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Show defendant. MiHmgton tell in love with Mr Wot. H. Avery, ut Fort CoIlins.Colo lire Avery reciprocited the affection. Their greatest care to conceal the fact was unavailing, the gossip cut hold of the true slate of aftuis After a time Avery, the husband, took tick and died . The scandal became so loud that the bo Jy was exhumed and an autopsvlheld, which failed to prove foul plav' and the rema n were again entombed. A sec-ond time was the corpse exhumed and a second autopsy beid, which showed the slightest signs of arsenic. Two weeks after Averys death, Mrs Avety and Millington. were mart ied. which gave rise to grave suspicion and the couple and Millington's sister were arrested lot murder. Over too witnesses were ex-amined tor the prosecution and some 30 for the delust no convicting evidence was produced. Naws Items. The Prince of Wales formerly opened the Chelsea EmDankment Naval Exhibit-ion on the and. Influenza is spreading over England. Many factories have been compelled to top on account of it. The Chinese government has request ed that Senator Blair as representative of the U.S. to that couatry be recalled It is petsumed that Mr. Blair will be sent to Japan, The (apanese have a poor opinion of the Chinese and may agree with Blaine, Diptheria is reported in Ogden. President Harrison stated 111 Van Fran Cisco that he had tried to make the ad-ministration a business one. He also spoke ot his methods of restoring the shipping interests. He was tendered a banquet on the 1st. ' Chevalier Louis Contends, president of the Italian chamber of commerce, who has just arrived in New York says Italy has no desire for a rupture with this country. She feels keenly the out rage of the lynching but will uot break ofT friendly relations. Ogden, Utah, May a. Another shoot ing in the Woodmansee block Mrs EIwood Maden shot three times at her husband, none of which took eflect However, Maden and a policeman, who happened in, narrowly escaped. It said the woman is not respons.bie for what happened. The Millington case which has been on trial in Denver for some time pasl was decided on the 29, in favor of th asillounti IPLEASAJJTff3 co-o-p Store Dealers in General Merchandise consisting OF Dry Goods, V Furnishing Goods. Groceries Overcoats, . Hardware, Hats and Caps. a 1 11 1 Boots n shoes Mufflers, JPiusll stationery Boxes.l Jackets, Hoods, etc. Toilet Setts, Etc. shawls, etc C. N. Lund, supenntendant SHADE TREES. Those wanting shade trees will do well to come or send to Funks Lake, get good Bar-gains. Selects your Trees, and know you are getting them fresh from the ground. Save loss and disappointment, as trees that haseen exposed for days and sometimes weeks to the air very often fail to give satisfaction. For further Particulars call on. A. J. Young, Moroni. Wm D. Funk, Sterling - "" ml; . ... - . iiiSiiniri (f EPHRAIM COOP. Is the place to go to when you want anything in the way . of Merchandise if you want honest goods at fair prices. J. A. Anderson, Supt. I J. H. Otterstiom, 0:DEALER INo: Eggs, Grain and all kinds of GENERAL PRODUCE, "' Ephraim City. A SURE CUKE FOR flLFS. Itching Pils are known pv moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This lorm as well as Blind Bleeding and protruding;, yield at once to Dr. Bosanko's File Remedy, which acts directly on the pa its