S Wash. Ave
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JOSEPH CHGZ-Attor y-And
Counselor at Law. 40 and IL First Ma
tioGal Bank Bldg. ogden, Utah. Both
phones Notary.
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HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES

HRSs e E, LEe-HaIr Switches,
For =, Sale at reduced prices, Hair
chains a speciality Masquerade cos.
tunes to rent for balls and theaters
Al mail orders promptly attended TO,
321 cath ST. p. o. Box 1876.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

OUTHERN CALIFORNIA, sun drenched
and glorious, rooted by arching turquoise
and carpeted with gold dust from which
spring bewildering variety of the fair
est blossoms in the world safely en-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07


WWl OUTHERN CALIFORNIA, sun drenched
lAN and glorious, rooted by arching turquoise
KNA and carpeted with gold dust from which
- spring bewildering variety of the fair
est blossoms in the world safely en-
circled by mysterious dun colored mountains and
foothills and facing ever the mighty Pacific and
the rising sun, is not half so proud of her famous
climate nor her citrus crop, of her unexampled
commercial prosperity nor of her deep sea harbor
she is of that best of all wealth, the countless
Growing babies, who, with their toddling brothers
and sisters and those older youngsters who
just starting to school, comprise an asset which
has no equal on earth.
Babies have no respect for age or greatness
those of California especally-and they have pre-
empted the length and breadth of this great sec
tion of the United States for their own and have
transformed it into one great playground. And
bless their hearts, how we love them
Like the climate and the flowers, these human
blossoms flourish the twelvemonth around, and
The Herald has gathered bouquet of them today
as an offering for its readers Curly haired and
dimpled, with crumpled pink toes and fingers and
dewy lips, some of them fresh from bath, while
for inspection-every one prize baby, and
we challenge the world to produce their equals
There is no country in the world where chill
dren thrive as they may here, for the round year
is only rosary of 365 happy days in which from
till night they may live out of doors, lifting
their sturdy little faces to the gentle winds which
carry love-fraught messages from the orange
groves to the sea and quaffing deep draughts of
the magic ozone, grow big in body, mind and soul.
Mocking birds, flying from cover to cover among
the orchards, whistle to them song, the burden
of which is Sweet, oh sweetP Ground squirrels
frisk enticingly over the brown fields and seem to
laugh in derision they scurry to unsuspected
hiding places behind bits of turf an upturned
root. Butterflies, lazily disporting their gorgeous
wings in the warm sunshine, fit from tree to
honeysuckle, telling of the JOY of mere existence,
while laden bees hasten in from journeys to far
sage fields, telling of the happiness of labor. But
ever and always the children are the busiest and
the happiest, and Mother Nature clasps them all
close, smiles lovingly upon them and is glad.
There is no music under heaven like the laugh
of little child and nothing SO well worth while
as making them happy, for happy child is the
stuff which that great alchenist, Father Time,
transmutes into the enduring metal of brave and
useful manhood and womanhood.
Here's to the children-all children, but par
ticularly to Southern California children May
he 1audl
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HOW MITCHELL WAS SHOT

The following special was sent
from Jacksonville to the New York
World:
Alexander St. Clair-Abrams, attor-
ney for Mr.. Mason, who holds the
mortgage on Villa Alexandra, states
that in the fight in which David
Mitchell, eldest son of the late Sena.
tor John Mitchell. of Milwaukee, Wis,
was recently shot by a Waterman
Mitchell was the aggressor.
According to Mr.. st. Clair-Abrams,
the Waterman shot after Mitchell had
broken into the building and leveled
a pistol at the Waterman. The latter
was in charge of the property, which
was in the hands of the administrator
of the estate of RearAdmiral James
X. Cogswell. Foreclosure proceed
ings are now pending, the mortgage
being $4,000 principal. with interest
and expenses.
The attorney says that the rear adj.
miral was not trying to buy the es-
tate at the time of his death, for the
reason that he bought it in March,
1908.
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500 REWARD, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
10 the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease. re-
Quires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tion, and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure Send for list
OF testimonials.
Address F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for Consti-
patton. m
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$4,000 AlRSHIP PRIZE

