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Show bum ho he Think THE Vr Pufeiianed Oaf in tM by Tit SUnoard Publishing Com- Ciy pany. SUBSCRIPTION IATES. Delivered by Camor in Ogd; C.yr, including Sunday Mora- 5o 6UPiM V MAIL IN ADVANCE. Euaun ia oaat bj ouUiaa ui Ogden. par yaar. .$6.00 1- Tha - r EARLESS and INDCPENCENT. 5f i: 1 i ."'' la a atxiCkiy indeu givaa au pendent newapapef. mea aa equal anew. Cm bSaaminat baa m (avariicN aaa an eaMciea to punian. U wui give lha news uneiaed aaS )na vu ba received 1 t i i ... oa au aubjacta presented ia r apactful language Ixaa Laova individuals, but tba uua asm aauai bo pabliabad U lulL AU MUara aad ramaiuaica:iiaa signed by aoai do plumes, or aaaumaa boumo, will bo tarowa ia tao waste baaLoL Tba Wav aaa aavor hidaa bob lad aa aaauiaod asms. Don't ask tba EJi ur to bo naponaibta ter wbat jau ara aabamoH oE J i l 4 u j: i Bubacribora wUi eonXar a favor by iatenawB tbio oflioa of teilura Tba Baaaiaor tbalr broaklaaL la locair I, botera y present not. The Shah of Persia continue to Preeitb-ii- l disappoint his frleud and Castro his enemies. Perhaps the senate wants that report on safety appliance in view of the threat Jeff Pavia haa made about wbat he will do in Washington. Hou. James Bryce haa refused a prior to coming to Washington. Evidently he wants to make a record aa a peerless ambassador. too We should think news was plenty Just now to revive that rumor shout Mr. Cortelyou quitting tho Na- Tba Monlag Saaialmer coa b toaad oa aaio by tbo insapandont News Co, Salt La kg City. Oa aU Urovsb traiao leaving Ogdaa oa Tba Southern Pacific Railway, Tba Uataa aadflo KaUway. aad Tbo Orag at Short Liao Railway. Examlasr potroaa wiU ooafor a favor oa tbo maaagomeat by to thia office whosever tbey tell to Sad tba papera at tba doaig-Bate- alludes tu the pulpit aa "the coward's castle and straightaway goes to preach In a theapeople ter, which soma straight-laceare In the habit of referring to as the devil's playground." TAFT THE MAN. The Duchess of Utancarty la the taly music ball peeress on record who died before she had a chance to get a P laova. i tional committee. A be h'a document, and I aupp-male uut mis a.konwleugcuient oi waa loparentage some time whi-feol.iig guod towaid Mrs. Bradley, aud before he had made up li mind uut tu marry her." Mr. Hauler arrived .in Salt A educhday and has been eugaged ALBERT M BRIDE'S alitce that time to gathering eviuenca. CASE DISMISSED Ha haa talked with the relatives ana frieuds ot Mrs. Bradley, and with who might have aoine knowlDistrict Attorney Saye Evidence la trht-rNot Sufficient to Convict edge of material .a which to build up Mra. Bradley' defense. has for"The tael tnht Mr. of the Kii'hftelil. Jan. 4. The c of the parentmal acknowledgemeai was sure of I'tali v. Albert said Judge The word of the age of her two children,"sentiment dlv'iuiised to "will not create uiair.d all jrn ;. foil. w: 1 have talked Powers, of Arthur Brown, whose will with (he prosecuting wi.neaa la this favor them off haa nut been tavor-abl-y mailer, a.wi her mo her. aud heve re- rutting either hrrtf or in received, very evidence the esiefuily. newed now aa the I that rae believe aud inauf-hcleipresents itself, the evideuce ia PELICAN POINT GOLD CAMP. to warrant a conviction by a 1 think to be the would it jurv. and of Region on Wost Bid best inieresi of the aiaie that the case Prospecting Rosuita Favorably, of Lako Utah he liiendased." This U a esse of adultery, Albert McProvo, Jan. 5. Pelican Point on the Bride being chaiged with having Coin- acwrt side of I'uh take, which ten mined the offense with (Tara Lewi some unenviable notoriety hieved in April. 1P4. A conviction was had ago, on account of lha murder in January. Hb&, from which judg- yearn which has ment the defendant appealed. The of three young men, and since been one of the prosp'fCtive the in was reversed early judgment P'jint for a swelter site, bow prompart of this ear by a divided court ise to become permanenily fixed a ami a new trial ordered. Webber and of the leading mining district une McBride. were for attorneys Thurman in the state, if the anticipations of A motion, to dismiss the case of Peand Eugene ter Jenson vs. Oluf Anderson, appeal- Waller Parka, of Seattle, are realised. of Marcus Philadelphia, was the ed fnui argued justices