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Show , f CALL ON US ik f step advancement. We now have a piano house controlled by J. S. Merrill apd J. Brigga. They are torrying ipuny fine makee of llanos d are giving the same prloea an heir goods aa you would find In totfmbtoof la Ika of fcv lb M ooro of wool. o woakaann poootiar to It fe ia Ika ooly rprmrio of ita kiad doTkoad by fogulorfy itda oted pbyaiiwoo oO axpaHoopod ood akillod apoaklaat ia Ika diaaoaaa of It la oaafo aaflaba lo oay ooadkioa of tfcoayataoa. THE ONE REMEDY which oootaiao ao aioobaf for the Best Woven" Wire ' Coalville has taken another Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription ; Fencing Ornamental' Fencing and Iron Fencing aad ao iajarloa Edholm & Akin, Props. .York City. This gives the of Coalville and sutTonnding tons advantages theynever have tod before in the purchasing of an ew Moving Pictures & Illustrated Songs Jkople drod oad wklib kobfe-foroJ- af 'TPTki.& oraotoa ay.awrfaf for aaoh atiawloata. THE OWE REMEDY ao food tW ita aoboaa afraid to ydot ita vry lafradiaat aa Change of Program Every, Night Intrument of the ' highvst tiuaiity ad at the " lowest Eufs. We the mueio loving people 4 this of tbs vicinity will give these young nen all of the enoeuragement It is sold by swffiotoS doolors ovorywbsra, ood ooy doslor who assa't It oa st it. Doot tako o subsdtots of ookoowo eompowtioo lor tbb wdiaioo QC Anyone interested in Piano tbs tork will do well to call and inves-tgat1011 oowosmoN. No ooootorisit k as food ao tbs faaniosis sad sitbsr wittskrn who Myo sootsthinf sfrs is just as food ss Dr. PiareaV orjwrite, if not convenient te U trying to deceive yoo tor bis owa sslbsh benefit. Such a men is aot to or these instruments. Anyone We ship by the car toad, direct trusted. Ha is trifling with your most priosisss posostsioo your bssim their Piano Tuned, Repair-e- l Uhing ml lifs ba Sm ftr. itself. ytm ysa may aid your M and at a great from the factory, or polisned, will get the best of ot ttisfactlon by sending in their freight. taring wdere aa My. Merrill has had eharge poraoiol f each work ia large establishments Our Priced Defy Competition h tbs east, also having had the Vioinitg Comment. of eoaslderable factory Mr. Brigge is also a prac-toworkman replite. Haas Bread for oale by Mrs. state laws when they dont do it ml themselves. Jooepb Hartley. WtlTWWTpmmnr Admission lOctsJ sin-tre- ly Thursday, MAY 6. lpe poa-hi- e. We Have the Goods mow '4. e, S. C. Rhode Island Reds ti NEW: WINNERS AT THE SALT LAKE POULTRY SHOW. from utj,ity P6" Fcras flIS PersenL8 from high score winners ge oo0 gl Hoytsville Cash Store A - Elder Lawrenos Stones left I. M. Shaw blew down to the Salt Lake Wednesday morning re Lake Tuesday morning. paratory to leaving on a mission to the Southern States. On Friday and meeting priesthood Auxiliary Birch, will be held at Peoa May lfith. night an enjoyable party was git on at his homo attended by many of of U. U. Graduate t n Con Hunt planted 60,000 trout fry his friends nnd neighbors. Wednee-Elder was shower tendered Comity Surreyor grand in the Weber river laet Saturday. Stones by the younger people of the and Underground Surface Wanted Plain aad fancy sewing, ward id the Belief aoclety balL It a delightful affair. . r trying. If re. Jee. Hopkins, phone Mo. 14 UTAH rod. HOYTSVILLE To the Citisens of Coalville sue Don't forgot the base hall msst You are earneetly Vicinity: ing aext Wednesday evening in the Bated toAttend a moetiugsto.