Wide interest in both Europe and
America has been attracted by the
New York Worlds $4,000 airship
prize for the person who duplicates in
the air in mechanically propelled
airship the trip of Robert Fulton's
first steamboat from New York to AL
bany a century ago.
This is the first prize of Importance
offered in America. There have been
dozen or more entries already. A
Clement-Bavard air yacht is to he
brought over from Paris to compete
Capt. Thomas s. Baldwin, the veteran
aeronaut, is building a new dirigible
especially for the contest. The Wright
brothers have cabled from Paris ask,
Ing for the conditions of entry.
There is every prospect that the
contest will be great success. The
spectacle of eight or ten dirisiblas
rising from New York harbor and
heading for Albany will be a sigh,
never to be forgotten.
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The similarity of early spring
styles to those of the present sea-
son is welcome news to the ecOnomi-
cally-inclined. The same narrow gor-
ed skirts and long "hipless effect"
coats, re-appear in a few models now
on view. Stitched satin bands on the
coats and satin revers on shawl col
lar front, or a coat without trim
mings, save a silk or satin facing on
collar and cuffs, are both shown by
authoritative houses. Lines of cloth
covered buttons on the seams at the
back of the coat, also come in new
models, whether two or three piece
suits. Many novelties, however, may
be in store for us at a later date.
New Dress Materials
The satin-faced fabric leads for
spring tailor suits, such as prunella,
Henriettas, silk-warp cashmere, or
mohair, and of course a sprinkling of
broadcloth or serge. Black and white
checks will also come in for a goodly
share of patronage, ranging from a
very fine check to those of considera-
BILE size, but are only suitable for
morning street wear. The demand
for soft. clinging goods has brought
abou, the revival of chally, one of the
most serviceable. as well as beautiful
materials. 1t comes in wide or mar
row borders of foliage, flowers or
stripes of varied width, with pin-head
dots, stripes or smaller floral designs,
scattered over a cream-white or color
ed surface above the border.
Colors
II may be said that almost every
color is fashionable-blu in several
shades, all the heliotrope tints, green
in many hues. a diversity of pink, old
rose, champagne color, gray, taupe.
dark crimson and much black and
white London smoke" although re-
lated to taupe, possesses its own dis
tinctive charm
Dainty Lingerie
Never was there a more insistent
demand among intelligent women
for ready-to-wear underwear daintily
finished and cut to fit the fgnre and
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ELECTRA NEWS

