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Show WILD OATS. TIMES. COALVILLE at laaraadaa tr vei la tot Maia Crf. In many aactions of tba north weet where aprtng wheat ie tba main craft 3. R. JUNES wild oata are becoming a nuisance. Editor sad Business Manager. They spring up rapidly during the arty moat ha and tend to smother out : ilMW mt ft AsttoPs to GmM0 UtoO. to 7, tb young wheat plants. Where winter wheat can be grown wild oatawW Ptots OmOm. MM M toon disappear. This Indicates the proper method of getting rid of them. Twm of 8uborlptt0 Although winter wheat cannot be Faioklo to tJroneo. grown In tbe extreme northwest. It ie . ... possible to get rid of the oata by plow-la- g it ...h iHtHI - IU Mautb ... . . .. to la the fell, tbea la the aprtng har, ii rowing theJnad as early aa possible, Tim Mouth Basis Copt.. repeating tbe operation every tea diya until the latter part of May. Tbe wild Ifri.a Wheat 4JUALY1LLE. FRIDA Y, June 7, 190?. avu Dfsrcrs. SSiD , TB19. Itwlaaw Thi old way of taking pepsin, b.smuth etc. to cure .. dyipep, - n k d 8re . Raw oats will hare sprouted, after which par lit tor Srtoliurar-to- . tbe ground can be plowed and needed lanl atolrs. toliasesas tuwr for wh mbNwi t nnu par doom to some of early variety barley. The barley will ripen before the seta have time to mature seed. Of course It Ie necessary to obtain new and perUwn TnOtU clean barley seed every year. XniUnim W. L. Ususea lid Carl fectly Growing com will aid In getting rid Allison snlertaloed ilmt eighty of tbrir of tbo oata, but cultivation must ba friend at a lawn festival Tuesday even-I-nf carefully done and non of tha crop allowed to seed. Where it la possible to , Jana ttih, and it was a grand suo- - fallow wheat land tbe oata can bo got , caaa ia every petlcalor, rid of by plowing directly after the The pretty lawn larroaadlnf tb wheat harvest and barrowing every two weeks daring the fait and begin- Utah. residence waa elegant? lighted Ilsneea ' ning again In tbe spring. Wild oets will . AS TRVK AS GOSPEL. - with Chinese laataraa ad every aort, ba- - all bare sprouted and have been killed - tide two large are lights, tofethar with by tbo first of May or Just before the time to seed spring wheat The eily flattered and by' flturieg tba ether daeoratkmtpreaan tad sbeautl- themselves. Weetesm Ossm. fal apy anno. Tba interior of tha rail Tbe game laws of tba western its tea Evil thought are the keys which un- afaaca waa alao tastefully decorated all targe game at this season of locks protect ' th heart to evil deeds. - with tinea and roses, A beautiful arrh an huntsman latoa will ba strictly sdbercd to - has tha year, bnt the araa erected in ona ooraar of open field for duck, goose, snipe, plover and tome other birds, whila In a few states quail, prairie chicken, turkey and woodcock may be ahot until the middle of March. In Colorado snipe, curlew, duck, goose, swan and crane can be banted until April 18. Ia Idaho duck, goose and swan can be hunted until March L .In Montana duck, goose and swan ean " be bunted until May L In Nebraska snipe, duck. gooss, swan and crane can be boated until April 18. Ia Nevada quail, prairie chicken, duck, curlew, plover, snips, woodcock, goose, swan and crane can be banted until March 16, In Oregon duck, gooes and awau can be hunted untit March L In both the Dakotas duck, goo. swan and crane can bo bunted until May 1 and tn South Dakota plover and curlew until May 15. ,In Texas quail may be hunted anti! March 15, wild turkey until April 1; ether wild fowl not protected. Ia Washington