court, Mr. Parks is a Klondike miner, and before the court yealerdat. The court, eastern capital. after bearing the argument, overruled Mr. Marcus represents PeU-ac- n the motion and the case was set for Their attention waa called to the ..Du district Point by Judge Jan. 1), to tie tried on Ua merit. The who la Mr. Parka father-in-lafor dUmlaoal, as argued to ground the mutton, were that the justice didn't ' Considerable prospecting haa beta reiidei judgment within the statutory in the district and on for time, and that to appealing from the goingin valuesycara of from $4 to ft a ton justice's court, appeal wa token from gold haa been found; but for some reason a void Judgment. Mr. The first marriage license of the no rxtensive work has been dona. was new year was granted today to Charles Pnrka visited the district and for liervey Bate of Monroe and Mary Ada struck with theIn possibilities mind the Treadwell having Skinner of Sevier, The parties were married by the clerk. Trade in mar- mine In Ataaka. from1.60which great ore. The made on riage llrenm'S was guod last mouth. profits arehaa been thoroughly The grea'esl number of any mouth to country by Messrs. Parks and Marcus, the past two year was reached. The following citizens have been ap- and 4hay have had numerous teat ore to demonstrate the pointed registrars of vital statistics for mads of the of extracting the gold tlie coming two years in Sevier coun- practicability Following proceaa. the cyanide Fredby Annahella: W. J. Fairbanks, ty: erick Anderson, Inverury; Albert Ol- tbia they located aad purchased 2,000 immense sen, ELInnre; R. Rlrkenbark. Glen-woo- seres of land containing Dr. J. B. Nelson, Mduroe; A. C. veins and deposits of ore carrying value assaying from 4 to s, and Shipp, Joseph; C. M. Mirk risen, Redhave recently organised a company U. Richfield; II. Herbert. mond; lr. which la to be known aa the Pelican Dr. M. A. Froece. Sallna: Joseph (Jled-hilVermillion; J. C. Cowley, Venice: Point Mining A Development company. Marilnua. Anderson, 'Aurora; (ieorge Provo la designated as the place of A. Hatch, Kooaharem; Henry Burr, genrfal business, and the capital ttock la $230,000, divided In n million Burrville. shares of the par valne of 25 cent each. Warren N. Duaenberry ia the W. H. BANCROFT IN BOISE. president; Walter Parka, Hyrum F. Thorns, secretary, That City la to Ba Put on tho Main ami Eugen Marcus treasurer. Theae Lino. with Thomas B. Cedaratmni and Brigham Madsen form the board of diBanH. 5. W. Jan. Dulse, Idaho, manrector. and vice general croft, president Work la now being prosecuted on ager of the Oregon Short Une Rail the claim and a ayanlde plant will road compsuy, ia here Investigating the coal situation. He haa made knowp be erected aa soon aa possible. It la the Tart that a survey ha lieen order- experted that it will be ready for oped fn rut) a line through Hotee. Sur- eration early thia summer. In addition to the gold ore. the veying engineers are to begin work tin Pdlnt mediately and ikiiae will within a properties owned by the Pelican short time be on the main line of the company contain veins of Iron and Oregon Short Line's Idaho division. cpp r which will be developed. The marble quarries formerly owned Passenger and freight traffic ia to pass thr.mgli Boise and both through and by the (Vdarotroma, as well aa large local schedules, freight and passenger lep'ra'.ta of fire clay, etc., are also inestablished. The distance will tie cluded to the company's holding, and made on the time now ronsumed ia both Mr. Parks and Mr. Marcus are of the opinion that the proposition will iiiaklug the transfer at Nampa. develop into one of reat magnitude. Secretary Taft has made a political anaouacement that clear the atmosphere a good deal. He boo been "pestered" a good deal of 1st to declare bia intentions about the Presidential Ha baa eonie out plainly , nomination. and said that he la not a clamorous candidate, bnt that If the office comes to him, ho tflll not turn It down. Tbia la tantamous to a declaration that bo to a candidate. No sensible man la going to cither decline or accept something that haa not been offered him, and It would, therefore, ba In imd for Secretary Taft to declare himself a candidate. There In still fresh In the memory of the public an estimable and Innocent admiral who made