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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-15

on quincy winning tWice tVoW
Burlington today. -Uniess double
bills are played today in Hannibal
and quincy and five games are
played between ottunnWa and
Quincy, and Of course OttumWa
winning all, the Speed Boys are
doomed to second place.
Hannibal. Sept 14.-Portside Hurler
KRAFT. got revenge Tuesday afternoon
for the mauling he received az the
hands Of Ned Egan's Speed Boys on
the opening day at Ottumwa, by de.
featinr them In game, the result OF
which mattered little to Hannibal, but
much to Ottumwa. The score was 8
| ia 3. the Cannibals winning prin-
cipally through the weakness OF
Maurie Kent, who allowed ten safeties
in four innings, and then, after STEADY
ing himself, quit the game suddenly III
the seventh to catch train for Mime
sofa. where he will act as director OF
athletics at the Carleton college.
What prevented the Cannibals from
making more than three scores Is
hardly explainable, but nevertheless "
is true. The fireworks started IN the
very first session, when Kerwin shot
safety into left, went to second on
bowers out, Oaks to Borton, and scor-
ing when Spencer splashed q single
over second Spence tried to take
second. when Boyd threw to Severed
in an attempt to catch Kerwin and as
4 result was tagged out SEVERED
realizing that 1t was too late to nap
the runner. shot the sphere to Ken.
sci and Spence was caught by severai
feet.
Fast Fielding Done.
AZ an opening stunt of the tnird
stanza. Hamilton doubled. Senno,
after long run was able TO Knock .ns s
ball down and probably pfeVenteu
Hamilton from taking three days.
Foley laid down bunt and was sa1e
at first on Wrigley's error. Ragan
rolled to Oaks Hamilton had taken
! GOOD lead on third and was in the
act of crossing the plate, when OAKS
fielded the ball, SO the little tnird
sacker whipped it across the diamond
"a Borton. with the result that Raganl
was thrown out and Foley was doubled
ain 1t third. Kensel taking the throw
at the hot corner.
speed soys Score IN Third.
The Speed Boys annexed their Two
scores in the third. Kensel drew four
vide ones and cantered to first. wig
lev sacrificed and SEVERED made the
second out. Hank laid the ball down
IN front of the plate and Forney tag
red him out before he could get away.
Johnston uncorked neat single into
left and Kensel registered. Johnston,
whose base running has been feature
Of the series, then pilfered second ana
counted moment later, when Senno
hit safely into right. .
The Cannibals' third run came IN
the fourth. Hamilton hit through.
Wrizley, went to second on Foleys In
Acid hit and home on Ragan's smash.
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81. Louis Grain Market.

st. Louis. Sept. Ia. The grain mar
ket follows:
Wheatz-Dec--99Ac.
Corn-52Hc.
Oats-33hc.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
b Chicago, Sept. Observation-Disclosures
steady; creameries, 241s @29c.; dairies,
23@27c.
EGGS-Market steady; receipts, TO-
800 cases; at mark, cases included, 40
17c.; f1rsts, 21c.: prime flrsts, 23c.
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FOR SALE-TwO HORSE s HOE
drill with grass seeder. One two year
old registered Duroc boar. VIM.
Williams. r. F. D. No. 1, Ottumwa.
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RANGE or HOG PRICES.

Range Of hog values at Chicago TOR
the past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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GallStOneS


I The alarming increase every year Of
the cases Of Gall Stones demand at
tention by the medical profession to
suggest general treatment or proven.
ton.
Physicians have been led to believe
that the surgical removal Of gall stones
cures the patient. This many times has
proven not to be true. All Gall Stone
and Gall Bladder cases are not sub
jects for the surgeon, and the patient
requires internal treatment for months
after surgical Intervention to rectify
a condition Of inflammation, conaes.
t'en, catarrh and Faulty Bile Forma-
ton which must be corrected by proper
medical treatment.
There Is certainly within the power
of the physician, with proper medical
treatment and diet, to prevent the for
nation OF gall stones. We are prepared
to give the best known curative treat
ment that has and is proving success
full.
If you cannot call at the once, write
giving as full a history as you can, and
we will do the rest.
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Amarican Iaaaue

Nm0TICNU I010ue.
st. Louis. 1 !: Chicago, 0.
Philadelphia, s: Washington, o.
New York, q: Boston, S.
Cleveland, 8: Detroit. Z.
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.MAURIE KENT IS
BESTEO BY KRAFT
YOUNG coLLEGlAN is NO MATE
FOR GRAND OLD CAN.
NIeAL MAN.
sPEEDERS LOSE 8 TO ?
ia Hasts 10 Catch Train For the
North, ottumwa Finger Loses
His Observation-Disclosures
sa1 Win Game.