-helAbstracter. ' City hall. In', the City hU, Coulvll Dont forget we are selling Bosnian Wednesday eve., May 13, 09, at 8 p. A Cashln Hand Made Harnese. C. m. for the purpose of encouraging the organisation of a baseball team. W. A M. Co. Abstractor of Titles for Summit a large and enthusiastic Bond The commissioners proceedings Desiring County. Under $10,000.00 meetiag. Respectfully submitted, Real Estate, Insurance. F arm Loam are crowded out of this issue fpr H. P. McCardle, Chester Malin, lack of space. Roscoe Eldredge, Com. HI. At No. 3 Ik 1 Mrs. J. Ed Paxton of Park City Sam Robi neon, son of B. Y. Robhas been the guest of Miss Nell met with an scolded at the inson. . week. the Surgeon Rhoades during Wasatch mine Tuesday evening. I Physician happened in this way as nsar as we We received an intereating com- oould learn. Sain to a driver and munication from Elder Charles W. had changsd rune to anotner part of Rees, who le now In Vienna, Italy, the mine to which he was not fan , yesterday. iliar, and while gotog up with a trip Physician and Surgeon was caught between the roof and and of Oakley, George Gibbons car with the result that hto collar in were of Office in Summit Block, Coalville Wanshlp, Ed. Games town this Week and each purchased bone was broken. Dr. French' set the broken bone and Sam to getting a new Veils Buggy from C. W. Office Hours, from 3 to 4 p. m. along nicely. Co. M. these All who can should observe H hour as near as possible. Apostle D. O. McKay and Charles Thirty years ago the pact week a Hart were In attendance at the or oold wave passed over this section and snow covered the ganisation of the duff ward las of country Law. Aitorneys-a- t ground on the 6th, eo says an old' Sunday.' The name CoalviUe Eas ward was changed te Gluff ward to time resldflht. in honor of : W, ,V. vP3t.ii The efty recorders yearly finan- Gluff. 9ohn T. WildSwau cHbeea cial statement la yet unpublished bishop, ihd Thbe. T. LT Chappell as The law aays it mast be published first and J. W. Staple aa aeeond ATTORNEY-AT-LADoes the mayor and city eonpcll councilore. This paper eongratd-lato- s the people of Cluff ward In the approve the act of the recorder? , election of their bishopric, and the Mrs. David Reea Jr., arrived from plendld nan e given tho ward. Coalville, Utah Woodruff Tuesday; Mr. Rees to coming overland by team and they A number of baseball fans met at Phone 41 Red. will make their home here. This the City ball laet Tuesday evening. joins their many friends in wel- Walter Calderwood was elected --r coming them, chalripan and Moses C. Taylor. Secret Society. A committee was appointcommissioner to To? ameetlng to which ed arrange official-noticof the new poll tax no tho business alt men," city council of officers the can the law. How Coalville and ail interested In promoting the to the others respect county expect 1. sport will be invited to attend. The committee consists, of H. P. McCardle, Roecoe Elcfredge nnd ChesMeets every Wednesday Evening ter Malin. The chair named D. A. Brothers in Jones Hall Visiting Walton, C. A. Carnia and Moses C. Cordially Invited. Tayler as a committee on resolution. fol Surveyor f The Briquette Plant Will be Located Here . Don . d . Edward Ha Rhead and O. W. FRECNH, If Cftptttl, $25,000 JSatplM $5,000 Mr. Durkee says that daring hto Sort stay lnCoalville, that he has ere than satlefled himself that W.puy 4 i is the choloa plaee - for plant. That the quality of the ooal south of towum the Dexter and Tbotnaa land .is beat "suited fer briquettes, owing to Itsbelngaelean teal, cheap to mine and acceetible to the railroad. Officials of the railroad were here Wednesday interviewing Messra. Jffiher and Durkee, and surveyors for the track to the mine will