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Iherc are ''Voo'o" negfoo" IN the
-onih' and they arc Increasing = per
cent year II the negro WIS white
ih's would DO n matter Tor eonsr"niH-
ton Ast u, II IA anything out sla''
Tho London Times has come TO inc
rescue o. uio oh''ed states "',n an iuea
whieh u thinks wouiu soNe tio negro
question i0r "'i ''h'' ins 'dea "a ,''a'
anco we Ds'ash, 'he negro more As''n'
ms whi VIC sho"ia return MN 10 Afica
party /" our expense anu ie, min use
nus superior Hho"ieuso VI ''''''a"'oh 70
develop 'n' "oAdert'h resources OF 'ne
DARK Iohnhem' STANLEY says AtfioA Is
20 f'eh IN ai th'hsS wmeh commerce
"ahu '"at " 'ho negroes thero WON"
GUY WORK very htue u'ns o'ety gay
'h"y would ada untold millions 70 tue
veal" OF tue world
NOW nero " rcaiiy great opportunity
Tor mo oiHek man, IN the Juhyheh' OF
Inc Times Inc uhi'od states govern
meht need nave no i"ither eohhootioh
with inc sehem" thAh 10 "s'hoHsh hhes
OF steamers running ihoh'hiy-oi'eh''
II heeded-ifo'n charleston ana SaN"h'
nan 70 AFRICA fof SiiAii sum- say
40 the negro VINO wanted 10 go 10
Africa shoniS havo his passage bnt
that onld not heip unless no were
furthrr provided Tor Tho American
negro landed on tho coast Of AFRICA
which IA now region Us unfamiliar to
him Us u Is TO tho average white man.
must inevitably perish.
II some philHnthropisi. with time TO
spare and money or talent Tor getting
money from other people would turn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-13

,,,.,bap. the most prolific breed OF
A.. Known. For producing winter
- ling lambs no eve has been tried
a,,,, oosal 10 the horned Dorset. In
lind The ewes are bred In April In
Ss.,mber they bring the lambs, which
:. marketed at Christmas. In this
,a.r,ry 40 far A. they have been tried.
,h,,sor, has been made TO breed the
,r,. little later. have the lambs come
..en, Of November and bc ready for
No, IN February. No other sheep
lrovn has such proficiency and vigor
a The Dorset. Ewes when bred to
mr., produce more twin lambs than
,Bv o,hsrs. and often breed twice In -
"a, thus giving two crops Of lambs. A
,uou, fock Of 400 ewes owned by Mr..
RiAeld. Of Bridpori, England, produced
SIS lamb. in a single season.
The Dorse. Is the breed par excel
lace for spring lamb raising. Whcr-
Csf this Is profitable try tho Dorseis.
Th.y are hardy and healthy, and In spite
q their great horns docile and quiet.
Al year. old they weigh 100 pounds,
without being especially fattened. Tho
Donsr have white legs, with large
White faces and black noses and lips.
Thsy have a deep, full brisl,et and long
lagl which are light OF bone. When a
doas IA made between Dorset and South.
down the rosuli Is larger sheep. with a
heavier, arsr fleece, but not so prolific
Q! lAubs,
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Ventilation, properly attended TO, IL
~niial to the health Of the fowls In
sa,sr, and II tends to increase their
eglsying. Every honnery should have
rudlalor. but II should always be
do,,d tight on the approach OF cold
yAshsf. Many yeutilatos do more
Airn than good. The idea Is TO keep
~ air circulating only when tho wealth.
gswsrin. Daring cold weather suiil.
esti ytnnlAiion can be given by throw.
iss tho doors aud windows open in the
LAY tune. II impure odors seem TO suf.
itais the inhabitants OF tho house the
&c Thing needful Is a little work in
Gaining out tho place. and then In dis.
nhslins some absorbcntA around. Cold
Hhd, and draughts from vcn,ilators
caase tho death gilmore fowls than almost
,aythins elso In the improved sort Of
lshhoaseS Ventilation is essential to
We hsalth Of tho fowls, and. hence, 20
LAR ssg laying, but IL eau only be OBJ
had by a little forcthought and care.
watch Tho Thermometer, and regulate
., air accordingly. II will pay Ia tho
, I {. Webster In American
Clltvl,or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-13