that Sort of an announcement. Also M la only plain speaking for Mr. Taft to say that ha ia ot going to run If ha sees the nomination heading his way. There Is no case oa record of a man declining a nomination for tho presidency when It was offered hint In good faith by a responsible party, and It Is not the habit of Mr. Taft to eldo atop and make motions on the score of shyness. The question la tied on hla own say, ao that he is available aa B candidate, it Is known also that he la the choice of President Roosevelt a hla successor In office. There la Just a possibility that the President might have selected Secretary Root tor the place if he could bar had hla way, but that Is one man who, while he might make n good candidate. haa said In private, hilt emphatically, that he does not want the Job, and he would have to be thrown down and hobbled If It went forced on him. Bo the aliuatkm is tolerablj plain. President Roosevelt is about going to dictate the next, nomination, that la unless there should be a wave of popular clamor that would twerp him off hit' feet and driv him Into taking third term. He does not want this, hut he does want a man in office with New York minister d cya-aldiu- g, pros-pocia- d divorce. Kentucky will continue to look with supreme contempt on the man who denatures hla alcohol even with water. Secretary Tart la not making a noise calculated to scare off the presidential nomination. As If overburdened humanity did not have trouble tuougli with knowing alNint germ, here comes the Pure Feud Iaw to compel us u know what wa are eating. Carrie Nation says that valuing la Wrung bulbing but plufn hugging. Juat think what a again Carrie! drain It would ho on the average young man's resources If he bad tu charter an uichoatra all Jhe time to dn his hugging by! l, t; It c e llli-.i- CLARKS 25th Anniversary Sale lw IMK-COlX- Mens Clothing - good. pluiu BROWN 37c $1.25 Lutli'V While they last 11.00 27-im- li Outing Flannel Nigfbt Gowns, nil ku all wool Chiffon Taffeta, extra jer yard 69c Half At Price laW ipial- All otir cloak. Him IsMmm ki vImh iH pljmU. and mixture. Tin greatert liiirrm ever nffnv il. - Sail Lake. .I.in. The search affbr Cvidmee to li,- used in the defeuse of Yir Anns M. Ilra.iley at Wash ing'.on. It. I., tni been lu tM eiti. ami this afieimrn At'orney P Hoover left for the Its lieuree tieii.il cuptiul where he will begin at i m e wnrkii-up (he ease for hear-ilias M.on a possible. Mr Hts'VPr takes bark with him an Impori.-ndorumcni which mut'd b;- former Senator Brown sn which Is in r .lUni.lictio.i to the his will, lu (hi document make formal aiv :i.ii('r Hrwii tlmi he Is (S' frhT if tii two Rrrdlei rMMren whose is pirnu'-ig,t,. him. and will offset (! ih;. ii is of such iiareiiiase made in (hr c i i:- , do-iii.- ii w.-- "iirins "31r ih in off. i : s :i I'nweis in Itrow.i ,1'ldi.- - a, PARENTAGE Formal Document Declaring He is the Father of Bradley Children. 89c itv, for thin gale, ADMITTED mni " r mnieilllnc oil Wre They Employ THE..... McCasky Accounting t; Register NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE A VIOLIN, Mandolin, Guitar or Banjo HERE OUR IS Your Account Cannot Go this System. Pickett Grocery Co, BOTH PHONES 177 Z344 OFFER Gif E AT We Use Wrong. Washington Avtnu. With every instrument we include, free ml charge, a Fte Lesson mall from Certificate, which enables yon to secure either 60 or 100 lessons by tba foremost correspondence institution in America. Tbe only expense ia for postage, stationery, ate. ANYONE sen-ber- ry CETB CONTRACTS The damaging effects of tho rate law on the railroads la demonstrated For Grading on tho Milwaukee, Chi Paul. by the fact that this year they have cago A increased their dividends nlaiut Kail Ijike. Jan. 5. Harrison CleCon ment. of the ITemcnt-Ktrmgof Rail Lake haa reThe small section of railroads In trading company turned frm Montana and annuunre this country equipped with block that, hla company haa Just accepted signals seem to have a corner on all two contracts for grading along the ftt. tba accidents that happen. line of the Chicago, Milwaukee s Paul through that state. These con WEEK'S STOCK MARKET. tracts call for sewn mile of heavy lock work. One piece la a stretch of New York, Jan. I. The stork marline north of the Yelkiwatone river? ket ha been unsettled and Irregular and In the neighborhood of 35 mile during the fit at week of the year, but north1 of Cutuer, The second place with a movement toward recovery in of work la near Furaythe. Sir. element the later. dealing. The strain of the saya hla company hua taken Ita out-l- it annual settlement was met with unexfrom the Big Itorn liaain. where pected tranquility in the money mar- S3 mile canal has Juat been completed, ket and the relaxation of the atruln and divided It between th;v two secof diaburaenieula was tion now under contract. Work was by unusually prompt. The speculation in commenced Df". 