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Show A X HENEFF.R, June 18Ui. -l- UnE nd dry farms bare been i in pro red : ttotns by recent showera, E. Brewer, And Mrt. Lovin daughter Bphla were At Morgan on the 13tb, to Attend tbe funeral their cousin, Mr K. Campbell. Mra. F. Buitnyer of Park City ta visiting her many relatives here. J. J. Stephens vice ibis week. in Ser- doing Jury J, W. Dearden left Mrs. Iake ia for Salt ECHO June We, as s ward, want a tuedent school which was promised two years building, Margie Summer 18. of Hoy ia visiting her Mrs. Emily Bromley. grand-mothe- ago. r Mr. Charles Bchoonuiaker is visiting hie parenta in Ogden. Mr. John Jonea, Laura Richins, Ada Rogers, amfdanghterGay were Morgan vkltore on Sunday. Mr. John Fox and wife of Iaris. Idaho are visiting his sister Mrs. Charles Bchoonmaker. Mr. Charles Montgomery, operat- the l?th to be present at the or at Echo, wife and daughter Iiouise wedding of her friend, Hazel Mur-ph- y. I, RICHV1XXJB ITERS- - ECHO NEWS. HENEFER NEWS. arrived home Wednesday from Did. One of the board menhirs ivyi, You havent enough children to have u school building. The other day t Young Ladies meeting them were pres ent 17 members, nil but 3 being married; 20 children under 5 years of sge accompanied there noble mothers. We have between 55 and 60 children under it year of age. Every ward in Mor gun county, excepting oura, has an up-- t date echool building. We pay just s ttiueh taxe as our sister wards, and have just as good talent, and, we went things right and fair. This we feel entitle us to a new achool building. Y.t were most loyal to the high school There are 22 young married Imildiug. families raising children, and never a brighter future in many respects. We have a splendid water system, electric lights, good roads being built, and now dear reade-s- don-- t you think the board should t busy and build us the Mr. Titxel, wife and sou left lust Monday for Indiana, wtie.e they have a farm, they will be irorie sev-erweeks, artl will visit all Ibe large cities along the route. The Misses Edna Rock, and Teresa Wheadon of Morgan visited in Echo, with (ahell Roger sever- school? al tlaya this week. Positive Proof. EICHVn.IX ITEMS. Miss Flora Eddington of Morgan Two advanced maidens were exEcho. in relatives is visiting The young laJie ii.vi iant Tumuli y changing confidences one afternoon as Harrison Keyes, aife. aud Mr. they sipped their tea. with Mrs, K. IL'Ki'dl, wlnu .they en Their conversation .turned to the joyed a basket picnic, scroti at tbcir reg and Mrs Hutcheson of the Slide, ukr weekly meeting. were Echo visitors on the 15th. subject men. He didnt tell iba ho loved hie, Rufus T. Dickson, who fans lately re Harry, and Charley Batch left on said the younger of the two. with a turaeil from a missom to the Hawaiian skulls, is employed on John W. Thorn Saturday for Rawlins. But we hope happy, reminiscent smile, ss she playley's ranch at Layton. they will visit Echo again, at some fully toyed with her spoon, but ha me. kissed Several men and teams are employed future date. -Well, replied the other, he must on the stete road at Kichviilc. love you If he kissed you." ' Shrewd Patient Mrs. J, 8. Dickson sad fsuuly of A doctor who bad been attending Iiyirsi, Wyj., is visiting relutives end an old farmer for a fortnight or ao friends here and 10 Morgan. VEGETATION IN THE SNQW pronounced the patient so much Imbe would It that unnecessary in After visiting for sumo time proved Delicate and Bsautlful Flowers ir 1ms for him to call again provisionally. Heber City, Miss Lucy Dickson returned to her hume in Riebville. Abundance, Though Absence of Next day the medico was'wpt a little aatonlahed to find the Fragrance Is Mtrktd. Mrs. W. J. Thiirnly, Jr., sail Mrs In the with a anrgery ' D. U. Weaver of Layton were Snowstorms bottle of medicine In his hand during the summet Inst week. "I thought, doctor, as you said that 'by art), of frequent occurrence In I was all right again, that I neednt the Rocky Mountain region at an eleChamberlain's Colic, Cholera and finish tbottle, ao Ive brought it back, vation oKlO.OOO feet an 4 upward, Diarrhoea Remedy. to a livery family, without exception, aa Itll happen come In handy for sometimes covering the ground 1 should keep this preparation at hand some other badly (sick) body thats lepth of several Inches. The flowers atthls elevation are during the hot weather of the summer got (same complaint as I had: And rwnt! a. Chiimlmiliufls Colic, Cholera you'll likely knock something off my usually small, of delicts tints and , auii Diarrhoea Remedy is worth many bill, In frag that I've only nupped half very beautiful, but time it 'g cost when needed, and is ah of It.seeing rance. Owing to the absence of mois.sava Thus shrewd, nhowlng most certain to be needed before the ture In the atmosphere 'freezing does summer is over, it ha no superior fo-- - ing turn on the convalescent's part not affect vegetation at this altitude the