=, The rapId Increase in the consumption
y mutton in the United slates i. com
. ,~'',, worthy Of especial note in An,
, r'.ua report Of the department OF agr.
,-'lIe Tor tho current year. The seere.
s ~, 70 '.I agriculture observes that a can.
r., ,r, ,' o. The principal cities OF the conn.
,s !, sglla evidently show that tho con.
t,,,,s. 'ua Of mutton has doubled On
lsss So "a years that is between 1875 and
,',id oe'ag ara,e OF increase twice a,
VIZ Ar ,S - 'he advance Of population. He
n. ,,, ,,'at Tho hoalthfulness OF mutton
Gina, .'D'll.y Tor summer uss In warm
Inmates .li1 and 10 growing populari,y as
my led animals Of tho best m,;,o 40
' ~'saa become more common in onr
i,,s' ss'', contribute to the rapidlv en.
S,t,4 s demand" aud no considers that
o' Si' Branch Of sheep raising should nv.
s'sA'er attention."
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According 10 the canvass made by
Farm and Homestead and The New Eng
land Farmer, the agricul,urists Of the
country are overwhelmingly for the
Blaine idea oireciprocity with Cuba and
South America, but they do not want
reciprocity with Canada, thinking II
will iniure their own interests. A inn.
jority Of the farmers from whom replies
have been received chiefly, Of course
in tbs New England and middle states 20
favor the Mckinley law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-13

The poultry like feed OF green stun
ueiy day, a head Of cabbage to pick at,
d.little tine clover hay. Some poultry
I'h'ier' save a little rowcn clover on
ls'poss for winter food for the hens.
sews The time when warm mash. of
o'i'd vegetables and meal or bran, Is
ven feliahed In the morning, and the
VHvlll 10 more abundant In conse.
ytnoe' Separate those which arc In.
saisd a. the parents Of the next years
tesN Tho contamination from mixing
w, s'a Inferior stock just before LAYING
yslN VIII last many weel.s, and Der.
- months, U many fancier has
.Anei TO hA cost. Select those that
' ~, As near pcrfec. in form, size and
=. ~ can DO found, and so inato them
~, 70 improve rather than deteriorate,
v |, ho'e tina, are good. FREQ layer,
sOa would raise pullcis that will Law
wa, r'a another ycar.-American Guilt.
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I1vE STOCK THAT PAYS.
80, WANT FINE SPRING LAMBS,
wv ssss IS YOUR SHEEP.

.,,,.. aud Description of'he Horned
n.,-no,h s.ss. Have the Horns
D a., ADAPTED to the Rearing Of h''''
LOB. for MARIE.
ii, The attention Of our readers TO
"s ne, horned sheep, as shown IN
o. ip,~-.,r.tion. Doth rams and ewes
" n,.'Th The Dorset belongs to the
lsh sN !, sheep that produce wool Of
fisily " ,.n,,,b II a excellent for comb
rsiiITr, NJ wool il soft, white and clean,
y w on the average about six
81 x'' - Tho fleece. When the early
Faas' ~. marketed the flceces ara
s s.., 81 % and sold as lambs wool.
e = !. Oo,. however. as wool sheep.
u = .rring lamb producer that we
~ = ne porset TO the attention OF
ssai. IL IL only beginning TO be
s s''s.i IN this country, but the breed
,i'I h.n a noted ono In the south OF
80 fa- generations II has not yet
..snsIrisu,ly tried in America 10 es-
"a ~ i,s perfect hardness In tho
p,sv but in northern New York Il
y. hssa introduced with the greatest
go. = and good profit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-13