1, but it la not eg' atocka how ever was under const mini. peeled both conlracla will be comThis wa partly owing to doubt aa to pleted November, aa excepthe progress of the money rehixaMon tional heavy rock work la to he driven, to actual or sutalned ease, owing to iui.i.i; iiulf n yards of dirt must the continued demand from the activ- be icmoved. Room la being provided to cut a fur double tracks, but one ity of business and demands already fixed. There was a prevailing tone of track only will be laid at first by the caution In the expressed view on Hie railroad cuiuimny. outhok Mr. Clement says contract along by financial authorities which had a repressive effect on specthe line of the St. I'aul through Monulative sentiment. tana an- - ludng let rapidly and num emu outfit and gauga are now wnrie The anrvey ad lug n long the line. opted cnrriei the line Into Montana across the Noilhern Pacific to the Yelkiwatone river, and along the i.ortb branch to a P"ltit opposite Forythe, passing over the Big Porcupine, the route strikes to the west of the Mus-se- ll Shell river. The road psHse Hillings on the west, passing through Jawbone pass, then down the UmTe. After leaving Bntte the road strikes off towards Missoula on the north west, ahead through Mnlltn pass, fnl lowing the Rnnke river towards I at on and arrow the Montana Wash lugtnn state line. The route through EVKliY ARTICLE IK REIXt? KtM.li AT A BIO Washington goc in a westerly line. The entire line through Montana EVERY DEPARTMENT IS FIOODED WITH tu lisve sn nisy grade, necessitating heavy work slung the line. The Chi BARCAINK IIF EVERY DESCRIPTION. rao. Milwaukee A St. Paul is derun n line to the east as termined quickly as possible. Langs are being along the Hue to cover let dur rontrarts and tog the last few wueka. By the mbl THE BEST MAKES BIO REDt'CTlONS. die of next summer t hi- grade will he almost completed and huckx la'd br fore next winter ronimenre. .V all wool iIivhs uiul fancy mixture Kale Price Do Your Trading tt -- , 1&07. , a d; I' i lilt JANUARY KTNDAY, ETA II, OGDEN, - ia thi-ao- ine Kxaiiuaer, par month.. 75c hi ideal quarterly, la ae mace.. l" fci ba man idea. Secreiary The ronSdenrc of the President iu him ba been demonstrated too thru to need recounting He .' pracil-rallthat he is willing o be a cvn.n therefore, a good a date. It (hat he wfll get the nomination There la also lntie qnerriun that nation of the Republican p.'!.1 ill mean the elertion. Many ibli.p.' can happen between now and the lies', elertion, bnt It la not likely that anyof thing will happen to ahake the fait'i a the country in the Republican party the one of kanhy and honea'y. and on' under vrnich ppwpert'j haa come, and under which it will ata.v. So the election of Secretary Taft to the next term in the White House nui he mnSJeut-lexported. harrltig a! way a the Occident of public in.is'enco aforesaid which uiat force another term on the incumbent, w hut her be will or uu E i. in brety awwi!, and wuia carry oul nsany id EXAMINER: MORNING TIIH CAN EASILY IEAKN TO PLAY YBE MANDOLIN, GUIYAI. VIOLIN OB BANJO BY FOLLOWING IRIS SPLENDID COURSE OP INSTRUCTIONS, s is Whr aat I Uaabwtad with irr to ft tow ptoiaciwsto ahaw adakwam af pmotisa. Boadrada ara dhwdr fiwm Bk wwf (Uh Yioliaa. MJA IMA AM IMA MJd aad WK aad apt Banjos. SAM BARNES M. G. WE'VE BUSTED THE IDEA you cant get 1st class good! R d a store at Srd class pKan. We pick up aaaps and gtvs buyer with no bad debt or high tt, penae added. that Znl-han- K EKKESKC-XvKKHSSSKK- bar-lai-n E E You From Arc E E E E Missouri? E E died the other day, having E E ed with veal and hard cider. He wan a E E ber of resolution all of which aeven the throwing the entire blame for E E mary removal on Diviue Providence. (Chicago Tribune) E The friends will puns the hat for the family and the E Meanwhile the prudent K world roll on juat the E and liven. their insure thoughtful E E E John L Herrick, stata Mgr. E E DES RIQIHES LIFE E E E WUh Kelly and Herrick E E ESSE EEES EEEEEESEE THE JUMBLE. 