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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
BRIGHT'S DISEASE

Report-Case OF Mr.. B. Grimes.
Clear Lake. visa well developed
case. albumen nearly twenty-five per
cent-loss in weight-tncapacitat
could hardly get around. Treatment
changed and put on Renal Comp. Feb
II. 19O9-bctween six and seven weeks
before improvement was noted. Case
began TO respond about the seventh
week-improyemc thereafter steady.
On Aug. Is. 1909. DR. Goodwin re-
ported the last trace Of albumen mad
disappeared. September 10, Os. sun
no albumen and patient feeling so wei
that the above report was sent 10 vol
unfairly.
The agent employed in the above
case was Fulton's Renal compound
Whore It Is administered before the
heart has broken down and there IS
stin recupeTatiye power. CHROME
Brights Disease. even in its most stuo-
born and supposed incuraole forms
commonly Yields. and ply slclans are
more and more discardiDg luule Dlelt-
alls. Nitro Glyoerine, Basham NIX
u,re. etc. under which the deaths haze
doubled and arc saving lives With this
treatment
The new emoniment treatment. Fui-
toms Renal COMPOUND. can be mad III
Ogden at WIN. Driver & san Drug c..
We desire every patient to "rlle
as who Is not noting The u6uai IN
provement BY the third week Ll'ei a.
ture mailed free Jno. J. r ulloh -
SIS Battery St. San Francisco al al;
We invite correspondence WIN p'' 81
clans who have obstinate cases.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
GUESSING oGDEN's POPULATION.

Standard interest in the coming census and
people Importance Of the and thus aid in
the population Of
Ogden instituted guessing contest in which $50 is to be gwen
TO subscribers of this paper.
Salt Lakes population then you can approx
number people Ogden by applying the ratio OF school
children in the two cities.
Lake City has 81 OFT children of school and Ogden has
STA Now Salt Lake has population Of S4068 then ogden
will show 2096 There those who think those figures
high Salt Lake win have less than
10000 while others claim the capital will reach the 100000 mark
With Salt Lake will 80 1000 Ogden
These figures Of purely speculative except those
population which official and show alto OF little
to l between the two largest cities in Utah
However, good gueer better than good mathematician
predicting returns and the rewards offered by the
Standard undoubtedly will go those who guess often
Now what ogden population to be April ID? Guess
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

List Of letters remaining In the post
office at ogden. Utah. which " not
cellcd for In two weeks viii be sent
To tho Dead Letter office.
GentIemen's Li0t.
Anderson. Claude
Baird. G d. Bryant. c W: Beeman,
Wm. Bramlctt & Mcguire.
Coughlin. Wm: Carny. II; Cook
John.
Diorks. Henry; Dclamure. H: Dool-
ey. NJ. l.
Elklus. Dewitt; Ernest Fred, Eames
Hugh
Fowles, H
Gazau. Fatch Gayhart, II p. Gal
lagher. n ]. Griffith. Mr.
Henry. Geo T; Hardwick, Herbert;
Hall, Fred; Horlye, S, Henry. Geo. T;
Hicks. l.
Jenkins, T NJ
Kirwin. NJ. J: Kmball. C H: Kinney,
Jerry.
Lnbray. David: Linn. long; Leon, II
c: Lambert. Thornton
Long Quong Woh.
Mcdonald. James. Miles. ] S: May.
Ed; Montgomery. Ed; Mshlkawa. b;
Modoudrokos, a
Owens, Homan.
Peterson. III A
PTouss. G r
Qulglcy. Thomas
Kicker. Fred; Roberts, J w; Ricn.
ards, Hal
Suilame. H: Solo Match: Standard.
S w; Sears. VIM c. Sanderson a. Co
Ta!kawa. Mr.: Tyler E: Tryon, Lon
ME: Travlon. Michel, Thalan. Ohal:
Theodorin, Antonio: Tins. Walter.
Vasilatos. Miltoado
Williams. Alfred c.. Waite, Chester
P
Zen, Pisacl; Zaonch. Milntin.
Ladies' Lat.
Brown. Emma; Bybee, Mrs. c a;
Bruce. Mrs. VIM;
Cunningham. Mrs w A; Chase. Miss
Mabel; Cohen. Miss r C
Draney. Miss Isabel
Easley. Mrs. II p; Edwards. Mrs
Madeline
Fuller. mrB Justina: Fuller Mrs Har.
land
Gordon. Mrs Ruby: Gundry. Mrs.
W. a; Griffith, W H
Hughes, Mrs F F.
Telling, Annie: Johnson. Mrs. Alma
Knight, Miss Chlole: Keller. Mrs.
Mathews, Mrs, Annie: Miller. Mrs
w. R; Mix. Mrs; May Mrs. Florence;
Montgomery. E;
Nelson. Mrs. Annie b:
Richards. Mrs Inez
Stagge. Mrs. Lauro: Smith. Blanche
Smith. Mrs III r
Vaughn. Mrs. Emily.
Waller. Mrs. Virgie: Williams. Miss
Mabel: Wood. Mrs. William.
papers and Packages.
Keller.
Layon. Philip: Long. Joseph
Miller. J c.
Pot Arend.
Rootselaar. Van.
Wassnk Miss ]
l.. w. SHURTLIFF. P. NJ.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
AUSTIN HAS STRIKE
NEAR DORSEY GROUP