Another ray Of hope-ottumWa
can cop the pennant by winning
two games from Hannibal today
and five games from Quincy the
rest Of the way. This 10 based
ON quincy winning twice from
Burlington today. Unless double
bills are played today IN Hannibal
and Quincy and five games are
played between ottumWa ana
Quincy, and Of course Ottun1Wa
winning all, the Speed Boys are
doomed to second place.
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Estimated Receipts for Tomorrow.
Wheat--35.
Corn-256.
f Oats--74 w
Liverpool Gables.
CI.OSING--Wheat, B@1A lower;
corn, N@h lower.
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rhree-I League.

Danville, so; Waterloo. 2-3.
Rock Island, SO: Peoria, 1-3
Springfield. 81: Davenport, 0-3.
Dubuque, 500 Bloomington, Al.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES EIGHT
passenger bus plate glass windows
McIntire Real Estate Co, BlakesburE
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VOSI0Tu I0aYUes
Topeka, 9; Omaha, 5.
Denver. 6: Sioux City, 4.
Des Moines, 5. Wichita, 8.
Lincoln, 8; st. Joseph, 1.
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Chicago Grain Futures.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-THE grain futures
follow:
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LISTEN! 40 ACRE FARM 5S5 1900
acres timbere land $3.50 acre Nc
Grath Mountain View Mo-
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ANCHOR WATERPROOF CON-
crete blocks made q house absOluto-
~ dry and free from repairs. Guar
anteed Everything IN concrete. OF
tumwa Concrete Tile Co. Madison
Ave.
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FOR sAI4E-NEw MODERN 8 ROOM
house close to bushes on paved
street, fine corner lot and one block
from car line. Built for a home and
some one. Address A-30-A care
Courier.
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- INFORMATION CON-
corning Manitoba or Alberta as to
land and business opportunities.
write for price list and description
of land for sale. w. III. Blackwell,
Peoria, Ill.
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CentraI As.ociation

Burlington, Q: Quincy, O.
Keokuk. 81; Kewanee, 20.
Galesburg. O.; Monmouth, 0 (thir.
eenth darkenss.
Hannibal, 3 ottumwa, 2.
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For Sale

FOR sALE-CORN, OATS, WHEAT
and pasture lands In Appanoose and
Davis counties. Iowa. $36 to $40 per
acre. With good improvements and
on terms. Send for 1910 list Baldwin
& Neff, Unionvtlle, Ia.
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DISTRICT
COURT SESSION
,Glcdhill Case Occupies Attention of
Jnry---.itlditlonnI Jurors
Drawn.

Provo, Oct. 25.-Thc case of the State
VS.. Heber Gledhill was tried before a
jury in the Fourth district court yes
terday. Defendant, who is a young.
married man, was charged with n fe.-
iony, committed against Effie Piece. an
American Fork girl, who was IA Years
of age ut the time of the alleged Of
tense, July. 10, 1909. The case was sub
mtted to tho jury this morning.
The defendant was found guilty and
will be sentenced Wednesday at 10 am.
The following JURORS, Of venlrc of
% drawn for the October term. appear
ed yesterday morning, the others elther
having been excused or moved away:
John Johnson. stephen l. Bunnell, Jr..
William Davis, Jr., John G. Holman,
David Stage. Timothy McCarty, War
rem Snow. John E. Christensen. Eugene
Bone, Ephraim Healey and Frank DUFF
fin. The following additional Jurors
were drawn. j. NJ. Baker. D. p Thorn
as, Herman Knudscn, Don. c. Full
mer, Andrew Knudsen, p. II. Hoagland,
Carl v. Peterson. Marion Ginger. Har-.
vey Cox.
Leonard Browne entered q plea of
guilty to burglatizlng the store OF the
lBolcy Mercantile company In American
Fork on July 1. He was given the
lowest sentence under the law, SIX
months, in the state prison.
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RECENT DEATHS
NEWI,IL ORRIs-The runera