purposes for winch it is intended WANTED Readers of this paper to ss It does nearer sea level. Tbs flowBoy it now. Bold by all Jeuler. Ad- completely so. 1 in local items. Dont forget to ers, after having been CBOTDEN NEWS. covered with snow for a day or twr, ... - g your name, not for publication, will regain theft former vigor after Tbe people of Croydon Want to kuov h'lvever. the snow departs, although they will where tbe water engineers are. appear slightly wilted for a few days WANTED All of our aubsoribors after their snow bath. The people of Croydon would like t Thera Is a tiny .little flower of four know where the flab warden ia, aa giart1 o bo art ia arrears, to pay up. Reeoipt which follows the receding book se. and petals for handy, used.always w ready ? 'aejswW'i tf being snows far above timber lin which it for further particulars sea the editor. The people of Croydoe, who are com-- . asually about 11,500 feet above sea level. So closely does It follow the plaining about not having a chance to melting snows that It Is often possivote at the last school election, claim Did you ever think what yout ble to stand on one spot, pluck flow-or- e ing that there was no nottre podted, ail with the right hand . and msks the for ia k newspaper doing had better Hud ont where The proper , snowballs with the left. When you close year store yout a is lie for such notice to plnee posted, On the other hand during the dead in the evening and go homo to for there arc other places in Morgan of winter one may often sea the snow your family and fireside,' not In the big timber black with a very County besides the Crcydon post office. thick ing shoot your business at small flea.' It la much smaller than . r.ertoeh, our fisb tad game warall- - then it is that the paper is domestic pest and doe n3f attach the den, , a on Lost Creek the night of being pored over in hundreds of itself to animals. These fleas make the 15th. where there were at the same homes tbe homes from which their appearance during a t?1 w and time three state men. The powder tjues-tlothe snow will look as if a glanrhkd your trade is drawn. And there wivs nieneioned taken a fine mesh sieve and sifted by these gentleis your ad doing its work silentsoot over It. They disappear as If by came men, atatrg tbcir information ly, but surely, and if you have Low the ranch. of that section, but nutglc during freezing weather to retaken tbe pains to make it attracwhen it moderates appear no loulration of such work could be tive its woik will be all the more found. attractive. This is repeated over an-over again, and i no d .uht Notice to Advertisers Changes of WHERE HORACE MADE SONG what inapi-e- d some writer to rail edvn, must lv in ant later then Wed nee newspaper advertising a silent ablne Heme Rendered Immortal by day mornings of each reek. Chang drummer.'' Post Still Retains All Ip Famous ad them vs, la hut often, your get Beauty. arly, A few verses written two thousand years ago have rendered the little valley of the l.icenza one of the moat famoua places within easy reach of Rome. Had Maeceaa been less generous a patron, had hs never given the Sabine farm to Horace, had Horae never told the world and his friends how his days there were spent, tew would now make the classical excursion Into the Sabine hills, though lime has not marred their beauty. The villa of Horace has disappeared, IN.t yr but the hills are as lovely as they fir M were In his day. Now, a then. If on Kaa cj goes from Rome to TlroB. and thence Term A I to Vilovaro, there turning up ho valel Ssvisg te ley of the License and wandering on IIOO by road, as one must, sines there Is no I2UOFacrailway, he comes, tops few mile From to a great rock that springs abtory Direct ruptly from the lower slop- - and tilt over them at an Interesting angle. This Is the citadel Howc had to scale to reach his house, and marks, Wa wtH ship you a beautiful Starek Piano for SO days free trial. In your l It Is thought, the boundaries of the All roqulrydt ask is that you will not find upon, use farm. The only difference la that the Plano for SO days If, at the end of that time, you doplay It the highest trade, aweetret toned and finest piano In every way, that you hava ever little village of Roceaiovlne rise on eeen fer the money, you am at perfw-- t liberty to send It back, and we wUI. in that top, where of old stood the Temple of event, pay the freight both ways- - Xhia Blank Plano must make good with you, or there Is no aale. ? , . , Vacuns, already ia mins when Hor-ae- e tat under Its shadow to write to $150.03 cr Kort PiyminU We ship direct (o yoe from ear factory, at his friend In Roma Tho UtUe town Ton pay ao caah down, but after $0 lira save you upwards of $160.00 ia the of trial,- - yen eaa brain peymeet on tbe prices that had done its best to meet Its classical cow ef your ea rieet tetma ever mggeeted be a guarantee te ftiraiak pun piano yoe a belter piaao far the mooey then yoe cee manufacturer. responsibilities, and