eflected.absorbs I tumors, allays itching and effects, per-manent cure. 50c. Druggists or mail Circulars Iree, Dr. Bosanko, 319 Arch St Philadelphia .Pa.Sold by.H. P. Larscn 1 The Cheapest Place xh B '. TOWN, -- And don't you forget it! 3 Store m Register Block,. f 2 , Main Street, v,. ., . r f Ephraim City, - Utah. . Meals wr Restaurantall HoursJ Mrs. A. Powell. Mt. Pleasant, Utah. In the Building formerly the Palace Hotel, Opposite and ont door north of Co-o- p. Store, Lunches for Parties and Banquets a Specialty. - A r ROBERT RODEN Dealer in, and manuiacturor f" 'mm of. Monuments, Headatonoa ' . Tablets and Vaults. - - Stone Trimmings for Build inga a Speciality. Iron Fence, Building Skene YM. i-- 24 Depot Street, Ni,- - A Stitch in tirao saves nine, "And may be the means of Saving your Lift limbs See that your Harness is in good fix which you can do by calling on i Jas. V. Stevenson, HARNESS MAKER. no and halt blocks South of Post oflici Main Street, Ephraim. Harnesses of all kinds made to order fork warranted, charges moderate. Iin faraaW, and TrttU-Kar- abtalnad. tat all T at baalnaaa coBdietod tot Modarata Faaa. nr Mica It OiaoiHt U.S.Pattnt 01 aa, and w can tctira patent li lata tint than than tamota from Washington. Band modal, drawing or photo., with datcrlp-tlon- . Wa adriaa, if patantabla or not, fraa of wVaa. Our fsa sot dao till pat.nl la aacarad. Paaahlat, "Bow la Obtain rataata," wllk fmn afaatnal ellaata la raw wkato, aaaatf, ar saw, aaa Aw. Addrata, O.A.SNOW&GO. tMnsMt Mast Ontan. WnrnlaaM. w. V tFour stores X New goods in Every Department D ry Goods in latest design and ityld Clothing Special Department Fo adUs and thihirm shoes WHOLESALER RETAIL Dealer in Furniture, carpets, window : blinds, wall paper, etc. ;ThenelebratedMonitor ancnf mfDo' I hebelebrated Charter oakSlU V UO Main street, Ephraim. fcW3a a TnTl I --1 Mv. frtm 01.H, $ icirj 4iifii 11 som. m. PI "TU'J. H irtlml Oil aw faWaf 'l f " " tMr ISJILJ i Al "Eiv UnVa1 Ik. ! i tnturpassed In Style and Price. CflIIardwar and crocktrjggSfi? and all classM of Reasoaa&le Goods. S p t 6a s si b I Main - - street Salt lake ciw - I FEBHOUUE OHEEP DIP. Iiaa Extract oHti&4 "N Puwly VigtUUi from till I 1 BiAtoEaaik Tillew Pint Trifc ( 1 . T"i Zt b nn to prcmoU V (t&atit a&d Eialth of Bhiip, of UvooJL Too cat, wall afford to giro FIR NOLI Nf IMlIf Ola a trloL ll oaf st aave yoa a grsat deal of money, Rsid the foUowiag ttUaiyi TMTIMONIAL. I THTinORIAl. PamcOT JvacnoB, Aaaa., Dm. aa,V Sfaaw Va, O Jn A. H. HUMPHREYS. WILLUM MOaOAR. Maaara. raaaoLor Cimeu Oo., faawovaao Ccanaua Oa., rtkaUway. K.T, aTa Inaad'yww VsraawM Dip far aporang twa4 qXjii1 Va odafcnjla SSToaf f aaabky aWap laat SapW.bar, u bow taaa akaa ll M4 aa U aUaf (aal l aial a pUaaaralaraaoaiauadtecHia wool arowara aa waala ba o araat fatea H akaay aat a wyiaylnwl MaMcfar aaabawWaUaaaa aaooaal of Im br-- U eaaawy.l woU aat, taaf wrtac " iatal atart wpoa ka wwat aa faaacal eoaditioa 01 jbi. T 1 epf t,r atabb? awaaa at antt, etaabaaattaaiaalTwa. I areata aa la taia eoanaa- - VuX aooardiaa la r pnata auiOjaa ta ion, tkat Ita latatadlala aflaol apaa aif ahaap waa Olppina lank, ant Ikay arar aaawaty aat to aaika thaai aeraack man taaa taaf 4aaa bafora tkarabr- - . tka application M Ua dtp, aad taia fara aia tha To dip la akaapar to aa t Sba - Hipraaaloa that tha dip waa aa food. Bat apoa pkar and lima, doa oat