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
High winds and forest fires have
caused much damage in our commu-
nifty recently. The Baptist church
building was a complete loss. Books,
Bible and organ were all consumed.
and several of our citizens had lot
OF fencing burned at the same time.
The turpentine business has also ,suf-
fered heavily.
The CarlIm Club met at Mr.. NJ.
Mock's Saturday evening. The music,
songs. games and refreshments were
all immensely enjoyed.
Mrs. J. c. Pillans and little grand
daughter. Mary Hoyt Martin, will
leave Wednesday morning for Tampa,
90 visit friends and take in the fair.
The new bridge at Whites Ferry
is now under construction. The one
az Sharp's Ferry has been completed,
and we on this side of the river are
delighted at the thought of crossing
the Oklawaha without having to be
feried over.
The Electra Sunday school last Sun
day made up $50 towards buying a
new organ TO replace the one that
was burned. and they think they will
get enough next Sunday to make the
purchase.
Tuesday Gus Walters was hunting
the dentist. DIR. Donaldson. He had
a bad case of toOthache.
Mr.. Lancaster. from Palatka, was
visiting in Moss Bluff Sunday.
Mr. John Lewis is preparing TO
move TO Oklawaha MIR. Will Morri-
son will take charge Of the postofice
az the Bluff
Capt. J. b. Martin killed over loo
fine hogs and has the meat all nicely
cured He will not have TO buy any
bacon this year for his turpentine
farm. He will also turn his attention
10 farming. and will plant 60 acres
in corn. besides other farm products
We wish him much success.
Mr. r. Tillis has moved from Heath
or Island 90 Electra, 10 assist MIR. A
NJ Higgins with his mill.
JOHN PETER.
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retain it's shape after being launder-
ed. With present chnging styles es-
pecially women know that the fit Of
cheir lingerie makes or mars the set
of the dress.
One manufacturer, at least, has the
wit to recognize this demand, and ev-
cry garment that is marked Defend
err" is cut after perfect patterns mod
eled on the living figure. and finished
daintily whether the price be small
or great. The difference in cost be-
ing due only to fineness of material
and elaboration of trimming.
Spring Millinery
The fortunate pOssessor of a large
white chip hat, has only TO cover the
crown and part of the brim with white
lilacs and wisteria, or else with pink
roses and white lilacs around the
crown, and she will have, apparently,
a fresh importation from Paris. AS
may be judged, large hats are again
shown and also small ones, many of
which are on the rundown order,
and in colors. Flowers are used in
profusion, and roses are again the
leader. Large ones are placed in a
row around a crown, with an ostrich
feather or eigrette at one side, or ro-
ses may be clustered according to
taste. Especial use is made of foliage
this season.
Large Turbans
These are the sole novelty in mil
linery. and the majority are of imita-
ton jet throughout, which is anything
but attractive. They look heavy and
coarse, whereas a tUrban of black net.
with fine quality of jet ornaments is
very smart. Turbans will be made of
flowers, tulle or fish-net, and touues
also, and judiciOusly trimmed they
will prove attractive. Ready-to-wear
hats are of all sizes and shapes. some
with broad brims and almost fiat
crowns, others with high. bulky
crowns and narrow brims. Ribbon,
silk urapings and long quilts curling
around the crowns are the preferred
trimmings.
VERONA CLARKE
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LAKE WEIR w. c. 7. U.

The Lake Weir union gave a cook
BE- social" on Saturday night at the
Weirsdale Presbyterian church, the
occasion being the presentation of a
hne framed portrait of Miss Frances
r. Willard TO the public school. A
very interesting program was given
as follows:
Doxology.
Scripture lesson. by Rev. z. G. Nc
Kinley.
Invocation by Rev. Lawrence Jones.
Presentation Of picture by Mrs. E.
A. Kicker.
Acceptance on behalf of the school
by the teacher, Miss Murray.
Recitation by class of boys.
Song by Miss Grace Willard.
Address by Mrs. ]. p. Coffin of Eus-
els. state superintendent of Sunday
school department Of w. c. T. U.
Song by Miss Canadian.
Recitation by Master Enrol Reed
song, America.
A large audience was present. and
al thoroughly enjoyed the occasion
Al the conclusion of the program
all present were served with cookies
and cakes Of all sorts and sizes, with
oranges, lemonade and coffee.
The church was profusely and beau
tifully decorated with palms. greenery
and flowers. Beautiful bouquets were
presented 20 the teacher, Miss Muir
ray. Mrs. Coffin and Misses willard
and Carnahan. A generous contri
button was made to the funds of the
union. To the president. Mrs. DR.
Jones, who ably presided, is due the
credit Of this most successful affair
MRS. l. s. UPHAM.
Press Correspondent.
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SAVE MONEY BY BUYING CHAM.
BERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY

You will pay just as much for a bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
as for any of the other cough medi-
cines, but you save money i'm buying
il. The saving is in what Won get
not what you buy. The sure-to-cure.
you quality is in every bottle of this
remedy. and you get good results
when you take 1t. Neglected colds of.
ten develop serious conditions. and
when you buy cough medicine vou
want to be sure you are getting one
that will cure your cold. Chamber.
lains Cough Remedy always cures
Prices rs and so cents a bottle For
sale by all druggists. N
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SOUTH LAKE WEIR