2800 Waahlngton. Phonvs 1144. Buy, Bella or Tradea Anything Here Is the Place gorg-- . Mitwonriun liiniHelf MA mem- panned RocietieH, custobin name. . where you get Juat wbat you vut In the Grocery .Line. We have i eelved a hipmrnt of tho heat grad Holland Herring in email ken a4 aiao the kind that aella Lkm. W sIm have aelert While. FUh, Final Kiddie, Kippered awl Smoked atmon and Salt Mackerel. V BOTH PHONES 238. . FRUIT IKCUSTRY the total pack of fruit for the year practicing taw for a year, and hasn't of fruits and vegeta bln was 652.587 had a case yet." Detroit Free Press. . T.B. Evans & Co. The total How much la your Income a week, number of people employed at tho Last Year Utah Shipped Out factories was 1,325, is. an- average Sam?' Only 84. Why, $4. ash. Worth of Products, 2364 WASHfNGTON AVE. of the year, Sam? "Yea, aah; yer see my wife during the busy season - bout $150,135. Yons-era the wages aggregatingonly makes $5 a week, sh! Varletita of fruits without commer- Growers were paid $277,000. Statesman. cial merit have flooded tbe local marfactories to Bush 4b Gerfa Planoa. There are 22 ket during the past year, according to Utah 2 to Box canning Elder II to Tyte-phidoes it Mr. Doctor, the annual report cf the state board Weber, 4 In Davis, 4 In, county, Newman Brea. Organ. Utah and 1 In coat anything to ask yon whether I of horticulture, and reduced the prices Morgan. Docneed medical treatment or nut? below a profitable production. The Aa a result of experiments conNot a cent. My answer, though, report advocate the production of a ducted by the Horticultural society, tor will coal you $5. Chicago Tribune. few varieties of fruits which are con- the industry has been brought sidered the moat thrifty and of staple fromapple C. WARDLEIGB a dismal fnilnra to a complete A politician should be able to sevalue. The fruit grower and nurserThe success last the within yaar. ies of the state hare made their mis- board baa not satisfied Itself with lect aa his friends those who can do "Yea, answered take In cultivating ao many, varieties tree him the moat good. "and It la equally to each fruit. The local market, the pending out circulars telling how methods Senator Sorghum, be should other and sprayed to select aa your enemies report states. Is nut in a healthful for the crop, but Mr. Taylor Important of caring PIANOS those who can do you the least Lam. an.l recommends that greater and others of the society hare gone Btar. care be taken in the planting of Washington a to tat the perpersonally through sonally conduct experiments. ' Aa a re"Your constituents must realise During the year 82 carloads of sult of this work many apple growers ORGANS AND MUSICAL fiuit were shipped out of the state to who extent of that you are working for them." "Yea," to the blights reported eastern and western points, on which 75 per cent, this year returned re- answered Senator Sorghum, "but a S a valuation of $41)0,0110 was put. About MERCHANDISE that show only 8 per cent of good many of them have gotten the ports 75 per cent of the shipments were to their am I idea that the proposiomitting crop was damaged. prarties, most of the balance being It is an important act that dried tion." Washington Star. apples. Utah county shipped the fruits to the extent of $154.00j are Violin, Guitars, Accordeona, Ban greatest amount of fruit, amounting to Imported into the state yearly In I was shipwrecked on the ocean Jos, Strings. 