has given the Thret term are arranged Is cure eleewlwte. ou are aauned ef receiving rail yoor eoaemience. and It to paw hie for name of the tempts to Its a atislactory tweet toned durabkt high grade . jriu to fur a by pinna , your bona without "Here still art tho dttvesplassa. . puna. that pay tnienirg the nwecy, the Sabine fartnera beat, and the vine Starek 25-Tc- xr Czirutii that yield the rough Mule Sabin wine' Pliyer-Planleery Starek Ptaae ia Starek are Horace has made more renowned that guaranteed for II pan. the best sad moot beaidi-Tu- t This guarantee hae beck than many a rarer vintage. -- Here are Player Ptanna oa the at It eur St yean ef piano market. Toa will be detho hllla where be wandered, and tbi exprftcnee, and the lighted with the maay of aa woods that gave acorns to his flocks feeturae of tbeae wonderful tnetnimeota, and and shade to him. Here arO the babwiB he pleeaed with the bling spring and the hanks upon TfTT boa prwve at which which he rested during the hours he tiny raa be secured. counted his happit the BandV.uslan Plans Book Froo Bewd today for our Sew spring Jo which he promised Humor-talltIn his song beautifully iliuet rated piano and as ha prombook which gtrea you a ised so he- - gars Kol merely the large amount of iniorma-tw- a Tbie eegarriing piaaoe. spring, hut all that vast estate, which booh will Interest and ..the. saUrlsta.of ht tim wuld have Wtraseysm-- - Write today. men believe u but -- n Uaards hole. 1041 Blank Bldg. CHICAGO F. A. STARCK PIANO CO he has made ha mortal. The Miss Parks of Taylorsville are v kiting relatives hereT1 All the people here that arc not womng ate fishing, we can account for i hem all. Mr. Hyruio Harris of Heyhurn, Ida. is here on a visit, lie icports crops very backward in .Heyhurn, Ruby Elko County, Nevada The . World is ni$h U. gf-- yU Land, and we can fur-- tesl waerecl valley a ?ract witH easy payments. in Nevada, See the valley at once LOTS in RUBY CITY SELLING FAST g . Let Us give You Book Explaining Elliot C. Taylor, Coalville or Moses C. Taylor, tVERY BEAT STREET CAR COMPANIES half-coniu- vis-tor- e'a - , " . l ftarells iPSasws Fsctery rices leal fab-tlier- , 30 FREE TRIAL ii,V.k' DAYS - $m tail low-ee- t, V , oi Flaytr-Piaao- -- rope-iatia- e " Btandard of Haight Set for Children Doee Net Alwaye Work Out With Exact Justice. "In cities where the street car com panics attempt to determine the age of a child toy Its height some pretty complications ensue," said the travelForty-on- a Inches has ing salesman. been established as the average height of a child of live years, but the Injustice of that rule Is frequently demonstrated In cities with a large foreign population. a western city . "Into' tho car of whose street railway has adopted the gauge cams a child carrying three hooks. His mother re, fused to ptyfare. ,"Tf that kids under five whats he the condoing with all those books? . X ductor demanded. "Tho mother was serene in her right ' 'Measure him and see, she said. JHs marched the child up to tha door jamb. The youngster fell a quarter of an inch below the topmost notch. "Seven, If he's a day, the conductor growled; but she evades payment because of his nationality. Hes Italian, and Italians run small. On the measurement basis half the Italian children could ride free tlRThey srs twelve years old.' "In that same town they have a large Bulgarian and Greek population. They are mosUy undersized. A Swede, on tho ether hand, would overtop the mark so much that even a birth certificate would not entitle him to s free ride. (orty-one-inc- h The Tenders of this newspaper patronise- stores that advertise for res soss of self interest. Advertisers in this paper are making exrepticasl bargains in this issue. Read them ove tarefully. WANTED A few buahels of wheat aerepted oa subscription. Only for a shert tiwfc. will b Pocketbook Insurance Is Cheap By HOLLAND. You can insure your pocketbook by reading the advertisements in this paThe manufacturers of the most per. reliable goods and the merchants who soil them are telling you. what is best, desira-blwhat is cheapest, what is most and where it eas be bought. They know what they are talking about, and they would not talk in such an expensive manner unless they knew their words would bear inspection. e beThey want to Bare money for jrtm cause by so doing they make a permanent customer of yon. It takes little time sad little trouble to read the advertisements and few will pay bciter. The return are Immediate snd the profits are in ' ' cash. IF.IOILWATTHEBEST, YOU WANT THE GOODSL -- THAT ARE ADVERTISED. Advertiser in this paper is asking for your business Read the Advs. It will pay you. THE PALACE MARKET Dealers in Fresh and Cured Meats, Fish, Laid, Eggs and Butter. Where you get the best You Get Value for Every Dollar and Staple Good when you trade with us. STAPLE and FANCY Groceries If we please you, tell your friends. If we do not, tell us. I i I ZJi A million hands are reaching for |