A French scientist has introduced n
process for le'engraving of designs on
wood, leather or similar materials bv
means Of n pencil or tool. tho point Of
which Is constantly ut red heat. After
a series Of experiments with hot iron
and platinum wire heated by electric.
ity, special tool was finally devised
by the Inventor Of this process. which
renders the operation extremely sim.
pie. The tool IN question il another
application Of the csutery instrument
used by surgeons The pencil Inns a
wooden handle, upon which Is mounted
a small platinum tube with fine point.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-13

Occasionally newspaper subscriber
departs this life, aud then Il becomes
the duty Of the local postmaster 10 in-
form the newspaper the deceased has
taken OF the fact. A postmaster up
north thus chronicles the departure Of
u subscriber Dead, and left no adj
dress. Albany Jeurnal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-13

pesSl "', ~ Of the Philippines arc
wh,ns,o..o an extraordinary degree.
vlthou, V y on. ono Of them finds himself
meal I ~ companion to partnke Of his
md / mn, runs I'LL he meets with one,
his own ', assure. assured that however keen
v,n,n rn appetite may be he viii NOT
Ua-s,.' u Io sa,lsiy 1t without n compan.
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NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN ny rIiE
~ uudersiFned, AdminntratfiN Of tho
lslatc of john lifown. deceased, late o. SILT
laAe city, Utah, the creditors 81, and oil per
sons having claims against the aatd deceased,
10 eNhitt them with tho necessary vouchers,
within fHN months after the arst public alton
OF thus notice, w said a1nnnisuatriN, AZ the
Ollie Of Vhsries y, featfun, attorney, NJ law,
W. :. MAIN -ueet, salt LAKE CITY, that teinF
the place for tue tfans action Of The business 81
said estAlv. ANNA u. NHOwN.
Deceased.
Dated jshuArv gh. isu. at osw Nv
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Pope Leo says that thu German en-.
peror agrocs with him on one point that
religious sentiment Is the only mean, OF
solving existing terrible social problems
Then he writes, "Our mutual conviction
Of this Is a bond between US, although
divided by faith"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-13

Oh, Tifl with the lsccs rafc'"
what arc your Jewel. aud what are YOUR
hces worth TO you II, non undergoing tho
Trying oricals which fushiouahlo soci.ty
iuposrs ON IT. dcN Votes. enough 10 test tho
physical strength and endurance Of tho
hiost robust, you break down. loss your
health and hscoms n physical wreck, as
Thousands 30 from such cautcs3
Indrr such circumstances you would
willingly give all your Jewels aud su sour
incss 70 regain lost health. This you can
do " you viii hui Itsoft 10 the nee Of that
gri'A' restorative known ar DR.. pirTcs's
lafuritr Prescription, Thousands Of
grateful women bless the day i WIS made
known to THEM.
foF ali arrangements Irregularities and
wraknossef peculiar Co women, u = the
only Tumrdy, fold by drugsisla, under "a
positive guarantee from tho manu-.
iauufurs, that II will give satisfaction In
every casr. or money will h. refunded.
This guarantee has begn printed on tho
loitle-eappcr, and faithfully carried out
for many ycaru.
An inyigorsilnT tonic, !, imrutta strength
10 The whOln eyntsm. For feeble women
generally. Dr. Pierco's ravUfi'o Pr,scfip-
Ton Il the greatest earthly lnoa.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE ~ IiHEEDN GIVEN ny Tnn UN.
dcfsirned. AdininistratriN Of the estate
Of Thomas q. Jon,s deceased. 10 the creditors
Of, and Hli persons having CLAIMS ngaiust the
said ieceAsfd, 10 exhibit them With the neces
tnrf one her, WITHIN four mouths after the ifst
pubilf ation Of this notice. 20 the said Admins
trstriN, - her residenes salt Lsts CITY, In tie
County ~ salt irte.
Dated Jsnnary 10th, isli,
Ei.lLA JASON JOINS,
Adtninistratiit ~ the Estate Of Thomas q.
iouef. deceased. doAw 80
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$500 Reward !