311 cars: Box Elder was second with peaches, prunes, 'apricots, apples, once and nearly died of thirst," re235; Weber third with 218; Davis, 10; currants In spite of marked Travere, "I had a somewhat and1 raisins, Latest Publications of Sheet Malta Halt Lake, 3; Sea pete and Sevier, 8; the nil of these fruits can si ml Ur experience," re Joined Smiley. fart that 3. Urand, 7; Cache, 4; and Emery I waa railroad wrecked In a prohibe raised In Utah as well as anywhere Baa the Wonderful Pipe Organ. Utah has mo-- u nurseries than any else to the United bition The board state." New. Daily Chicago States, one state in tbe intennnuntain coun urges the necessity of promoting this try. The rllmaie and soil are particu- Industry at once, and taking care of Yorkshire Farmer baa laid n 2171 Waahlngton Avenue. larly adapted to the growing of fruit the dried fruits for home consump- wager, to gentleman (who on weighing matrees. tion. Juat how much Utah import OGDEN, UATH. chine) Will ye tell ua how mooch Ravages of blight were noticeable in dried fruits la shown in the fact ye weigh, mister? Gentleman Well, In different parts of the state last year. that 2,725,(100 pound are consumed I'm seventeen atone aeven. Farm nr The tomato crop was practically deWhat did A tell ye, lada? A couldnt yearly. l Inst and the vei stroyed potato crop Cut flowers make an important be whing, for A'a t beat Joodge o' w as aim some in sections of damaged aa much 'aa $25,000 worth being swine in t' country. Punch. the state. The report also referred to item, swear from other imported ' of the spread pear blight, and twig states. Mr.during takes the Mrs. Suhbuba No, my husband Taylor The JUMBLE buya, sella blight on apple trees. Throughout the that all flowers necessary position can ba isnt at home; he's out hunting, aa any aid thing" (blue" state there was an apparent growth of changes grown In the state, aa well as practiusual. Mr. McCall You don't aay? captad)- - and meat new anas, 220 result there were cally fungus aud aa all other Items mentioned' In the After something big? Mrs. Sububbe Wash. Hallo, 1144 more diseases. The peach crop to We dont care whether she's big or and Box Elder counties was report. STORL little, ao long aa she can cook our NEVADA SECOND-HANspotted last veer by a shut hole funPLEASANTARIE8. meals and do plain housekeeping. Wa buy and sell all kind cf a gus and a mild w was noticeable on and second-han- d Philadelphia Press. good. Call r phe several vnrletie, of fruit tree. The to give Charlie a suit case Weckar A Haynes, Praps. 18 25th R m ihc i'rult by the codling for Going diitnagi-Christmas?" "Yea; he's been WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. Phone, Ind. 822, nto.h. red spider, brown nit and other were insects given In lengthy report. PAUL ZIEGENHIRT, The horticultural work carried on by Seoond-Han- d Store. lie Agricultural college at Logan unIf you have anything te aell F W der the directicn of Professor R. O. call sr phone 1870 te 1878 Weed Ava Northrop, was treated In a separate Bell fSt-k- . Ind. 67B paper contained In the report. The . nercssiiy of spraying snd the extent of R. A. DENKERI the work that ha.) lieen accomplished Will pay the highest price for aeeajt by the board ws- - given In full to tho hand furniture and aell te the pu 2416 Grant Aa roiKirt. the eheapeat. Phene 137-k- . Ind, 8201 Rcportsvm the work of canneries in The New Year has come and we beg to announce that the stme were given and special article were given treating 'if the prep, & J. HERRICK 4b CO, a rat ion of the fruit before preserved during iqo7 we will continue to labor in behalf of sick Kueeeeeerw H. L White or canned. Aci rdlng to the report Bring your gooda here IfIf ye P the canning factory business ha to all them. Call here If you are people. We will continue to cure them. buy. 2142 Waal Avo, proved to lie a sucres In the state and 616-y- . lad. 487. several more f;u'ioriea will be .n opcommencing the new year sick, come to us and we eration b? thv time the next year's crop Is ripe. The will cure you. f horticultural impudence work la emphus.gi-d- . The nature rtudy in the public sc.i.-olwas derlared ts be of material v.vbie to the growth id WE WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR work. the During the p.i' year the board haa tnaintrnnnee $,. expended for rare wm. m counvaixa. llWmhlHgtm 511.4:4. The roiMrt was filed by J. E. Jfaiimtn Srtrt mi tfitn tk frnitmim Taylor, secretur of the board. Figure con piled by Mr. Taylor item aft nf'or a visit through the state, during a tppL m which time h- conducted a personal WASHINGTON, O. 6. is thus investigation t.;! enalibd to . It is give figures yjet wanes, valued it $1,058,593. GROCERS at II. con-ditii- m - Second Hand Stores ' r s To Your Good Health t s Drs. Elliott SL Norris, 2g Years SPECIALISTS 25 Years , po.-sib- to facts. It slinv-- i many ln'eres'lng hat during the year 2361 WASHINGTON AVE. .f |