Special Cor Ocala Banner.
Mrs. b b Kicker has a lady friend,
Airs. Pcckham. of Massachusetts.
with her al present.
The cookie social" held under the
auspices OF the W. c. +. l. AT Weirs-
dale on Saturday evening passed of
nicely. a gOodly number being pres
ent The talk given by Mrs. Coffin
~ Eustis was much enjoyed as was
also her talk ON sunday morning. as
teacher OF the sunday school less~n
M South Lake Weir.
Miss Edna Washer spent Saturday
with Miss Inez Gates.
Mr. and Mrs. c. K. Brown are enjoy
ina the sights Of Webster. St Peters
burg and Tampa. taking in. OF course,
ithe state fair Mr.. Wallace Reed is
acting a. station agent during Mr.,
Browns absence.
a There Is TO be a box social on Fri.
dIy evening. February 18th. al South
Lake Weir school house. Boys. get
your money ready. 50 as to eat sup
~ with the young ladies.
Edward r. Killam Is on a trip south
taking IN Tampa and the fair. 81. Pc
tersburg. Manatee river points. etc.
M. s. Lehman. our genial vine
ynrdist. Was the recipient recently OF
a very fne pair Of imported nickel
rrape-vine prunes- They were pre-
seufed 10 him By one Of his many
frlrads near here. and he certainly
apprsciatss the sift
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AFTER ALT
To the Editor ocala Banner:

10 the Editor Ocala Banner:
Hon. Alfred Aver has fallen off the
fence that he strsGdled a little more
than a year ago, and lit in the back
yard of state dispensary 1t may be
that he would not have fallen OF the
fence but for the fact that the car
just ahead of him on his trip to South
Carolina was loaded with soda water,
and he absorbed so much by inhala-
ton that he could not keep his seat.
He has been seeing all kinds of ami
mails, mostly of the tiger variety.
Some of the big cats were blind, but
of the common breed; others were of
| the blind variety but had their eyes
open (pity Alfred's are still closed)
and claws sharp, and was a most dan.
! gerous animal. (Queer what effect
soda water has on some people,. 1t
effects Hon. Alfred the way Lewis
&c does me.
Hon. Alfred goes out of his way to
raise a question which has been for
twelve months dead and cannot be
revived in less than twelve months
more, unless the legislature takes il
up. He is really afraid to have whis.
key voted out of the state and law
prohibiting the sale of it passed be-
cause he does not want the law VIC
lated. None of us do, but we who are
in favor of prohibition do not hope
to have a law so beautiful, perfect
complete and strong that the violation
of it will be impossible. We want (or
/ do) statewide prohibition, and the
law enforced, and it is to be hoped
that the officers will not take so much
soda water that they can't tell one
of Hon. Alfred's improved breed OF
blind tigers from a shoe cobbler's
shop.
If a dispensary will better our pres
ent system. then let us have a dis
pensary: that is, if we can't get en-
tirely rid of it, The Hon. Alfred
draws a comparison between the il
licit whiskey dealer and the "Ku
Klux" of South Carolina in 1866: says
it was impossible to convict a 'KU
Klux" and it will be the same way
with the illegal sale of whiskey. He
forgets the motives for which the
South Carolina men were banded to
gether They had the strongest in
centive men could have to spur then
on TO deeds of daring and sometimes
deeds of vengeance. The protection
of home, of wife, of daughter, or sis
ter, against the lately freed slave
and the equally treacherous northern
scalawag. They had the honor anC
sanctity of their freside and protec
ton of their women to stir their blooC
, and the man to whom such a cause
does not appeal is dead! dead dead
indeed.
Now, on the other hand, the illici
dealer in whiskey is a man to be hunt
ed down as the despoiler of the hom'
/ was in the "Ku Klux" days, and il
the present day a man against whom
every honest mans hand should b,
: turned, but who will be shielded b!
those whose depraved appetites h
; feeds, and it will be no easy matte
to Dust him.
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The beautiful city of Dayton, in the
great state of Ohio, rests under a dark
shadow. II is strange, indeed, that
SIX beautiful young girls should be
toully murdered, and worse than muir
deerd. within two years in her pre-.
cincts. and still no foul fend in hu-
man shape meet punishment. 1t is
horrible record and Dayton must
avenge it by hunting down the de-
stroyers of Elizabeth Fulton.-St Pc
tersburg Independent.
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THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE

A French scientist has discovered
one secret OF long life. His method
deals with the blood. But long ago
millions of Americans had proved
Electric Bitters prolongs life and
makes it worth living. 1t purifies, en-
riches and vitalizes the blood, re-
builds waste nerve cells, imparts life
and tone to the entire system. It's a
godsend to weak, sick and debilitated
people. Kidney trouble had blighted
my life for months" writes w. NJ.
Sherman of Gushing Me, ''but Elec-
trle Bitters cued me entirely Only
soc. at Tydings & Co. m
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BOOK DEPARTMENT

"Shorthorn Cattle" (SandersI. s.
with postage 23c. added.
The Horse Book" (Johnstonel.
published 1907. 81. postage I4c. add
cd
Cattle Breeding" tWardeIu. s.
postage lac added.
Farm Buildings" tPHumbl. s.
Sneep Farming N America"
(Nlng), 81, postage lSc.
The above are all standard books.
printed on good paper aud bound in
hrst class style: Breeders Gazette
press.
L. }. BRUMBY PUBLISHING co.
Editorial and Business OfFices. Wit
ness Building, over Star once
Telephone 317. p. o. eos sss
Ocala, Florida.
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Nine large pearls were found in
one oyster at Wilkesbarre. Pa, on the
first of February. 1t was valuable
as well as succulent oyster.
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SPECIALISTS IN ADVERTISING
We are prepared TO to design and
place advertising for individuals.
firms, corporations or municipalities
Everything designed from a 2x4 dOdg.
er to elaborate booklets. Give us
your ideas. We will write the matter
and see to its proper printing and
circulation. Twenty years expert
ence.
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ENTERPRISE
Poultry Yards
>. c. Rhooe island Reds, Black NJ
noreas, Barred plymouth Rocks

founk stock for sale. Pullets. $50
each; Cockerels, SO. single. or. II two
OF more are purchased. $3.50 each.
Eggs, best quality, 81 per setting o.
10; TWO settings, 50. Class. No. 2.
$l.5O per setting: $3.50 for 80 eggs.
incubator eggs, Sc per one hundred.
BOOK your orders now, so you viii
De served first My Rocks" are the
hnglets." and never fail 90 win.
ana other stock correspondIngly good
Won six firsts and three seconds on
ten entries. Birds scoring 81 i-2 to
s5 points.
Motto: Guarantee to please. or
money back.
MRS. w. "A. sHockLEV. Prop
LOWELL, FLA.
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MANUFACTURERS, AGENTS

High class half-tOne engravings-
zinc etchings. advertising designs.
portrait cuts. We represent one Of
the largest and best phOtOengraving
plants in the United States.
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Publishers Of the Florida Fruit ard
Truck Grower, Oeala. Fla.
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THE J. L. BRUMBY
PUBLISHING COMPANY

Offices, SO Fort King Avenue.
Second Floor Witness Building
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Publishers Of 5runby Classified, City
and Trade Directories
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Publishers Of the Florida Stoekrnan
and Farmer, Oeala, Fla.
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sO-day Seed Oats. at Fishers-
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Burs oats. for DlaatinE. at Fishers
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,Rt .ssIoNAL CARDS
". \. POWERS, NJ. o.

once Yonge Block.
OCALA. FLORIDA
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DENTIST.

Over Munroe & Chamblrss' Bank
OCALA, FLORIDA