A strike of tremendous possibilities
in the Double II group Of claims. In
Austin district. is reported by the Rev
ellie. The property is owned by Henry
Hodge. who has opened fiye-toot
vein, upon the footwall Of which Is a
ten-lnch streak OF ore which shows
values OF $50 ounces In silver and $50
In gold, The entire five feet. IL is said,
could be mined at a good profit. and
Indications are that a large quantity
Of shipping ore will be developed.
The property is on the south side
OF the district just south OF the two
groups owned by Colonel w f. Dor
sey of this city. Prospecting in the
Dorsey group has disclosed several
promising leads and arrangements are
being made TO inaugurato active deyel-
opment work. which Is II believed
will be attended by Important re-
suits.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

the evening paper there they the oldest papers
the largest financial back Of them and are thus
give paper from three times larger than the evening
papers.
advertising prices the evening throughout the land
fifty per for advertising than do the
morning papers
Now the Evening objections whatever to the
Morning Kids ambasing Of this They call
him they when they attack the readers OF the
Standard the subscription list will resent their
and willing each Of sub
scrpon against the subscription list of the Morning Examiner
in the week and repeat will any sum Of
that the Kids willing produce that their statements
against evening paper absolutely false misleading and
ready any the circulation
son. We challenge comparison.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
OVER FOUR THOUSAND
CORPORATIONS FAIL TO PAY

The formal and final proclamation
was issued by Governor William spry
wednesday declaring the forfeiture Of
the charter1 OF all the corporations in
tho state that have failed to ray the
state corporation license tax for the
year 1909.
There were 1883 corporations that
were delinquent when the list was
published in the papers. but I'D TO
Monday evening $50 OF that number
mad paid their license. leaving a total
oil 4C01 corporations that we're nut out
lamation.
nese corporations have until July
next 10 apply for reinstatement and
pay the license. fine and costs of ad.
legal capacity. '- ~
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
JUST FOR FUN
Not Speaking Sudden.

The auto show brings out good auto
stories. One relates to the experience
of two good ladies sent out for an eX-
hibition ride with an active chauneur
Their friend warned them that the
man was very nervous and II would
not do to speak to him suddenly. The
ride at first was moderate. Out In the
park system the man let out two
notches on speed and the woman rat
tied and spun. and shook up and down
in the tonneau. AS the man finally
reached a clear lone spot he heard a
gentle voice:
Il know we were told not to speak
suddenly to you, but I'm sure you'll
pardon my sayin' We left Mrs, Cassidy
some ten minutes back, Boston Rec
ord
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
OLD MAN ON LONG
SEARCH FOR DAUGHTERS

San Francisco. April Worn and
haggard. his meager funds gone aod
unable 10 continue his Journey farther,
Frank Schaum. 50 years old. limped
into Mayor McCarthy's office yester-
day. having tramped every foot OF
the way from New Orleans, whence he
set out early In January. in quest OF
his two daughters. He sought the
assistance OF local officials and aid
was promised him. Scbaum bears let
ters from Catholic priests OF New Or
leans commending him 10 charity.
Schaum SAYS both OF his daughters
were living here up TO short time
ago.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
II He Had Known.