plover, rail duck, gooes, warn curlew, plover, snipe and rail can be hunted until May 1. Four Track Newa. tba dining voeai throngh which, tba refreshments waaijrad by Ulaa Clara Allan. TJba tabWtea presided over by Misses May Yonnf, Yirtinla Smith, Bessie Blond a. v Elba Carrnth and Ruby Branch, and it can ba laid that tba goeata wara na ) , taken rare of by thaaa young waitraiaaa. Tba lunch waa gotten up ia elegant ityla . and waa mack enjoyed by tboaa present. Dancing and games on the wall lighted lawn warn tba a pedal fraturaa. Prof. ' W.C.ClUa andaonof Salt Lake City forniihrd the muilc which added to tha plana urea of tbo aran'ag. Little Agnaa Cliea. aavan yaara old, played" eararal selection on her violin, much to tha t - aa joy meat of tbo gaeata. About twralra flock the gaeata began leafing, bat many remained longer, - aaaalng rather reluctant aboat departing rafter baring enjoyed such a bleaaaa areolDgMeadamea Ifanaan and are to-- ba congratulated upon tba - merest of tbo festival, and wa are . aura tboaa preeent appreciated manner in which they were entertained. Tb incited gaeata were a follows: XUeiirtgnd Sleedimei If. W. Taylor, TV L. Allan, G. W. Young, Alma EU dredge, W, W.Cluff. Frank Croft, George Beard, G. Y.Ballock, F. H. Wright, ' J. L. Boyden, 0. W. French, J. E. Wilde, A Smith, L. tLEldredge, John V W,Ylitck,R.8.Ca'derwood1C. R Jon, - Each experience a him either better er worse. J. " " The ItiterfJounlar'ri Farmer and Ranchman Putiishod by Th Tribune Pi Wishing company, will contain each information respecting tbe farm and ranch of Utah, Idaho, Wyoming. Nevada and Colorado as wilt mass iovatuoble stock raiaing, as well as agrieoltate, fruit and flower culture, and tha track garden and hennery being especial attention. It ie $100 a year in advene; ia published every Tuesday, and will be mailed on year with THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for $1 50 ia advance, BALT LAKE TRIBUNE alone, $1,00 per year. ADDRESS 3ALT LAKE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Balt Lake City. PERRY B HEATH, Publisher and General Manager. - the preliminary Courtship sklrmUh before the regular Utile be ,lD , 'j - . wa CftSH BARGAIN STORG If you are going to .white washyour house or do any plastering you should vuse the very best Lime in the country. 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U Is i - And Emm Wilaou, C4ar A'len, Kellie crowbar put through the ring oa chain Rhoades, May and Retta Wheaton, F and propelled around tbe rod A. a Margaret Young, LaVania Coplay, Lluis which causes the chain to wind around tbe gas pipe, which turns with tbe leIlodaon, May Welab, Ellxa Barber; ver, winding tbe chain around, capstan - Manara. P. 11. Neeley, Ben Birch, Brig fashion. The amount of strain is limit-eonly by the strength of materials Alec and John Walkar,Erl Robinson, and of operator. . , Ilnppj Times ta Old Taws. Send Five Cents few tsintte Magazihi. To-da- th TPlr"l nm WeberCoaTGo i Jpposlts U. U. Patent Onion WASHINGTON D.CX y - '! iMt espy dl th N an m arfiai cVy Pwifa od SKxtet, sttotok er photo of tovraUoa far For frs book, frMieportoa and f Wo! "Wa felt very happy," write B. It tw mny a cm (trs pa s :: a Pevfll, Old Town, Va., W hen Bucklena Then begin with any crop which will co. grow rye, buckwheat, corn, beans, thi iiw taxi . Asnica Solve wholly cared oar daughter SS BrssSwsy, Sis Trk, g. T. land to a start the If get anything bad a of case cald of head." Itsdelights weeds when left to Itself, it is . mil who dm it for Cats, Corns, Burns, produces to produce spin ebbing