We will paw the above reward iot any tasr Of
Liver Compliant. nTfprpsia. siei Headache,
tndifCftOu, Constipation or castiNrues We
caunot cure with Wpfrs Vegetable LAYER P.ils
when the direction are strriiy cqmplisd with.
They are purely ycErtabie. aud never taii 10
rive satisfaetiur. sugar CoAtsd. Largo botes
containing . Pills. . cents. beware % coun
iefeits ard initstipns. TINS genuiB- maui.
featured only by rHt join Q. WEsT CON
PANN, ChfGAGO. III.
sold ~ .jonssoS, rpAr. = Co, Dnsgif,s.
salt Lake CITY.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Estate Of Thomas Harris. Deceased.
NOTICE Is nERKBY GIVEN ny TuE
~ undersigned, kNceuior Of the Estate
of Thomas Harris, deceased, TO the cred.
tors o.. and AL persons having claims against
shia deceased. to exhibit thom with the ncces
safy vouchers. within ten months after the
hTst publication of this notice, ~ the SAID
executor. Aufelius Miner. Al bis ofse 80 VI
soutl, Isst Temple street. salt SHE CITY,
Itsf, In tLy county o. salt i.ake.
Dated salt I.hke CITY. January 18th, isqi.
AuHkLiuS MINER.
Executor Of the tsiate Of Thomas Harris, de-
frafed 4 oaw iW
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


IN dersisned. administrator Of tho estatn
81 Edgar Wiiliams, deceased. IN the rrediisfs
Of. aud Ill prrsuns having claims against the
sait deceased, 10 erhibit thtfn with the netcs
sary vouchers, within ten months after the FIRST
publication Of this notice, 70 tho said nuf1inlf
iratur, at " South Main street. -aii Like Cltf,
in The county Of salt Lake, r,ah Territory.
". J. BFAT1E,
Administrator Of the Estste OF Ldrar VII.
liams deecafe1. fiAw hN
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A COOP GIRi. TO cox AND DO HOUSE.
N work. at pp ith Ea'L GOOD wasr'
prompt pay.
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l'OR SALE ~ Provo CITY, A coon
II butchers buaungts Aupiy TO hohsrt
hifkin. J street, Provo Ciiy. Il wegast
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IN the matter OF the Relate aud Guardian Ihip
Of JOIN woodfuh ani Julia woodfuh,
Minor,
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A sIIAEL n. WOODRUFF. ruE Guar
~ nlHn % the person aud tstttr Ut INlu
Mpndmu aud Iuta Wupdruh. minurs. having
alCd Me petition herein, duly srr|drd. praying
miu9ts, Tor tho purposes therein srt form. u r.
Lerriy entered that the ncSi ot ku ~ The
Nafd Hnd all ueffunH Interested iu tile estate
90 thid uitnof appear before the .ah Probate
Court on Saturday, tue 3ist daApf fetruary,
issl, At n'r ioU Ia the fofen1Yuv fnit DAY, 10
the Court Room 81 said Probate Court 1t Tho
County Cuuft House, IN the CIV aud Iounty Of
salt l.str, ttah Territory. 20 show cause Why
an order should not be granted % the said gutr
dian. ~ f'll 40 much ut The real rstatH 81 the
said miuors, Ut private shlE. a. shnti De- nsfes
aafy, aud that q cppyo this order 10 Published
NJ least three successive weeks IN tue Dr-fhit
IyIStNu NLws, ncsspgtcr printed aGd put
liahciin said Guy ami County.
Dated January 2ind, l.li.
d, ". DNnrCn. Probate Judge.
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Trnnitnu, or ur,u,
County Of sgV LAKE.
he. T.. Ailcn. CLERK OF the rfahlt- Court In
aud Tor the County 81 salt i.ate, iu the rsft.,
tory oi Utah. DO hereby certlfy that IN. fors
gong IL u fuil. true aud correct copy of order
to show cause why order " sale OF real estate
should not Ie made ~ toe waiter Of the staie
aud guatdlaushlp Of jqlp Woodran aud Iuiia
Mo0drun, iniAeis. llsd January ssnd, 1901, q.
appears OF record VA my nfIre.
Ia witness whereof. have horcunto ~, ny
hauf and affixed inc seal 81 sali Court, this
Sind day Of January, A. u. 1871.
81 q 4. ALLEN,
Clsrk ot Probate Court
~ o. y. STANTON,
DcrntY tltrk. Il
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Couft Of the County of salt
fate, Territory - utsh.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A TTonNEY Al LAW, 20 MAIN STREET,
n Hooper a tldfodEe block 4
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RANCH For SALE.

