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J. ci ffjgS jJ $ bsns v c 'A?,' (fss O V?jo !AV sis ;ll? ys ESKHFIELb QLJMHIMQ; A A 2 (CMtsics3MiJfNJtJ rifMrMfMrsrsstMCsarMji Trade at the Empire Market. For relishes ia bulk call at the Empire. Summer dress goods at J. M. Peter- sons. Meat of all descriptions at Empire Market. , went to Provo Horne Miss Maggie having a son graduate. Order your Meteer Bros. Everything that is new in dress at J. M. Petersoni goods eun be found Co. Monday. Bread, buns and doughnuts; cake See those new barn door rollers at made to order at Peter Christensens 4t Meteer Bros. confectionery parlor, vyest of the M If you want good flour call at the E. church. Ponlson Mill. Mrs. Mary I Jones of Salina was in Cash paid for wheat at the Toulsen Richfield last Friday as one of the defendants in the case of Schroder vs mill, Richfield. J. W. Scott of Salina visited ia Jones et al. Richfield Sunday. George J. Russell of the Marysvale Lai.ce went up to Salt Lake last Free Remember the Maine and trade at to take his first lock at Utahs Friday the Empire Market. city. capital Mrs J. E. Ileppler went to Provo C. Nielson and son Joseph started II. Satarday for a visit. for Idaho Falls Monday to do mason Mrs. R. H. Seegbr.ller was up from work cu the new sugar factory build' Sigurd over Sunday. ing to be erected there. Boys clothing just the thing for Strength and vigor come of good summer J. M. Peterson & Co. e food, duly digested. Tores, a wheat and barley food, adds Summer umbrellas the very pretno burden, but sustains, nourishes, intiest sort at the Peterson store. vigorates. Judge and Mrs. McCarty and chilJames Clawson was down from dren went to Salt Lake Monday. City last week supervising the Spring a on tasty When you want to try of a carload cf farming maunloading summer hat call on J. M. Peterson & chinery which has been pluced with T Co. Ogden & Sons for sale. Miss Martha Poulsen came down Neal McMillan shipped a carload of from Kimberly Monday to remain a cattle from here to Murray Mouduy. few days. He has spent the lust two weeks on Lester Nielson left last TriJay for the ranges in and around Grass valley DeLamar, where he had a position ten- and reports stotk doing very well. No cattle woro lost during the late dered him. storm. to Manti last returned Madsen Mrs. Friday after a visit with her daughter FreJJF Small, station agent at Marys, vale, left lust Thursday for Grand Mrs.R F. Shepard. Colo., and we have it on the Junction, Mrs. Allen Nielson and son Oscar of a young lady of that towu that quiet SaliL,a returned home Saturday after will return y, ith him who, whoever she a visit with relatives here. may be now, will be Small whan she Mrs. Lebter Merrill and children re- conn s to Murysvale. turned to Salt Lake Monday utter visEvery town in the com ty was out of -, iting her bis'c- Mr. B. S. louug. coal oil last week and none was to be Mr Jiul Mrs. J. Jacobsen returned had until Friday. Some pec.; hi hud to toGieki's I'Vrry. Idtl.o, last week, after resort to the eld can ile. Anew (date getting through with eoqrt matiois law makes it cimpu.sory that the here. grade of ( il tl.ij td into Utah must be Mrs C A Brown arrived from Low 1.10 test. Nearly all that was here was 1 0.1 company Sunday uod left lor L'ga i to e i re- I1U to 115. The Stanlard - made it necesrary nil the old that commencement ex.fr;seat at the cisea of tbs Agricultural College, s'.u stock be used up t.fure It aupplled We will sell you Yours without a struggle, w, ' n Always get the best by trading at the Empire Market. and $10. Strictly clothing for men, youths and boys. I bad a severe case of Brouebitis anymore. We should have a Letter and for a year tiiad everything I beard quality of oil now. of but got no relief. One bottle of Dr. H. N. Hayes, W. H. Robinson, Mrs. Kings New Discovery then cured me Soren Christiansen, Mrs. Martinus completly. Its infallible for Croup, Christiansen and Mrs. Oluf Land went Whooping Cough, Grip, Pneumonia it. Its guaranteed to Salina Sunday to attend memorial Consumption. Try Co. Trial bottles Drug bytheNiell services in honor of Mrs. E. W. Crane, free Reg. sizes 5Cc, $1.00. who died about two months ago of smallpox. The services were held at The Sleepy Hour of Night the cemetery, and a large crowd was A head-ocollision between two freight trains on the Southern Pacific present. in California was due to the carelessThe new Jennings hotel building ness of the engineer of one of the was slightly cracked Sunday morning trains, who slept at his post and paid through the settling of the north wall. the forfeit with his life. Manager AlWater was turned in the ditch during ger of the Southern Pacific says that the night to irrigate the lawn. The the company has great trouble on acstream was too large for the flume and count of men succumbing to sleep beoverflowed along the foundation, caus- tween 3 and 4 in the morning. This was the time at which the accident ing it to settle slightly. The damage occurred. It is the sleepy hour that to the building is not serious. affects men more than any other of A man living on a farm near here the day or night. came in a short time ago completely The Wastes of the Body. doubledVip with rheumatism. I hand-hia bottle of Chamberlains Fain Every seven days the blood, muscles Balm and told bim to use it freely and and bones of a man of average size if not satisfied after using it he need loses two pounds of woruout tissue not pay a cent for if, says C. P. This waste cauuot be replenished and of Patterns Mill, N. Y. A few the health and strength kept up withdays later he walked into the store ns out perfect digestion. When the stomstraight as a string an 1 handed me a ach and digestive organs fail to perdollar saying, give me another bottle form their tunctions, the strength lets of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I want down, the health gives way, and disease it in the housv all tho tinje for it cur sets up, Kodal Dyspepsia Cure enables edme. Sold by Nlell ltrug Co. the stomach aud digestive organs to digest aud assimilate all the wholesome food that may be eaten into the Made Young; Agutin. kind of blood that rebuilds the tissues and protects the health and strength One of Dr. 