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Show Women Who Wear Well. It l astonishing bow great a change HENEFER. COUNTY NEWS a Mrs. James Hunt, of Park City, who lias been visiting relatives 'Baltimore' union made sale every w . especially her father, Alex. Fife, who Is very ill, returned to her home 00 the 1st. A number of the Seventies from Henefer attended a meeting of their K1EGKR A BINDLEY. Quorum at Coalville last Sunday. Distribitohk, Salt Lake City. WANSHIP. CREEK The Henefer ward Sunday school i conference will Ik- - held on the l&th. I . Notice to Water Users Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen, of Black- foot, Idaho, are visiting relatives; T. H. Smith returned to Salt Hake Mate . Office, here. Salt I.akC City, I'tah, ! Iaist week to resume liis work, after Aug. 1WI7. James Dearden nnwle a business visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. trip to Ogden on Tuesday NOTICIl lierehj given that FRANK W. A. Smith, a few days. Mr. atid Mrs. Hyrum Dearden reKVASS, w hose Fo.totSc Sililress l I'tali, li lusile application In accordA social card su turned from an enjoyable trip to party was given at with the requirements of t'lmpter lift, Provo the early part of the week. tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Jainis ance KeseUm of t'tah, l'AITi, to appropriate county The Misses Ruby Owen and Flo- Salisbury last Friday e e.iing, nearly one ' per eecoiul of water from ... , Ut)iTfu.tlnr nHt-Ni arl? seat on Saturday, returning home rence frm a million women have found health and spring In Summit County, t'tah Suid Decker, of Salt Iuvke, and all the young people of t lie town be- awater Is situated at u point which tears Sunday veiling. iappima !n Uie um of Dr. Tierce' Fa- Miss Ruby Bromley-- , of Echo, were ing present. A pleasant evening was south 47 degree 15 in ml tec west J.IWI feet voriu Prescription. It makes weak won- lathor day was not observ.d with visitors to our in otiier J at ca;d spent playing distant from the northeast Corner of the Sunday school on -j iL, inrr-m i,i amusements. sch,...i ii,..i, any special feature. the 1st. south east ' of Hectlon 7. Township i north. no alcohol or Range 5 east. Salt Ijike lose and meridian. V. Haddow is on tue sick John Larmful S. J. Mrs. Fawcett made and Harriet Layton returned TSHld drug, family and Mrs. water will be dlrertod at the point wholly of thoo natie, American, uiedic- list. He w as a Coalville visiter on Emma Iverson, sister of J. S. Kaw- - hm tMiuday la.--t, after visiting her where It Issues from said spring and emcuiu ' mended ty luchly. LVoa, accompanied by hub t.ter. .eJ.t, left ou,. Tuesday. for.aa. outing lifder, Mfs, Sarab M. Stajier, for a hy means of a canal for a distance of laiiinir medial authorities of all seva Is. ut l.usi feet, where It will lie 'used from' eral m hiM.Js of prarti.-- for the the Ion t lie Forest reserve. few days. cure of mninanw peculiar ailment. April If. to Keptemlicr Jin, Inclusive, of each Archie Ituchanan, jr., and iiisj Professor William Z. For miUu?r.nr for tbfe ii Miss Della Sadisbury, aecompa-- ! year, to Irrigate acres of laud embraced Terry and In health hy Uhi frequent Mrs. Mrs. I). Daniels, and of sister, In 17. Township 1 north. director John C. Paskett called on nied by a friend from Park Range 5 1 elnhln n. Jo for the expectantbearing City, mother. east. Knit base and merldiah. As much Hyrum Pringle and daughter Jen- - our people in the interest of the turned to her home last the rytem for the coming of F prepare week, after of said water a into la will le oahy and making its advent easy and T. A. Smith, nccompanie nette, were Coalville visitors last Summit Stake Academy the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Used for domestic purpsises accessary early visiting from Septemter Mr- ' Tuesday. part of the week. of each James Salisbury. yeartoApril 15. inclusive, of the ean do no harm in any romJitloft-f-4hV,M' 011 hit.siness Inst w year following. Till uppllctttkm Is ilcsig-tlrandpa Arnold, of Caalvillr, lias Mrs. Emily Kllingford and daughIt is a most of lyh'tii. from nnti-Salt Lake In the State Knglnucr's office a. No. invigorating anglers T,1K HrH l,u,i-tonic and ssengthen ing nervine lrppllca.Hs been visiting friends here for a week. ters, Lovina and Henrietta, left for City,party after spending three days with delicate system by a for water cas all petitions ID returned home Tuesday. Loganlast Sunday. The young la- William M. Staker and wife oil a! AI1 protest against the granting of ..ahi physician of Iarg existence in the treafr-r- ? must lx- in . Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilde are vis- dies will attend the L. D. S. college. "f woman's peculiar allmcnU. liyMotulay next. application. Hinting the reason therefor. I lerce nuV tie fishing trip, returned home last ,uut .K made h, affiinvlt in duplh-allr. roimulted by letter and Mrs. Mill the from is Coaat iting Hartley Creek, Capson, family rret of charge. Address Dr. R. V. Plerca tiled in thl office within Sunday. thirty (Dm HOYTSVILLE- visiting with her sister, Mrs. M. E. lville. after the completion of the publicationIt, of Miss Susie Steinbridge went to tbU notice. The section foreman of the Grass llixsi n. Mi Mabel Mills Park returned home AI,KB TASNKR, City lust week to spend a few (Jeorge Reynolds, from Wood- Creek branch line and his crew of Iaat State Engineer, a ten days visit days with her sistrs. after Saturday men fourteen have their in pitched wus last land, Watisliip of flrt publication August w, lyirr. Sunday. on the flood Hollow Hat, with red t ves in Zion. tents A few citizens from Park City Tate of completion of publication Mr. ami Mrs. Frank IVudieton Frank Stewart cam; down from spent Sunday and Monday about one mil below the mines, 1J7. w cr from camping last Creek iriiss tip Erli-COU- GH it is expect d that they will be Park City and t Sunday, returning ill (iibb-u.fK!i field and ihf in ing M r. ami Mrs. Wilson day. working on the upper end of he the next day. r.Vef. UNIVERSITY of UTAH track from two to four weeks. Mrs. Olive Mills and her children Hart-torDavid Mr. Merchant we need your left here last Sat- came home last Mrs. Sarah Allgood, rrJin Matrimonial Ad. Sunday, after a INSTRUCTION BEGINS business. You need ours. urday for Provo, returning Wednes- week's visit w ith her sister. Rabu matrimonial advertisement: of Coalville MONDAY. SEPT'K lth formerly with his lady. A an match for "Wanted day IndependMrs. Rose Judd was poisoned on and ont. beautiful young widower of 36 Quite a heavy rainstorm passed Tuesday of last lift, H. week, August J. Waters, of respectable and very rich, Registration of Students Sept. 1314 To the Farmers over here on the 4th. from the effects of eating canned years, Entrance Examinations Sept. family. Possesses handsome mount David Haddow, Wat. H. Millie, beef for her formerly of Park City Her Invite you to make the of numerous or thousands super. and den nursing sol Summit County and Alfred Turner were business Lababy was taken sick first, and her naments of his previous wife. .men in Coalville Wednesday! husband and she started for Bishop hore Tribune. COLLEGE ENG I NEER1NG When In Coalville iiiuko A bouncing boy was born o Mrs. MEDICAL LAW-NO- RM for some medicine they your headquarters at tinW. H. Wilde early Wednesday Sargent's A I, and PREPARATORY had left there for the baby. When Land of Bad Snowdrifts. COURSES ARE OFFERED morning, and Will 16 the happiest they reached Freeman Malm's The worst snowdrifts experienced J place man In (irass Creek over the arri- Mrs. by any railroad are said to be those Judd was seized with convul- In Your headquarters when you visit val of another wild The Catalog which outlines all the in town. boy El Swainston, Propr. Although the cold la not sions, and whet) they conveyed her sc Sweden. the State Fair or Conference University Work ; the Preintense as in some of our western A lump of coal fell on Join Y. to her parents home she had two Catalog, which deparatory the states, consnowfall Is shoulders was Haddocks and he while Of la heavy tli course invitation Is extended scribes the preparatory and more attacks. A physician was sum- tinuous. The snow Wagners Beer on Draft Bunny-broo- k of various at work early Wednesday morning, two years of Pure Food Whisky you the year round. and the probabilities are kinds which are usedplows on these roads and he is incapacitated for a few moned, work, or an Illusthat but for the severe vomiting are said to be the moat powerful In trated booklet of School days. tobich accompanied the spasms the the world. There are ttniea, however, of MineB, will be mailed John Clayton of Coalville has ac poisoning would have- proved fata'. when. even., this. --machinery., Poverty In. Engtlab. Metropoifa. free on application . . fails. to Bottled Beer . . . One out of every four persona who eepted a position with the 'Ve are glad to report that she is dear the way,, when hundreds of men die la London die on public charity. Crass Creak Coal company. how out of danger and is improving must be employed to ding out the UNIVERSITY of UTAH stalled trains. rapidly. SALT LAKE CITY UTAH The ward officers are shingling For Bladder Kidneys, and repairing the meeting house, Rheumatism. and about $300 worth of ehatrs arRELIEVES rived yesterday to be used in the hall for church and other services. SO days treatment for $1.00. Satisfaction The Primary officers gave the OF E children a party Tuesday afternoon guaranteed or money refunded. and in the amusement ball Aid grounds. JOHN B0YDEN& SON. Dancing and games furnished ONLY THE BEST amusement for the youngsters, and MATERIAL USED ice ores m, cake and sanuts were served. Marfa ibe Graves of Departed Our school will open Tuesday, Ones before they are Lost ..Leave Sept. 9, with three teachers. a Record cut in Marble of Granite Edna Redden lias been the guest for Future Generations of Irena Redden the past few days, C. H. West left-oTuesday for Do It Now Park City, and after a short visit there he went on to Salt Lake. few years .of married life often make !o disposition of many women. The freshness, the charm, the brilliance vanish like the bloom from a Peach which la rudely handled. The By Our Special Correspondents. matrou i only a dim shadow, a faint echo of the ch firming maiden. There are two reasons for this change. Ignorance and Tewr young Women neglect. appreciate the Shock Jo the system through the change which comes with marriage and motherhood. Many neglect to deal with the unpleasant jdvle dralna and weakA number of our citizens made The many friends of I.yle Hixson nesses which too often come with marretheir he has lie learn that to will regular trips to Coalville last glad riage a id motherhood, not understanding week. that this secret drain ft robbing the cheek covered from a hadly sprained W-of its freshness and the form of its Hrik His wife and family visited linn- had more strange visitors fairness. Mr. and Mrs. It. Rigli.v last week. here t lie past week than we have As surely as the genera! health suffers Mr Jane Keynolds lias returned hail for several years past. when tin-ris derangement of the health from a weeks visit with friends of the delicate womanly organs, so Mr. and Mrs. W. H. and surely when these organs are established in in Woi id land. Mr-- . John family, accompanied by health the face and form at once wiim-sKevesand family haie re- - Stiaw, went down to the the appearance and SRASS in-re- , nc-rc- j ( : J nVJLrrUn j Kimi-iee- j - . 1 ' e 1'iwl-vlll- e. ' s j d . r zr:'g:kk halilt-formin- 1 , cublc-fcK- it ' I -- d , TU'.-ila- y. . brokeo-aow- IDO j j re-- . - a ix.ti-n- t v 14a- - rij-lit- s, r. - c ' MfOVE Sun-vis- it la-- s t - ' t 2-13 - OAK SALOON Normal-preparato- m-JJ- ry -- - v Pineules C77 the and MONUMENTS BACIC-ACH- Marble Granite w .... Reason why Summit Monumental Works But Did Joseph Know? Joseph T. Buckingham of Boston, one of the bt'j-- t writers and grammarians of his time, said that "not one scholar in a thousand ever received the least benefit from studying the rules of grammar before the age of 15 years. Lynn Item. Sweepers gives lasting satisfaction and are the mo$t profitable to buy Wedding Anniversaries. anniversaries follow: Wedding First, cotton; second, paper; third, leather; fifth, wooden; seventh, woolen; 10th. tin; 12th, silk and fine linen; 15th, crystal; 20th, china; 25th, sll- ver; 30th. pearl; 40th, ruby; 50th, golden; 75th, diamond. IS BECAUS-Eq Thev are mechanically superior to any other sweeper ever made, They have been on the market 3 1 ,years any typify the beft in carpet sweepers mauufadured. q They have been exploited under the square deal policy of "one price to all.n $3 - Blackberry Cordial Acts as an Astnngent without Producing Costiveness IT IS PLEASANTLY SPICED 4-- Bits went round In overals An' had pie for break -- gee! An' I rang the bell thatfa'calls In for dinner an' for tea An' the hired girt, she ata At the table long with us Country girls aren t a'nosed to wait. Bo ma didn't raise a fuss. wtihtd RMtr ths back la a batn with tho root. stoop puznp An' nobody tftat to jump On us when we or messed. Ma. she says that splashed I m s sight Cause I got so black oh. Im afraid I'll get all white dar I Fore I go again next year. -U- ppl-icott'g . the Bottle FULL DIRECTIONS WITH EACH PACKAGE John Boyden & Sons Druggists Fancy Dishes . t V FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT AND CHOLERA INFANTUM I . CHAS. H. WEST, Propr. rs: Beck From the Farm. don't know where I've been been off Sown on a farm! Look here where I'xe burnt the ikln Mor n halfway up my arm! I couWJud a jW tenypig To bring home, but ms said It would get too awful big no. v hen It onct began to grow. An I saw 'em rankin' hny with a cutter ten feet wide When I wanted II the I could sit on .op nn' day ride! An on-t- . air. the cutter etlck Cut rabbit right in two-- He w It Squeak, squeak! Ilka that q ek An' you ought to seen him whtwl Farmers havs no groc'ry etore. But they get their eggs n mows. An they don t need in!!kmn for They .equeese. . mUk eiraight cut cows! An my uncle I'nele Jed when I was standin bv Onct, -Open up yonr mouth!" he said But be squirted In my eye! Utah. HOYTSVILLE, CLOSING OUT AT Two-Thir- ds Regular Price They Include Beautifa! Patterns in China, Glass and Pewter Ware, and They art BARGAINS The Peoples Mercantile Co. ALMA KLDREDGE, Mgr. - |