else. good enough Cruises, Boils, Ulcers, Eruption. In Turn the weeds under, sow something, Only 25c at Boydea's turn it under, sow again. In two or rf, fallible for Piles. store. three years the results will be seen, re, , t marks a writer on this subject Notice for Pnhllcallaa, 11 Weil on very sandy and very hard soils. -f- PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY Pat-torn- If It, KWH Wo proaptiv otoaln O. ft and Is the cheapest end best Magazine now before the American public. It shows New Ideas in Fashions, tn Millinery, tn Embroldtry, In Cooking, in Woman's Work and tn Reading; beautifully Illustrated in colors and tn black and whits. Above all. It showstha very fashionable New Ids s, Stvui, made from New 1m which cost only lOc. each. To lteelalas Wsrasst Lange, you think that lands lack humus, apply stable manure or turn under a green, crop. The best general green crop ia red clover, but it does not catch tll-ao- One Dollar 1 Ijeli s( tt,4S SMU to M, m toMoCALL CO.. THE Wsst Ms! THIS d and Bart Eldredge, Leo Erana, Eddie n .Allen, C. A. Callia, A. IWi, Join and Curtia Alliaon. Fsmsrty Wro aa dsstoa Uws. S1Sm MM ssiS Sto I (Mlj Mto, sIt Bsstls Otof A sS Psifsrstlsss Ssssw Wsos (h far . Losty, Agr.es Farnsworth, Mary Wil- llama, Clara 81miatar, Vtattia and Maggie muiiisi SERVICE, EQUIPKEHT 'N TRACK. - o - N. 5112.- Ntslsti - M Planted Ear! nag If raved. if Notice ia hereby gireu that tha named settler has filed notice of bis intention to make final proof in sup-- . port of his claim and that said proof will die made before the County Clerk of at Coalville, Utah, onJnly - 8th, 1902, vis : Samuel Clark, II. E. No. "J11632, dated June 10, 1895, for tb west lhalfofthe north west quarter and the 'west half of tha tooth westquarterof Mast Bevar and liras. l . Section 22, In Township S north, ranged county produces more maple Geauga ., Salt Lake Meridian. ' sirup per square mile than any county Heaamee the following witnesses to in Ohio. Vermont also has a large outprove hi continuous residence upon and put. Vermont auffert from vast quan- cultivation kd mid land, vis : Roland j tities of bogus sirup manufactured in Clark", Thoms Jodd, Frank Clark, and , cities and flavored with cheap maple j ' Thomas Clark, all of Upton, Summit I sugar and sold all- over the West and ; Vermont labeled' "Pur Maple Sirup. 4 county, Utah. ' i So railed "Pure Ohio Maple" is oa sale D. Fuax rionss, Register. over tbe west and east and Indeed in lSn20 . J3L A. Callia, attorney. - . titles ia Ohio. Ohio Farmer. ing y, - - ,o; m war- - Many farmers plant potatoes lata In tha season In order to avoid In part the rsTSSPs pf the potato bug.and there is no question about there being some advantage In this respect But If continued experiments demonstrate that early planting and thorough spraying will Increase the crop from fifty to a hundred bushels per acre over late planting and tittle or no spraying It would seem a wise policy to plant early and protect tbe planta by spraying, ays 'Professor I A. Clinton of New Tork. Department of the Interior, Land Office at Salt Lake Citv -- : MAGAirX.- IMm( wlf 4 Wnsriiftol Iltdtotrvn, . SR ASS CREEK 'i.1 ME 60. Always On Hand ATIEE PATTERN Ijmtr owe wlrclloo) fo mr? cribev. Only 50 cools a rm . UTAH COALVILLE, . Trad Manas Ohms Cowvmowem Ac. a imm ittis (Store MOtoMraaw (toiifcjy Mitolm oaf optmum Iiw vkatoMT M Hi ts. at any otlter Store in WOaWWAAAgA v Gltlt'.zt Error tell In balk, lewis-- of the dealer who trie to aril aaaethlfif joat at food." Salmon, Roy Wilkina, Lonadale Allan, Frank Olaan. R, F. W. Q. Fiaher, William Wilde, , Korthcott, John F. Salmon, Mra. L. W. Williams; r Misses CUr and Nellis Wiiliama, Blanch ad Qraca Young, Amy Boydan, Agora -- ffian E . Itching Filer produce moieture and causa itching, this form, as esll Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Files are cured Piie Remedy. by Dr. Stops itchiig and hleedtne, Aheorta tamers. 