'Kings New Life Pills of mind and body. Kodal cures Indieach night for two weeks has put me gestion, Dyspepsia and all stomach It is an ideal spring tonic. in my teens again writes D. H. Turn- troubles er of Dumpseytown, Pa. Theyre the Sold by Null Drug Co. best in the world for Liver, Stomach American Generosity. aud bowels. Purely vegetable.' Never Under the title, "Gifts and Begripe. Only 25o. at Neiil Drug Co. Annual 2' $7, $8, $9 HIS THOUGHTS FAR AWAY. Jnfortunate "Break Made by Pl!!nr of the Church. Mr. Goodman, wbo is an elder In jr.e of the South Side churches, says x Chicago paper, attended a card par. ty one Tuesday evening not long ago. :t was late when the company broke up, and as a consequence the elder was very sleepy at prayer meeting the next night. Hts effort to keep awake, though earnest, were futile, and at last bis chin went down to rest upon t' e bosom of bis shirt. When the meeting was about over the minister called upon Mr. Goodman to "lead in prayer." A kind lady sitting next to tho sleeping elder nudged him and whispered, "It Is your turn to lead." Suddenly straightening up and blinking, he said in tones that could be beard all through the church, Madam, I beg your pardon, I Just dealt" ALL FOR $1.75 All the News- TWICE A WEEK WITH The Idul Perm Paper (Weekly) m Ray-de- ready-to-serv- r, Worth Watching. A treasury official wa3 fortunate enough the other day to get half & ton of coal. The precious fuel was deposited on his sidewalk late in the afternoon and a colored man agreed to put it away for a quarter. When he had flushed the Job the man presented a till for C3 cents. Why, I thought you raid a quarter," said the officeholder. "A quarter for pulling It iu, but 10 cents extra to pay a raan to watch It. You see. if some one tad taken a couple of handfuls yon would have lost at !'"st half a dollar." New York World. Ia almost every neighborhood someone has died from an attack of colic or cholera morbus, often before medi cine could be procured or a physician A reliable remedy for summoned. these diseases should bo kept at baud The risk is too great for anyone to take. OiHmberlalne Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy hua undoubtedly saved more lives aud relieved more pain and suffering than any oth er medicin in use. It can always br depended upon. For sale by Niell Drug Co. THE WAY TO THE HOSPITAL. Dignified Person Knew What He Was Talking About When two of Casey's customers got to arguing religious subjects troubk began to brew. And when a 'coils' person in the dignified stage of iLtox ication expressed his disapproval o Cyclopedia quests, Appletcns enumerates gifts end bequests for the Roman hierarchy it was time tc public purposes which were made, be- turn in a riot call. Just as the dig came operative or were completed in nifitd person struck the sidowaik and the United Stales to the amount of gathered himself together, a pale This list does faced man came around tho corner more than ,$85,000,000. not include amounts less than $3,(;G0 and asked: ror denominational contributions for "Can you tell me the quickest way educational or benevolent purposes, to get to St Vincents hospital? ror state or municipal appropriations. Stiaishtcning blmsi if up, end re Among these excitidtd contributions his interrogator fixedly, the gcrdlug are those to the American boa-- d of man with tho digr.ir.ed jag replied: foreign missions, over $18,3C9,1C3. "if 'you are in a hurry, Just sti p laxide that snl on and holler The ro.vn with the Pope! New York Prom. Recent experiment, by practical tests aud examination and with tho (nick Arrest. thtablish it as fact aid of t i.e that Catarrh of the stomach is not a J. A. Culledge of Terbeua, Ala., was disease of itself, but that it results in the hospital twice from u aeverecusi from repeuled att icks of indigestion of Plies caus'ng 2l tumors. After dot tors itl till remedies failed, BucklenV flow can I cure my indigestion? Koial Dyspepsia Cure is curing tho - Arnica Halve guickly arrested furtN-- i unde. It will cur you of indication inflvnuMlon and i tired. It conquer, and d"S(e,mi8. i.nd will prevent or aches and kills prill. U5o. at Ntil, cure Catarrh of the Slomaoh. Kodal DngOo. digests what you eut makes the stem-aoi- r The Respr only $1.50 a year. sweet. Bold by Nieli Drug Co. lg end A 1901 Almanac for Agriculturists TO GET THEM AU, SEND TO THE HERALD COMPANY) I Salt Lake Gty. The Herald, The Reaper, - '.$1 f.O $3.00. CJ DOTH PAPERS One Year 3 $1 ST f i Crmh in Aclvoncv, Send orders to the II tm n. Rid. fit I!. id I (NT (3 4 rptS'3 s A Sure Thin;;. j It is said that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that i9 not altogether true. Dr. Kings Ne.v Discovery fur Consumption is a sure cure for for all lung and throat troubles. Ilun- dre Is can testify to that. Mrs. C. B. VunMetra of Shej erdtown, W.Va, aaya revntdy for rttiout$ .t.e v u ftml tho mu, h.b v fnm A Hnrlurcl ItniiwU, inr .? " AIimsD TahtiltHt. Ihur ha t m.l rotr. $' i!cr,iin1 thlr u n n a ('hy1-Htfor mu ii'M1 l net iwtuMmi, U"y m HtrulfcUi hi m (rtivhlr. r ivp (l t r o - ' q $nr , Amt ff the nr 1 ht" U Htix'tj twM Savmi !Aikk luitUr ' familr IUmujf rxvnAhm. 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