yI'uE PROPERTY KNOWN - rifE MIL.
stone Ranch, comprising 10 Hrfss IN
Mssaich County Apply To ". Peterson, 20
firtt south, ely at
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In the Probate Court Of SAT- Lake County.
Territory ~ tta'.
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OH. PIERcE's PELLETS

regulate and cicsn-r the liver. s,om,ch
and bosyh. one dose. aOld BY Drug
giits. - cents vial.
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PRICE 10 CENTS.

rods to the south "a corner of said sec
tion 30, thence east on aforesaid town
ship line until it intersects the stage
road between section and 33 township
4 and north, range IA east The same
to be built at the expense of the peti
TONERS.
Road viewers report of B. c. Wright
and others approved and county road
established as follows: Commencing at
the northwest corner of section 80, town
ship 3 north, range east, thence run
ming about one-half mile northeast,
entering section 20 near the center of
the west line of section 20, thence
through section 90 entering section
q little south of the one-half mile
stone on the west line of SAID sec
fourth mile, thence southeast entering
half of section -, thence running east
along said line to section %, thence
north along the west line of section %,
thence following the old road to Myers
burg, Park county. The above road to
be opened at cost Of the county of
not more than 500. Ordered 800 be
dliOWeu IOr opening the same.
Road viewers report of j. NJ. Bailey
ct al approved, and county road estab-
llshed according to the petition of Geo.
M. Hatch ct al, to be built at the ex-
pense of James W. Vestal.
Road viewers report of George Y.
Smith on Trail creek road laid over.
Road viewers report on John Morrow's
petition laid over.
Road viewers report of H. J. Lowell
ct al laid over
Following bills audited and allowed
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Board visited poor house and found
same in good condition.
Ordered that Mrs. Selma Mosier be
allowed 315 per month for partial main
tenance of herself and family and clerk
ordered to draw warrant S45 in favor OF
himself and ordered to pay the same sl5
monthly for said maintenance.
E.B. Water, road supervisor, district
No. 10 removed and Thomas Flynn ap-
pointed supervisor road district No. -
to take his place and ordered to furnish
bond in the sum of $500.
Board adjourned until 9 q. m. June 4,
1891.
Fourth Day, Thursday, June 4, 1881
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, VIM. M. Wright, chairman; II.
j. Hoppe, and r. B. Briggs, commission
ers; S. Deutsch, clerk.
Following reports OF road supervisors
approved:
A. J. Ringlesby, district No. 8; Henry
Rowland, district No. 9; I. q. Shipton
district No. Is; Lawrence Link, district
No. IL; J. A. Gustine, district No. 8; AL.
Davis, district No. IA; D. N. Ely, district
No. II; A. F. Kerns, district No. 5; E. b.
Water, district No. 10; James Murphy,
district No. q; Joseph Briscoe, district
No. 6; John Anderson, district No. 3:
Following reports of road supervisors
laid over: Prosper Tessier, district No.
16; G. H. Wood, district No. 1S.
Ordered clerk of district court to
make a general index according to law
passed by the last legislature, OF his
records and an extra compensation OF
1917 cents be allowed for each index.
Following reports approved: Allan
r. Joy, county attorney; Charles Tap
pan. county surveyor; H. J. Hoppe,
county commissioner; Thomas S. Carter,
public administrator; w. A. Moore,
coroner; L. M. Lepley, justice of peace;
Thomas X. Lee, justice of the peace;
Samuel Hosford, justice OF peace; VIM.
H. Redfield, justice of peace.
Road viewers report of Henry Ellinger
and others approved, and ordered the
county road described, be opened as
recommended, described as follows,
to-wit: Commencing at the southeast
corner of section No. 20, town north
of range IA east, thence N. on the r. me
Of said section 20 60 rods, thence IN y.
northwesterly course % rods, IL rods
west from the east line OF SAID sectlon,
thance than On nearly the same direction 50
rods sossst at a. point y rods west from sS said
section line. thence in north north
essterIy esI course @ about 100 70 rods It'll till on on
the said section line, thence north north on %
the said section line netwesn - sec.,on ~ - ~
nnrthaast nr he corner of said section II, town,
sh;n IHi ,on north. range IA east, where it will
intersect the road running west from
Road viewers report of Henry Elling-
son and others approved and county
road established and ordered openeo as
follows: Commencing at the southwest
corner ] of section No. 81, township 5,
north north range Is east, thence east along
the M township line between township
and md < north q distance Of 100 rods, thence
con theast 80 rods to q point about "A
rods south from said section line, thence
in a northeasterly direction about 81
\
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County Clerk and Rece
Grazing Land Leases