Z. T.. . . p lii Is US 81
RI NEWELL, ORRIS-The funeral
service in honor OF the late Orris
Newell was held at Moab Monday.
Oct. 10. when tributes of high honor
were paid to the memory OF the de-
ceased. Mr.. Newell had lived at Moab
for many years and was widely known
and esteemed for his honesty and
charity. He was born at Oswego.
New York, Jan. 10. S3i. He was u
staunch Mormon. His parents affiliated
with the Church when he was but
seven years OF age and he has ever
been q worker for the cause of
christianity. His efforts did not take
the form OF preaching and kindred
slabors. He was doer of deeds rather
than a speaker of words. Mr.. Newell
was a veteran OF several of the Indian
wars and many. Il time risked his life
at the hands OF the redskins. But his
best work was not done as a fighter
of Indians 1t was In the relief of suf-
fering pioneers that the admirable
character of the man was shown. His
relief work Included trips across the
plains in stormy weather. when for
DAYS he waded through deep snow as
he walked alongside his OK team. and
allowed some one else less strong and
hardy to occupy his place in the
wagon. These relief expeditions were
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.A[VORD RELEASED
IN DISTRICT COURT 1T
Judge Howell Holds That Dcfcnuaht
Acted In Good Faith III y
Cattle Deals.

ogden. Oct. 2b-Judgment in favor OF
s,he defendant has been given by ,)l uuse
i A !. Howell in tho district court IN the
three following cases: j. j. Larkin,
who is suing j. l.. Alvord, for $l,34S;
SHARKS Bros. against ]. L. Alvord to
recover s4275O and Abe Rose against
: i, Alvord, to recover 5000. In all
~ these cases, suit was started to re-
cover the price of cattle sold by eacti
~ the plaintiffs to Alvord, who MADE
payment with checks drawn on the
commercial National bank of this city.
The deals took place last November.
A few days after the cattle sales. the
,hnc,ta wero returned unhonored and
smi, was Immediately started to re-
oover the amount which Alvord agreed
m ray. In his defense, Alvord claimed
that he had bought the cattle ana Is
sued the checks in good faith haVlns
previously had an arrangement Win
the ogden bank to draw upon them Tor
amounts up to $4,000. When his checks
were turned down, he offered to return
tho cattle to Sparks Bros, which. how
ever was his smallest deal. During
the summer, sAlvord was adjudgcd a.
bankrupt, having voluntarily made ap-
nlIcation for this action. The court
hc,d that Alvord was not responsible
for the debt because Of his having
satisfactorily passed the examination
In the bankrupt proceedings and be-
cause he had acted In good faith in Of
ferlns checks on the bank, which, how
ever. we're later turned down.
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AMERICAN FORK.
CORNER STONE LAID,
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES.

American Fork, Oct. 2i.--lmpisss'nN,e,
cera,nnnIes were performed here. toaay ol
thc o,.t,islon of the laying or the w ,n.,,a
stonsSoIT the proposed new stake tilper''a "a,
Gle. president Stephen u cn aMi Elder ar
the Alpine S,nss h 9ers tic iedcatory
MAYER. rhlre thousand persons attend
N omr non Side OF the cornerstone is tn,s
inscriptions cribs cornerstone eoi, nar,
sbuted by the officers ma M aehnol.''
~ 'ihc4 other corner Is the lnscrip,,
ton. Alpine stake TABERNACLE, Erected
Tic stone was purchased by the OIL OIL,
GERS and children OF the Sunday s ssI,'l.s
OF the stake. 29sI members MS an .n ., 10 IF
rcd sandstone, 80 by 30 ny 26h inches a ,n,
is followed In the icentersin which q mct;'l
box was placed containing q reeo1 !, ~, ~
the Church books. Including me Bin ,i
Book OF Mormon, Doctrine and Cove
q copy OF The Deseret News Of the 22n III!
f int. n COPY of tho American Fork Cit
lien, The Lehi Banner. White and Blue
Of the b. y. IL IL lis. of The members
donated towards; tho parchasing Of The Inc
cornerstorn. list of the officers Of the
stake at the time OF the organization ~
sleal, and Il llst#of the stake officers NJ
Ethe present time. Other relics weri
placed lii tho stone. including the Amer.
important letters. etc, nll donated By
persons present n
! Addresses were made by Elders Whit
ney, james IL. Clark. j., w. Walker aant
| others Approprint to music was Furnished
by the Alpine stake choir
The brick work on the structure is nov
| in.iprDEress and 4 I Is hoped TO have III
building completed by next autumn.
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!, ,ma,,ers az weeks or months, b