An immigration officer OF the United
States tells how two Irish immigrants,
just arrived In this country, were
much Impressed by a dredging plant
at work a few yards from the Gov
ernment landing. AS they watched
there suddenly came into view. from
the channel mud and slime up ladder
to the deck OF the dredge, diver In
full panoply.
look at that man, Will yc?" came
in a hoarse whisper from one Celt TO
the other. "Jist look at him. Faith,
had | known the way over I'd have
walked, too. Harper Weekly
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
APPORTIONMENI
TO UTAH SCHOOLS

A. c. Nelson. state superintendent
of education. has completed the ap-
portionment to the various counties
and cities OF the state from the money
In the state treasury TO the credit OF
the state land interest and rental
fund. as returned 10 him by the state
auditor. Tho apportionmont Is made
on a school population Of 1O1.s76.
The state land interest and rental
fund OF Ss7 $50 gave per capita
amount OF 80 cents. which lenveS a
balance OF S99496 70 be added to the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

will be that the evening generally lead subscrp
tion lists In Philadelphia the Evening Bulletin has
circulation of morning In Cleveland the Evening Press
has than double the circulation morning In Gin
cnna the Evening Post and the Evening Times have than
double the circulation In Pburg the Even
ing Press leads all the morning by big In New
York the Evening Journal has double
In Chicago the Evening News and the Evening American
have double the circulation of any morning paper.
AS the places morning
paper holds its with the evening Los Angeles
Francisco and the for the morning holding
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
Rather Personal.

The callow youth blew series OF
rings from his Egyptian cigarette and
drawled:
PA. Governor Hadley says every
one should keep a cow Why don't
you keep one?"
The old man frowned.
"As long as you are around II is as
much as | can do TO keep calf re-
piled the sire without looking up
Chicago News.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
Mora. Failure.

Frcddie-What is philanthropy. dad7
Cobwigger - Compromising with
your conscience for a few cents Oh
the dollar. my son.-Puck.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
THE KIDS TRAP THEMSELVES.

The Examiner Kids nothing absolutely disreputabe
their methods Tuesday the Standard challenged the Examiner
to allow its circulation examined charged that
had been attacking the evening for time and the Exam
liner out and is not attacking the evening
paper but is attacking William Glasmann. that this
would be content to let the matter rest there but the Ex
amner has been trying time make the people Ogden
believe that all this nation the people prefer the morning
paper to the evening paper
On April End, the Morning Examiner said, edtoraIy:
1T notable that in all the great cities New York Phlade
pha Boston Baltimore Washington Psburg Indianapolis
na st Louis Chicago New Orleans etc. it is notable
that all these great cities the leading cities of the respective
the morning paper rules.
In the column the Examiner said 'The evening
paper not thoroughly read only hastily glanced peo
pie casually glance at the evening paper, ETC."
And day after day the Morning Examiner
to make its readers believe that all this
morning papers are the most widely circulated daies
We have before the American Newspaper Annual for 1909
which the subscription list of all the newspapers
and from have taken named by the
Morning Kids and the circulation the morning
the big cities named well the evening papers the
standing of the evening papers in the big cities:
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
JOHN HENRY SMITH
SUCCEEDS LUND

Salt Lake. April s-Anthon II. Lund
succeeds ]. r. Windcr as 1rst coun-
sclor 10 President Joseph H. Smith,
and was so sustained this afternoon.
John Henry Smith Is second counselor.
and Joseph F. Smith, Jr.. succeeds ].
H. Smith on the quorum OF the twelve
apostles.
Not dollar OF the tithing fund
goes 10 tho leading officers OF tho
church other funds are sufficient TO
supply their wants
"F1fty-one per cent OF the tthing
collected Is returned 10 the stakes
from which II is received.
Il cannot conceive of any man who
could administer the funds OF tho
church in a more conscientious and
honest manner than does President Jo-
seph F Smith
We did not find single eXpcndi-
ture that We could not heartily ap-
prove Of
There has bccn marked increase
In the payment OF tithes and offerings.
This 10 me proves that those who arc
paying them do not believe that they
are handled by dishonest men.
The auditing committee was not
influenced by any ono aS TO what kind
OF a report IL should make.
Tho system OF keeping accounts as
employed in the presiding bishops Of
fice is ono of the most perfect In the
world"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
Total
statc School Eunds.