tntiara tka waal, aiaaioing tWsakaapa waak orao Uter, with tha Wattar and ckaapar Sana any oahaa apdip ka iaj law of UaatinK tkam aaia with anotkar prepara- - la lk aaclioa) of tka aawanry. to tof aptotoav tios, I diacoTared tkat all tracaa o tka scab kad I woald add, tkal to atoatag tka toaywat. ' tfctn diaappaarad, and I antaqaaDtlv abaodoaad to (row o Intamtad awttra, Vwt to W bawafSM tba idaa of larthar Waaua.nl. tow 1tmolina Skaap Dtp wl BroTi of tkaayaab I find your dip Tarr conTanlant to aaa. and an t1u to fallow akaap laiaan, aad uwMIfaae aaacfidai tUkl nWl Injucioiu to tht ahocp and liia mA U aaa of all otkdr lilarlak lot imt MIH waoL at akaa? toranak. Toaratralf, I awra rata, Oifaaw) A. H. HUMPHMTS. Obs-a- ft) WtLUJM KOEIM If son eanaotobtala FCRNOUslI SHIIF DIP from yoor .aalar, ak alaa Fffolln dvcrnkal Oo IS Otdwmy, H. Y HiPfl011SE&co ABE THE Manufacturers of the Justly Celebrted Notkiag in tk Wst equal to theta fwr Ifnr. Our Agents for them in San Pete are JCo-op,- , Fairview. (0) M.itson fe Hannon, Mt Plani ( Epliraim., (o) Tuttlett Co., Mantua) U Larson, Mnyfield.(o)5oop1loroai.(o) , OHN iNIG-HTON- , 6 Dealer in GEITERAL WEECHAHDISH- - tyAll our KxJa are SoMat the IwobI Toiwible 1'iicrs ' " . ... WOMAN AND HER WATCH When a woman becomes distin-guished for executive ability, and through her Ultent and enterprise competes successfully with the stronger sex, it is rather delightful to see a delicious little bit of fem-inine inconsequence betraying itself as it is sure so do once jn a while. One of the cleverest women in New York took her watch to the Jeweler's the other day to be mendedj 'I cannot imagine what is the matter with it," she said to the clerk rather plaintively. ,I have been very careful of it ever since you sent it home, and it has not had a !ar or shock of any kind" and turning to the lady who was with her, while the man was ex-amining it ,,tt is such a nuhanee for a busy woman like me to be without a watch. "I have missed two engagements this week simply because I had no timepiece. I shook it,", she went on tojthe jeweler, "and even warmed it by the fire, but it wouldn't go." The man, with a perfectly grave face but with laughter in his eyes, said, " Perhaps, madam, you did not try winding it," and handed the watch back to her ticking with steady regularity. "You don't mean to say that was all that was the matter with it?', said the astonished owner. "That was all madam, "answered the clerk, with eer so slight a srrile. New York Tribune. The practical results of reciproc-ity or free trade were recently illus-trated The Brazilian ports with I50, 000 of American farm products on board, comprising the following articles: Maryland shipped 1,770 kegs and 300 cases of lard and 11 kegs of bacon; Kansas, 391 barrels and 47 kegs of bacon and 950 kegs lard; Illinois, 105 barrels and 10 kegs of bacon and 1, 705 kegs of lard; Ohio, 500 barrels of flour and 50 kegs of lard; Virginia, 4,000 bar-rels of flour' and Missouri 600 par-rels of ffour. The encouraging feature of this shipment is that it comprises exclusively farmproducts, thus opening a market for the ag-riculturists. That is what has al-ways been claimed for freer trade intercourse with other nations, and it is a noteworthy fact that the very first cargo which has left our shorts under reciprocity should so thor-oughly justify the claim. Denver News. ' |