50c a jnr at Drncgiets.or send by mail. Treatise free write me about your case. Dr. .poMuko Phtlsda. Pa. For sale by John Boyden A Son. Cemlaa er YEARS tor Cove Per I lie. Dsvtss Fee Ytarhtealaar Pease. A correspondent sends to the Ohio Farmer an Illustration of a fence a tret chcr which be eaya Is a powerful on too." A is a round rod six or seven feet long and from one and a half to two Inches la diameter, with ring or clevis at P, to which are fastened two tog chains, D, D, which are attached to takes, K, E. driven tn the ground. B is a pioco of gusptpo largo enough to . -- VEXrBMENCE X treat Tima with kindheas sod he will retain tbe jompiimeat lay down hie ecyth and shake do V - Dress Goods, Shoes, Hats, Suits of Clothes, Tinware, Flour, Groceries, etc., D The liberally which give largely often defeat the charity that would help ieely. Even good excuses are poor era tehee to help one broken word even to lass conclusion. If . Are futi, fir and condsive, Republi- - j can ia poli'ic, U i jast.nnd it print all j tb new, both political sod rommercist, j without fear or favor. THIS IS A CAMrilUY YEAR Aod you cannot ba a Lhoot TLe 8alt - Lak Tr'bone. TERlI OF gUBsCRIPTIOS-Da- ily and Busdy Tribune, on week, 25 cents: Daily and Bundsy, on month, $1.00; Bundav T'iboito,oa year, $2 00; fianday Tribune, six monthe, $1 00, la merely Psls,J, la, ns Fools at wist men laugh, hot wise ovsr tools do ween ia vain. ITfiSimifilB REPORTS gea- -- MARKET Jto-eaa-- ko Al-lla- T. J, La CTAfiT CIEATE8T , DAILY iewspaper. , Reflect tb sew of tha world, eral, 8iat, eoooty and eMy. is all wrong. They may be pot op In Ulletain liquid tbe result ta just the same. Tbe bjec is to eitsteariiftesl diction, but tii docs sot make a care. Ftcp Uklpf tb pep sis, etc., and you have yout dyp'p-si- a or Indigestion back again People ase opium and cocaioe for oenomu two hies and sick-heaache, it does not ccte.riop taking tha drug and tbs pain and dirir Merot urns. Thao ly Common thod la to driva oat of tha htfieta tt cause of dyspeepsia sod sick btsdseba by gleaming tha !omeah and boleU, a tba earn time using a medicine dst till set oa the liver. This forces thrsdh the glands of tha stomach tha dlCtlveuU that aatore intended - In this" tray you core dyapeepeta. Tie medicine that cures dyspepsia by this method ie called Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills. They pot the body in condition so that tbe different organs ean do their eork la a net oral way Drngxiat sell these pills at 25 Cte box, or ire will send t hem-pai- d, on receipt of 25 eta ia stamps. 8s in pi Nx free, it lake one pill tor a dove. Address, Dr. Goan, t'hiUeo'phi Pa. For sale oy John BojdenAbonCoaiville Salt Lake Tribuna At our Store you can buy. The vu The , '"tors. ' Eastern Points. 'ma Sins THROUGH Delightful A Btnregt, tpollK A Good ii. Chlcio, ftfll, Ktut . ; ; tia Direct Ce&stctiou for . Utdicine. ml SostlitisL For Soto io CooMHo kf cr. t CHS CltJ, SL dhli WITH Safe Stimulant, - ' IttUS - 1 Union Pacific FOB ALL A ua-XzI- a. I N , :y;y PlCTOR' . tut ; Detailed information cheerfully fur ciahed on application. C, 1. WITEADON, Agent, Coalville, Utah . 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