The state district school fund OF
S175.352 SO gave per capita Sl.67 and
nad balance after this OF S2O1.0l. Il
goes to cities and counties as follows;
Counties and Appor-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

READ THE CLASS ADS TO-DAY
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the post
office at ogden. Utah. which II not
cellcd for In two weeks viii be sent
TO tho Dead Letter office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29

Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Fisher left yes- terday afternoon for their home in San Antonio, Texas, after a visit with Mrs w. o. Taggart and Mrs. John Bookhart, in this city.
 John Stearns, of Syracuse, N. r, left yesterday afternoon on his re- turn home after spending about three weeks in the city as the guest of his cousin, R. H. Stearns.
 Mrs. E. B. Kizer, of Fordyce, the guest of Mrs. w. R. Crawford, is inn proving from an operation, which she underwent recently at the Florence Sanitarium for appendicitis
 Dawson Lide, of the Fox-Harris Ma chine Company, has gone to his home at Camden, where he was called on account of the illness of his father, g.. B. Lide, who is suffering with append icitis.
 Mrs J. T. Hoover left yesterday af- LCl HUH IOl ICl IlOIllC III l/leeAC | oSN, after spending ten days in the city as the guest of her mother, Mrs. s. N. Knox, and family, on West Fourth avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Woodruff, of Dundee, New York, and Mrs. A. Re- tan and daughter, Miss Zillah Retan have returned to Little Rock, after a visit with MT. and Mrs. Tracy Mills in this city.
 Miss Morton and Miss Julia Mur. rell, the guests of Mrs. lone c. Leam. ing, have returned to their homes ir Little Reel. Miss Murrell returned Sunday afternoon, while Miss Morton returned yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. John Kennedy returned yes terday afternoon from Texarkana where she has been visiting for 2
 few <,ays. She was accompanied home by her sister, Miss Lizzie Sul- livan, who will be her guest.
 Mrs. w. H Harvey, who has been visiting MT and Mrs. c. M Ferguson for a short while, left yesterday morning for her home at Avery, Ark. accompanied by Mrs. J. o. Nash and little son, Quincy, IT,, who will visit them for awhile Mrs. Nash and lit tie son have been the guests of her parents, MT and Mrs. Ferguson, here for some time They live in Atlanta Ga.
 P. P. Byrd and Dr. A. G. Thompson left yesterday afternoon for Colum- bia, Tenn, in response to a message stating that Paul Byrd, MT. Byrd's son, was very sick with appendicitis The young man has been attending the Columbia Military Academy fol the past term. He has a host o1 friends among the young people o1 the city, who will be very sorry tt learn of his illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29
Owls Easter Ball.

The grand Easter Ball by the Owls at their hall, Fourth avenue and Main street, last night was one of the largest ever given by the order Dur ing Lent manw who refrained from dancing were again seen on the floor last evening in the large throng, and a most enjoyable time was had by everyone in attendance. About forty couples attended. The large hall was thrown open and with the large num- Der of windows on all sides cool and refreshing breeze filled the hall throughout the evening. To the in- ,iting strains of the Pine Bluff Sym phony Orchestra, with a number of new airs for the evening, dancing continued until late hour. The Owls hall is growing to be one of the most popular dancing floors in the city, on account of it's excellent ar engagement and always perfect con- dition for good dancing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29

Virgil McAdams, was in Little Rock recently.
 Major H. A. Mccoy, is visiting in Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Daroux, are visit ing at Noble Lake.
 w. w. Taylor has gone to Memphis, on a business trip.
 k. w. Rummell and M. E. Hoffman are visiting in Jonesboro
 June Ingram has returned from a brief visit to Little Rock.
 L. G. Greer, of England, was recent ly in the city on business.
 J. K. McBurnett is spend few days in Little Rock. with friends.
 Mrs. F. A. Jarvis. of Bankhead, was in the city yesterday on business.
 N1r and Mrs. J. F Chick, have gone to Clarks, La., to spend a week.
 Misses Ruby and Era Gartman wis., ited friends at Rob Roy Sunday.
 J. w. Massengale, of Pastoria, was in the city yesterday on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29

the hooks of the yard and on the grassy lawns of both residences about two hundred and fifty eggs were hidden and found. The child ren came about fifty in number and spent the afternoon. They brought with them few things to sell, which when disposed of and made the hunt a financial as well as social suc- cess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29
Tea For MT. Green.

Mrs. A. M. Green of Pine Bluff, who is here the guest of Mrs. r. w. Null a number of her friends at a delight ful tea which was given in her honor by Mrs. Mullins from four to six o'clock Friday afternoon The af- fair was an enjoyable one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29
W0man's Auxiliary.