not matters Of weeks or months, but
lasted years. His Indian lighting
practically ended at the close of the
Blackhawk war OF 1865: his relief Of
suffering humanity and the generous,
,,nselfish spirit that prompted 1t. Mr..
Newell's parents resided at Nauvoo IN
the troublesome days of the early
forties. He was personally acquainted
with the founder of Mornonism he
had Il vivid recollection of the trying
times that followed the death of the
prophet. He recalled the coming of the
militia, the crude cannon made by the
Mormons from the shaft of n steam
boat and the chains with balls OF lead
attached that were used for ammuni-
ton He also saw the killing of three
by the militia.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ogden, Oct. 25.-Liccnscs to marry
have ben issued to the following par
ties BY County Clerk s. G.. Dye:
Joseph A. Taylor and Caroline Hous-
ley both of Farr West.
George E. Wright and Eulalia Hob
son. both of Ogden.
Ernest w. Lundahl, Jr., and Mary
Lola Wadman. both of Ogden.
The first named couple made applica-
ton a number of days ago. but as the
yonng man was not of age and had no
parents in this locality, 1t became neces-
sary to have a guardian appointed q,
b. Richardson was duly appointed BY
tho court, and the young couple were
not long in having the nuptial knot
tt,J
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Benefit PROPOSED
FOR POPULAR GIRL
Talented Entertainers VIII Appear In
BchalfBof Unfortunate
Church Worker.
,speelaI cornspondsnee.l

Logan. Oct. 2i.-A benefit concert Is to
be given in the Seventh ward hall on FRI
day evening for Miss Jennie Person,
who. after suffering for some time past,
was operated upon for the removal Of n
facial tumor several days ago. The
young woman had been very active as a
has n great many friends here who final
~ took in the matter of assisting her
parents. who are poor, III the matter of
medical expenses. The following we'll
known local performers have volunteered
their services for the concert. Mrs. Jen-
ME IIliason Hansen. Leona b. Card. I.tI-
Gle Hart, Charlotte Stevens Miss Car
ric Tholnns. Ellis Montrosc. Lon ]. Had
dock. Ethel Jensen and Frank Bnugh.
The pcrformance will begin at S o'clock.
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POLICE COURT RECORD.

Ogden. Oct. 25.--George McSpaddcn,
coored, charged with assault with a
deadly weapon. was given a prclimin-
airy examination before Judge Murphy
on Monday and held to the district court
under $500 bonds, which he was unable
10 furnish. Testimony showed that Me-
Snadden had drawn an antique pistol
of the "Derringer'' typo on Baggage
Master George l.. Mortenson at tho
Union depot on the evening of Oct. II.
Mortenson knocked the colored man to-
the floor with n swell directed blow aud
the ancient single action, single shot.
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1NrEnuRBAN. ACTIVITIES.

Ogden Oct 25.--Within a few days the
new feed wires on the Brigham City
line of the Ogden Rapid Transit COM
pany will be installed and the cars will
be operated on the street railway cur
rent, thus replacing tho current now
being obtained from the Utah Light &
Railway company. Other changes will
soon be made on this line. among them
being the cutoff from HarTisville to
the Utah Hot Springs the grade of
which is being built as quickly as the
mnrshv ground will permit.
Owing to the eXorbitant prices de-
mundcd By certain property owners in
Ogden canyon for right-of-way, the
extension from the Hermitage to
Huntsville has been temporarily aban.
dOncd x "a
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ELECTION JUDGES.

Provo. Oct. 25-1he hoard OF county
commissioners received the following
resignation Of Judges of election tof
the November election, and made the
appointments stated:
Alma Van Wagencn OF Provo Sixth
district. resigned.
w. w. Prior OF Cedar Fort. resigned.
Andrew G. Johnson of provo Third
district, resigned; D. S. Killing f;lppoiHt-
ed
j. u. Clark or Pleasant Grove Second
district. resigned; Fred Newman an
pointed.
Nv. j. iWestwood, Highland, resiGned:
w. A. Bringhurst appointed,
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NC a 1,uE lYoRI.D,s BEST.

No one has ever made q salve, ONT
ment or balm to compare with Buck
len's Al1lica salve. It's the one perfect
healer 81 Cuts, Corns, Burns. Bruises.
sores. Scnlds, Boils, Ulcers, Eczen,a.
Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes, Cold
Sores, Chapped Hands. or Sprains, It's
supreme Infallible for Piles. Only
csc at q. c. M. 1. Drug department, liz
ia Main street. Salt Lake Clty.
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VETERAN ARRAIGNED.