be here at once to run. a preliminary line. This means work to commence tence. These gentlemen say that quite a number of Coalville citisens have expressed themselves at desirous of taking stock. There are a few points that they want to be satisfied on. Xhfl binder used the cost of someth cost of plant land the quantety qf coal. All these, and any other Depoats. JAMI . & cent inter eat on Time solicit VtMOan. VsseieMCT a. BLACKMAN. VlCS I jrour putimufe. ALPMUO BLONQUieFUa PRANK PtNORKK Vsss .. -- Summer Millineryand Trimmings . in Great Variety at MRS. M. E. RHOADES, Miliner i PHONE 41 BLACK. Continued on page 8 .! wee StltrjWKRMtSntUMtSWtsmWStlS3ttWltStWStlMWKWWUMtMtSWtRlltUtSWMtttWSMWttSlMUWWWMt s r J' ; Wednesday,: May 5th, Millinery Opening ! ! Hats fcrthe.Ladies and Children ..ftolllbe on, M nt Sin the various, shapes and coIors--Bonn- cb rr r Babies too W . : (Eetabliehed May 10th, lfl06.) Across. tkla 1 Jfirst THattonal Bank Oiir Citizens Come ; eeley J. N. JENSEN, Coalville, Utah, Box 93 ' I have jut bought a new line of beautiful Skirts, Waists, Jackets I Call and See t Them. U uVH Margaret R. Salmon x -- y. Jk he-county e Lodge No. 28, . O. O. F. CLARK. V. O JOS. J.HLHAVBH.N W. I BALL. Hecy. . WM. WKL8H. Traasnrar. O- - Netary Public. CR. JONES, to to to Summit Stake quarterly to ence was held Kamaa laet day and Sunday, Apostle David 0. to McKay andChas. H. Hart were to visiting authorities. .The Special Offer for Month of ' confer- In Fireman s Func Insurance Company of San Francisco Afary Ann B Clark (at the Shoemakers.' u the Agent for Summit County for To all who purchase I will press Suit, them during the of charge. sea-sonTr- ee A full and complete line of SKIRTS in the Iatest fabrics and styles, and a new snappy the place to ge them. Yours please W. H. Robinson ..BARBER. 1 ft a .p , prices from :50c to $6, including a line of Tailored Waists in checks and bars at " $1.50 each, T , K t- - Yours for the latest - t, v X) iJ V: - i Ask to see the new fabrics in Spring Suitings mm Gr GroltTL 4 & line of SHIRT WAISTS ranging- - in - you want ut - was one ofr the largest gatherings ever held In the stake, and very In- teres ting discourses were delivered,, At the conference there was present five aged ladies all in fairly good health their combined ages being qe 443 years, and all having lived in Kamas over forty year. They are loved and respected by all, being known a Aunt Rath Pack, Grandma Carpenter, Aunt Lois Mitchell, Grandma Lambert, and Auntie Harder. to to to Satur- Tbe farmers wife, or anybody wife for that matter, . who markets a pound of batter without haring CJ If real stamped upon It her name and address and the exact cumber of onuwhen it toil stylish clothes ses that it contained her hands, is liable to a fine of sot less thaa $36 or the penalty nuty r order I ean dll Send m this is reach $100, with ten days imprisonthem for you. V Utah ment added. Should ' a second ofCoalville, to fense occur the punishment may be doubled. The statute governing tbfl tamping of butter applies alike to or farm production creamery, Suitsi $1 5 and up. Pants, $5 up and the dairy cuts no figure t quantity all. The law also applies to me. rchants selling unstamped butter. Only last week, several merchants Hair-cin Ogden were fined for selling u If you want a FirO-clastamped batter. State Food ComTa3or. . dr Shave,' cal on roe. missioner Hansen complains that tbe law is being ignored In many England Bldg. Main Street Ut. Main CobMSu, Side Elat St, parts of the state. OoalviUa, Utah. ss At the conference ; Notary Public Resident Agent e u? to? Nb, l o-- oo 9 V V 9 $ |