The contracts for grazing upon the
Crow reservation were let to the follow
ing parties: Distric: No. l, 10000 acres,
of which $4,000 acres are available
grazing land, Samuel II. Hardin, OF
Wyoming, at three cents per acre for
the total area, or Sl6,92O for the three
years. Maximum number of cattle to
be held at any one time, $500 head.
District No. 2, $4,000 acres, 19l 900 acres
available, Columbia Land and Cattle
company, Chicago, 3.95 cents per acre, or
go, $3.50 for the three years. 5000 head
of cattle. District No 3, $4,000 acres,
$4,000 available, Portus B. Wear, Chi
cago, 3.51 cents per acre, or s2O,954.7O
for the three years, 5000 head OF cattle.
District No. 4, 256,OOO acres, 10000 avail
able, Thomas Patton, New York, 3.57
cents per acre, or S19,17O9O for the
three years, 1900 head of cattle. Dis
trict No. 5, 291 600 arces, $1,000 avail
able. Mathew H. Murphy, Miles City,
Mont, 3.62 cents per acre, or S9,665.4O
for the three years, 5000 head Of cat
tlo
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County clerk allowed S75 for current
expenses.
Application of A. A. Berg for $50 to
be expended in road district No. %, laid
over.
Report of road supervisor district No.
l, F. Bartels, laid over.
Report of last grand jury read
The following bills allowed on con-
tingent fund:
VIM M Wright, services as county com ,0a,
missioner. ...... 20 20 w. ~,
J Hoppe, services as Co. Comr..-." st 70 % ="
Briggs, ~ ~
Board ordered deed drawn conveying
from Park county to J. G. Villas and r.
w. Wright, right of way for water
ditch through southeast quarter section
4, township south, range 10, east, for
consideration of 81 and 40 inches OF
water from said ditch.
Board visited county Jail and found
everything in good order;
Board adjourned sine die.
s. DEUTsCH,
County Clerk and Recorder.
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What is ScrofuIa

1t is that impurity in the blood which, accumu.
latng In the glands Of the neck, produces un.
slightly Jumps or swellings which causes painful
running sores on the arms, legs. or feet; which
developes ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose often
causing blindness or deafness which is the origin
Of pimples, cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to "humors >
tits more formidable enemy than consumptiop
or cancer alone. for scrofula combines tho worst
possible features of both. Being the most ancient
is the most general Of all diseases or affections
Tor very few persons are entirely free from it,
How can 1t be curedf BY taking Hoods Sarsa.
parilla. which, by the cures it has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
Tor this disease. For all affections of the blood
Hoods Sarsaparila is unequalled, and some of tho
cures 1t has effected are really wonderful II you
suffer from scrofula in any Of its various forms,
be sure to give Hoods Sarsaparilla trial
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for IS. Prepared only
by c. !. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar