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Show x r. 4! COALVILLE TIME 'I In Republicans Victorious Atm-ru-iin- th ir (it loll of m K.tlt Lnk - mir-tii'k- flt t with tin et OuUIKllllloll. The Republican elected their tire ticket-a- t Nephl, Spanish Fork Pleasant Grove and L hi. Tht oity election hold resulted in a victory for the Repub' lican party, they having1 elected everything an the ticket exeept one councilman and recorder. The former had one vote majority and the latter but niue. while the majorities on the othercandidates ranged from 16 to 39. Those elected to serve the next two years are as follows: Mayor Frank Croft. Recorder J. E. Carruth. Treasurer J. S. Calderwood. Marshal John Callis. Justice of the Peace Joseph Hartley. r term Frank Counoilmen Deimug; tw o- ear term, J. H. Hall. I)r. O. V. French and J. W. Wilde. Rabies and children need pr unjit attention when suffering from coughs and colds. The hest remedy for Mothers to use is Kennedys laxative Cough Sjrup. It tastes four-yea- nearly as good as maple ugar, it contains no opiates, and it is laxaPARK l.' PI hl.lCANS LOSE TWO tive and drives the cold out of the Park C No,. - he Republi- system by gently movingtc the bowels. Sold by John Boyden Son. . . cans t:i . ne city ticket of .1 the here w it city ecep ion The hoard of county commissioners ITie an ti tu usurer. held their regular monthlv session tell - A' lo lows: ticket Monday of this week, the following (' M Wilson. Mayir main business transacted: Ricorder Mis. Lucy Gardin statement of the eldrks fees for Treasurer John J. Fitzgerald. Justice of the Peace Richard H month of October, amounting to ami the recorders fees for Waters. r Counoilmen term, Fer- September, $.74.1X1, and October, term $91.90, were read and hied. dinand iictsch; two-eTlie sum o f b .'SJ wa-- appropriated Petersen Audrew W. H. Leighton, an liidigmt. to Mary and Rojal E. Wight. A petition was received from a Majorities were large in every in- miiimer of residents of Kama and stance, the largest of all going to the adjoining pjeincts, asking the two Democrat who were elected. hoard to appoint a Deputy Sheriff in that end of the but after Many Republicans were dissatisfied consultation with county, the sheriff and t to Miss failure renominate lie with going over the situation thoroughly, Julia Burlin for city recorder. The the petition was not granted. Bills amounting to $J709.42 were Socialists polled an increased wots, a large amount of which and their candidate for mayor ran allowed, was for road work. ahead of the ticket. 1- v i re-ori- 1 ! r A. NOTES p.i- m -t ii 'i Ithoade. tall of Uu on far ur i'IMFR HVI and Wednesday afternoon the student cdkTfgo to M II 'Million's and teacher took a holiday of the salmon i itlaiivt right kind. Teams and wagons, an4f uds here for a f w day s plow and scraper, picks and shovTb .'P. Inspection ear for els were moving around very lively. i made r- - annual t rip thru tioJT A few more such holiday will make heisb nday. in the wonderful improvement Doa Girl of the Streets of the forget grounds. general appearance at Hoiw, pera classThursday Nov. week the various During the H py is t he man w ho s es this es met and organized. The Prepar- 14. mker. atory class chose for their presi- fuitpr v Shaw of Inion, is litre1 Morrel Powell: Jsbqit. dent, Alfred Haves; secretary Pearl Frost; viiJdnrelatt i s and fin ml- - prior departure on a mission in1 treasurer. Lrania Jones. The first to ott1c-rCharles states. He will leave class thttkothern are: year pres., Emily Branch; fortt!niion field on the 11th of Clayton; sec A treas. Frank Carruth. The neituinth. second year selected as president DfS-W. French and E. Pate Richard Staley ; sec.Atreas,, Ermine theilakf of Denver, have formed a ptftlrship and will hereafter be Taylor. French A Pate. Mr Pate Tlie first number of the Academy knoni hf a yar ago, while Mr w&f lecture course w ill be given Satur- Freicltwas spending a vpcatmn. and day, Nov. 23, when the hlayton hi May acquaintances will he Jubib e singer will be here. The pleMcito see him hack attraction is of the very highest orGill Of the Streets contains ' der. The company is composed of Roaring comedy situations, maiy eigh Hople. From Boston to San sevyalnovel scenic fleets and ar Francisco they have appeared in nuobetof specialties a- - strong ns every large city, ami in every sen on our best vaudeville any lecture course. Tney have full scenic production been the one colored company thusi statt.The of tklsUch-talkeof pi, ly will he recognized. They have played more 'I hursdav 4 the Opera Hott-givta return dates than any other musical organization in the country, having Al deinic of contagious diseases given more than four thousand con- seems 1 be spreading through the certs. Tlie people of Coalville are There are several cases of county. on to be congratulated the opportun- sni slips at Park City and other ity of attending this lecture course. plaef the southern end of the eoutty.and at Henefer diptherla and Your skin should be clear amt basjitwen out. A baby of Mr.MonMraJ.br. Rlchlns died there bright if your liver Is in norm day, ail two other members of the' coadition. Dade' a Little Liver Pills Ire afflicted. The schools act on the liver; and headache, con- faintlyben closed and every precau-V- t and biliousness disappear stipation Mag taken to stop the spread Price 26 cent. Sold by John Boyof dhua. A ease or two of measles den A Son. Juft Received M-it- -- The Democrats carried Brigham ami Logan. In Ogden theji elected their mayor and three counctlmer. J" Proo the mayor, marshal and th council in two wards were elected -j - S. S. itv ri'.ty t I 4 !'. fiTii.-'s)- . Four-yea- ar s j another line of Pattern Hats s also another line of iee-pre- flrst-cla- ..New Coats.. For Ladies and ss Children... d e, Nai Margaret R. Salmon. Dont worry about your kidney when you can obtain 3U days treatare replied In OoalyjUe. ment of Pinule for 1.UU. These Priced Utahs Mf. Siltley, manager of the tele- Big Daily Popular The Citixen ticket won in Bing- little globules bring relief in the i mailed every morniag for 60 Cents cinpany in this district is of phone ham over the Socialists, in one of first dose. Backache, Lumbago and a month in advance, it gives all that the correspondent thacptiHi the news. Subscribe for Rheumatism yield quickly. If not tbs the hotest contested election ever in Wanllpis under the wrong Salt Iake. Republican. satisfied This e refunded. your money held In that camp. The entire Regarding the toll station belngnwtd from Rigbys store to ticket In Morgan was elected is a fair offer for you cant lose. For You cant be well if you have a tb iot. Mr. Rigby has always sale by John Hoyden A Boa. by large majorities. th weak, unhealthy, tired out stomach. give gin factory service 44 the oompany, but owing Keither can you feel good If by pabSc lo defompany inaugurating n krinrttnkriakrtrtriakritvoni feW.ckrWirakrinrinrtrtlWkiWeWMra Mini little irregularity in eating night twice In this district they caused to have the stomach you get deeaie necessary to put the tele out of order. These little stomach pboie i y location accessible to the bt Therefore the troubles are signs of indigestion, pube change rf which and often does turn may very --e (Established May 10th, 1906.1 Iwto a very bad case 6f dyspepsia. Dont allow this to go on a single Capital, $25,000 day without doln eoufething sty overcome it. Take some good reElels of the Grass Creek and 'We pay 4 cent interest on Time liable and safe digestant like CoaVije wards please take notice solicit your patronage. KODOL For Dyspepsia. KODOL Deposits. thafihefith quorum of elders will is the best remedy known today for heart burn, belching and all troubles hoh their meetings on the 1st and ALFRED BLONQUiST. JAMES PINGREE. PWCSIDNET Friday of each month at 7 :30 arising from a disordered digestion. 3rd AOAM PATTERSON. VlCI PE8 FRANK PINOREE. CASHICR. ocock p. m. Instead of the 1st and is re-J It pleasant to lake and affords j .IrdSaturdays. lief promptly. Sold by John Boyden & Son. J. S. Calpkrwooii, Pres. IWWUMWMMMMtWttttttaWWktktltlttttttt.tltttltttttttltttttt The Socialist elected a majority of their ticket in Eureka. Inter-Mounta- in How Much, lm-pree- Citl-xen- tfirst Watibnal Please? Want a choice cut of prime roast beef or. S3anh T tender, juicy lamb? Maybe its pork you want or a nice, delicious steak? Hem, r.r.rans crC Whatever it is, we have it preference. and at right prices. ' VfCt-R- s to as 0s ' 1C Calderwood Bros. Meat Company 0s as OS as 0s as 0s 0s as Os as Os RECEIVED ft Quality I as as to the public it has been knonw 'is 'is as the w VI? W Figure with us before you send your money away. W SI? w Ik Co-o- d a moft fashionable garments and unqueftioned values. Our success has been built on Quality. garment bot from us is Os iI Every guaranteed to give absolute goes wrong we are hercT to give We buy you a new one or refund your money. under the same protection. We will not offer or satisfaction. If it buy anything which is not backed up by the makers. We recommend Friend tXCadc Clothes Men and Alma Mater Student Styles for Young Men. Special values in both suits and for v! tl 9 v! vt Coalville Store of Quality; place where men can obtain the th A car of Mill Stuff. A car of Lumber A car of Canned goods A car of Potatoes A car of Sugar. and about two cars in Local shipments vt VER since this ftore has been open Os as tis ft Sf overcoats at $15, t Clothing Conpang to Milwaukee $18 and $20 others $30.00. V! SI? 'it? vV 'it? Vt JS J TH Fncad tirot Sen Ik mine Xs ViX I Co-o- p 12.50 $ I I |