& r. - . & { D 4 .
Clinton Farkhurst, an old Civil war
veteran, according to his own state
inent. was charged with begging, Dur
ing the few moments he stood before
the court, the old fellow kept up n
running fire of explanations and the
Judge gave him II suspended sentence
Of 90 days. stating that II he could
walk as fast as he could talk. 1t would
take him n very short time to reach
the confines Of the city limits.
Mike Eiley returned home" Sunday,
this time under a charge. of vngrancy
The court took compassion on Mike
and gave him 20 days.
Chas. Toro denied the charge of Va
srancy and was held under $40 bonds. Z
E.. NJ Rapp forfeited So bail for
drunkenness.
James NJ. MCNAMARA was so drunk
hc fell against the curb. intiicting y
severe cash in his head. DR.. Anna
REFS attended to his injuries and the
court gave him five days i'll which to
get thoroughly sober
George Monroe and c. j. Vance, old
offenders. were given two hours eaGh IN
which to leave town. the charge against
them being the usual e2of Nlgrancy.
SRnl5Draney was fined S. for disturb
ing the peace.
Mary T.. Burton. n familiar face, was
Indignant at being charged with DRUNK
onuess and was held under So bonds.
w C. Ballantyne and Otto Linderman
each forfeited S. bail for riding on the
sidewalk.
enness ,.n az
turbing the peace.
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-onpHEII,I ATTRACTIONS.

ogden, Oct. 25.-without a doubt the
present weeks bill at the Orpheum
thenter is one OF the best Of lhe sea-
son, containing, as it does, n well niena-
ed mixture of comedy, music. anu nov
city acts. Kalmar and Brown, IN ,hc,r
unique singing and dancing lct' neaU
the bill. and their work Is ms, NIL.
vnma. the Japanese penman, presents
one OF the most marvellous and at the
same time educational acts seen on
the local stage The Bison CITY -Four
are deserving of special MENTION
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BEAR suoT NEAR PROVO.

Provo, Oct. 25.-Policc Officer J. G..
Snow and Probation Officer B. +. Rope,
county infirmary, Sunday looking for
violators OF the law against shooting
grouse Instead of men or boys they
found a cinnamon bear Weighing about
400 pounds, which was shot by the
peace officers and the hide brought to
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DOVE ARRESTED.

Logan. Oct. 2.-Sherlff Crookston went
to Providence this afternoon To bring
Thomas Dove of that place to the court
house. where he will likely be examined
as to his sanity. Six weeks ago Dove cut
his throat In an effort 10 shuttle off. and
day he threatened his w,re with death II
she stayed at the home any longer. Thor
oughly frightened, she telephoned for
the sherif RI fls5s 80 -3' ~
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WOMEN IL SESSION.

Provo. Oct ~ The w. g. T. Y. held
Its regular meeting Yesterday ut the
home OF Mrs. Mary NJ. Boyden. After
the regular business tho resignation CT
Mrs. Zinn Holloway rs rresi lent was
accepted. and Mrs. ]. w. Aird was
elected to fill the vacancy. Resolutions
were adopted endorsing state-wi,les pro-
hibition and every member was urged
to do all iii her power to further the
movement. a vote OF apprccia ton was
rendered the retiring president.
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no MONEYS net.

Ogden. Oct. 25.;--Advice has been re-
ceived at The county clerks office from
the state auditors Office to the effect
that there are no funds on hand at
present to pay he:states proportion OH
the new state road in the Burch Greek
and Pleasant View district It is
thought that the money Will be ready
about the middle of November, as soon
as the fall taxes begin to be paid.
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Favorite
Family Cathartic

In n constantly increasing number
OF homes. Hoods Pills are the fayorlte
family cathartlc. 81 do not think ]
could get along without Hoods Pills,
i am 50 much troubled. with constipa-
tion and they are SO easy to take and
mild In action" Mrs. William a. Cas- $.
well, Tarkiln. r. I. 2.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
equally adapted for children and
adults. Try them,
If; Made by Hood lts Good.
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DEATH OF G. HEBERTsEN.

Provo. Oct 25.--Chrlstian Hehertsen
of Vineyard died Sunday evening from
cancer. The deceased was a native %
Denmark, where he was born in 1864.
He came to Utah at an early age and
has since lived in Pleasant Grove and
Vineyard He is survived by his wife
and nine children and his agAd parents
The funeral will be held in the Vine
yard westinghouse at o'ciook We'd
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KNIGHT wooLEN GOODS.

Provo. Oct e5.-R, a. Barney. one
of the hest known business men OF the
state, has secured the agency for The
sale OF the wooden goods made by the
Knight Wooden Mills for the states Of
Utah. Idaho. Wyoming and Nevada.
luntl will cover these states fully with u
complete line Of the cScelle,t goods
made from Utah and intcrmountain
states wool by the lSnish- mills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-25
GOOD TIMES EAST.

Provo, Oct 25.--Sam Schwab has re-
turned from his trip to New York and
other large eastern cities, where he has
been purchasing goods. Mr.. Schy:ab
reports business good and general pros
perity through the east One reason for
this condition is the big crop produced
in all parts of the country.