 The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity church will meet in the church We'd nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. This ! xpromises to be a very interesting meeting, as large attendance is ex- <pectedA and papers on special sub iects vii be read.
 Williams. Mat ehews.
 Sunday night at 9:30 o'clock at the home of Father Scott, of St. Joseph's Catholic church, Miss Lora Mary Will Hams, an attractive ladygsforn1erly a nurse at the Florencsssanitariu1p n, be- came the wife of Joe H. Matthe WIS, a popular employef of the Cotton Belt shops. The bride is very charming young lady and quite popular; She is sister of Mrs. Frank Weidenben- CT, of No. 623 East Second avenue, where she was making her home at the time of her marriage. The young people expect to1take a trip to Hot Springs, after which they will make their home here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29
|. s 1. + l. + l. + + < < * +
 3' i: !: i: SOCIETY. *<: < f4 * * + + 1! as + i < 1. < + + +
Ladies' Guild.

YUtIHE ITUIoS Vu1fUs
 The Young Ladies Guild of Trinity church held a most interesting meet ing yesterday afternoon at the church at 8 o'clock. The annual election of officers was held, resulting as fol- lows: Miss Adele Hum, president, Mrs. B. W. Freeman, vice-president; :; Mrs. John Temple, secretary; Mrs. R. F Lee. treasurer and Mesdames M A. Austin, Will A. Lewis and w. k. Col Her, lady managers. The Guild ad- iourned to meet in two weeks with Miss Eugenia James.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29
Sesame Club.

The Sesame Club will meet this af- ternoon with Mesdames Corrine Knox and Lutie Montgomery at the home of Mrs. M. E. Smart, on West Fifth ave- nue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29
Chautaqua Circles.

The two Chautaqua Circles of the Temple will take up at their next meeting Gordon's ''Sons of the Gov enant,' as the book for discussion and reading. The Junior circle will meet Sunday afternoon at 2::30 o'clock, when they will have as their guest Rabbi Aaron Weinstein, of Hell ent The Senior Circle will meet on the following Tuesday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29
Juvenile Society.


 The Juvenile Missionary Society, of the First Methodist church, enjoyed a most delightful Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon, at the home of Mills on West Third avenue. The "sly little bunnies" had certainly treated the children royalty for in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29
HOuse.Alexander.

House. Alexander. 4sa The following invitations have been received by Pine Bluff friends: MT. and Mrs. 2<sam J. House request the hopor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter
 to
 MT. Veo B. Alexander on Tuesday evening April the twelfth nineteen hundred and ten
 six o'clock First Presbyterian Church
 Senatobia, Mississippi
 At Home after April the 24th 319 West Fourth Street Pine Brrtf- .Arkshsas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-29

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
HARD LUCK THIS.

Clay Center, June 1.-Gramley's
Colts took both games Of a double
header from Abilene yesterday after
noon before a large and enthusiastic
crowd. The colts came out strong
in the batting line, gathering six
hits in the first game and decorating
the garden for fourteen safe swats
in the second. The visitors were slow
and lacked ginger Of the town boys
who we're on their toes at all times.
Only on two occasions in the first
game were the visitors dangerous,
but the excellent pitching OF Moore
head kept the opponents from scor-
ing, II was in the second inning
that Wilson thumped the ball into
the center garden for a two Dagger
and was sacrificed to third by Ehr-
gott but died on the third sack as a
result on the parts Of Lahey and
BrItton being unable to connect with
the elusive pill. In the sixth, the
visitors again got busy with their
willows, wrapping the ball for two
singles, but were unable to score.
The home talent made three
scores in the second inning, on a
two Dagger. a single. base on balls
wild throw and two more singles.
In the fifth the colts rang the regis
ter once, on a three Dagger and q
two base hit, while in the following
inning they again score on a single
and 8 two base hit
The second game the Colts swat
ted Brown numerically and thumped
him for fourteen hits Of which four
OF them we're two baggers. The Soor-
ing began in the second inning when
the local boys got six clean singles
and with the help Of some bad
~mussesy on the part Of the visitors
spiked home plate six tines Three
mors scores Vsrs made after this-
Abnens rot - oniy score "a ne
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
Be sure and attend Cases
closing out Shoe sale.
WILL GET IN SOMEHOW,
Brown Telephone Co. to Enter the
SaIina Field.

Salina, June 1.-C. L. Brown, the
independent telephone man Of Abb
lene, who has franchise emitting
him to construct telephone system
in sallna, arrived in the city this
morning and is today calling on the
members of the city council to as
certain their views about passing q
new ordinance which would allow
him to come into saIIna with bis tele-
phone system above the ground. In
stead Of coming in underground, 90
the ordinance requires.
IT have not yet decided whether
or not we will accept the proposition
OF the Bell people here to run wire
into their switchboard" said Mr..
Brown. "But Of course l can mot
tell yet Just what we will do about
coming In over the Bell line. We
may get together"