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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-05-27
PITH AND POINT.


A trim hgure-Ihe mlil1ner Dill
When the oarsman retires he comes
out of his shell. Puck.
Some peoples eyes are regular pair
of stares. Rochester Democrat
The auctioneer is man who likes
to have you talk back.
Children who dine ct the second table
take after their parents. Boston Trans
cript.
we met by chants, said the orgenist
who was engaged to the soprano. -
Washington Star.
The birds were the first spring poets.
Their lays are good ard on nest ones.
Philadelphia Times.
She Have you read Loves Cruel
Enigma" He-"No, but I've solved
it? I'm married man.
A touch of the crinoline craze ap-
pears to have gotten into the masculine
hat brim. Washington Star.
A man without any get up 10 him
can't expect to make much of q success
rs u QOu CARTIER. - DlllldlO Souiitis
He's in trouble SOS his wife
Because he tried, they say
To lead s19, 900 life
On $1,000 pay.
Chicago Record.
No. Maud, dear, the ohickweed aa1
the eggplant are not members Oh the
same botanical family. Philadelphia
Record.
With little men it may be different.
but when tall man finds himself short
he is always embarrassed.-Buffalo
Courier.
Don't you believe that love laughs
at locksmiths, said the wig maker.
81 know because Tn sort of lock-
smith myself.
"Does Irvington keep carriage since
he married?" "Oh, yes, l see him
wheeling it most every day. "-lndi-
anoplis Journal.
The true sportsman will never figure
out how much less it would have cost
him 60 buy his fish than t catch it,
Washington Star.
Now is the time for tn umpire to
look out for sympathy Hereafter the
feelings with reference him VIII be
distinctly divided.
The American is inevitably predis-
posed to slang. Even the infant III Its
cradle discovers that he feels ''rocky.
Washington Star.
oh, mamma" said littlo Ethel the
first time she saw Chinaman, 'loo&
at the gentleman with his eyes cut
bias Washington Star
Genevieve-"Why don't you break
of with him if you don't like him?'
Rosalie-''Because then that odious
Miss Vikings would get him.
The onio, gives a flavor rich,
Who seorns ii is sinner
Provided It's an onion which,
Is cooked for your own dinner.
Washington Star.
Mrs. Bingo-"What does a silent
partner mean, dear!' Binge-"fhat' $
term, my love, that I don't think it
would be possible to explain to you. "
Detroit Free Press.
"Is Tompkins familiar with Shakes
peare?" "Well, / should say SO. He
brought back my copy with one cover
torn off and the other marked up. -
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Little Ffie-sDo Won love me verv
much, mammal Mamma "a widow
Eyes, my darling. Little Fife" Then,
why don't Won marry the man at the
candy ?"-Vogue.
"Now" said the pedaptic man.
..,>oo+r, ia a. ooao,.oa .nrso of thn
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-05-27

THERE is every indication.that the river
at ArSansa City, Arkansas, will rise as high
as Ii d last year. The levess in the vicinity
are getting weaker, and it is feared that
many peisons will be LETT in destitute cIreum-
stances, as no ops have been raised there
during the last three years.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-05-27

Iryour Back Aches or you are all worn nut
rood for nothing. II Is general debility
brown Iron Bitters wi cure you, make YOU
petite-tones the nerves ~
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-05-27

Halls Catarrh Cure Il n liquid and is taken
internally, and acts directly On the blood and
mucous surfaces nf the system. Write for les
timonials, free. Manufactured By
+. J. CHENEY * Co. Toledo, o.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-05-27

Ladies' needing a tonic, or children who
wnnt building up. shoul take Browns Iron
bitters. IL is pleasant 10 take. cur-s Malar
Indigestion. biliousness aud Liver Comp n nts
makes the Blood rich and pure.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-05-27

A man docs wrong for the same reason
that wolves steal sheep.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-05-27

A laugh is worth hundred groans in any
market.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-05-27

Thunder f. the lass drum in the music OF
the elements.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-05-27
A SONG FOR HER.


sing to her. hooking bird,
Your warm breast. heaving In the sum
bright blossoms
Sing sweeter songs than Love hath ever
heard,
Until the wild heart of the world is stirred
And Love wakes wondering in thou
sand bosoms
Sing to her, lark of dawn,
When on your breast the lofty light is
cleaning!
Sing sweet and hear the message on and
Higher and higher till the world is gone
And at Gods gates the melody is dream
ing
Sing to her whip-poor-will,
Your sweet voice ringing from the twl-
light covers
Where stars stream splendid over vale end
hill
thrill
And throng the wide, awakened world
with lovers
Sing, mocking bird sing lar.
Sing. whip-poor-will! Your notes in con-
cert ringing!
Sing in the dewy dawn. sing In the DARK
But while We make your sweetest music
bark
sweeter song to her my soul is singing /.
Frank L. Stanton. in Atlanta Constitution.
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nae downright fooI doesn,l now d.

Beecham's Pills Instead Of sloshy minerR
waters. Beecham's-no others. % cts. box
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-05-27

Sleep is the honey in the comb Of healthiul
abOr
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-05-27

Is not stolid Christ. not phlegmatic Christ,
not preoceuppied Christ. not hard Christ,
not an iron cased Christ but an exquistely
sensitive Christ that my text unveils All the
things that touch us touch Him, if by the
hand OF prayer we make the connecting line
between Him and ourselves complete Mark
you, this invalid osthe text might have walked
through that crowd all day and cried about
her suffering, and no relief would have come
If she had not touched Him. When in your
prayer you lay your hand on Christ you touch
all the sympathies OF an ardent and glowing
End responsive nature.
You know that in telegraphy there are two
currents of electricity. So when you put out
your hand of prayer 10 Chr 81 there are two
CURRENTS current of SORROW rolling up from
your heart TO Christ and a current of com.
miseration rolling from the heart of Christ to
you Two currents. Oh. way do YOU 60 un-
helped2 Why do you 20 wondering about
tins and wondering about that2 Why do you
not touch Hin?
Are You sick? do not think Won are anv
worse of than this invalid of the text. Have
you bad long struggle? do not think il
has been more than IL years. Is your ease
hopeless2 SO was this Of which my text is
the diagnosis and prognosis. "Oh." YOU saw,
there are so many things between me and
God There was a whole mob between this
invalid and Christ. She pressed through, and
guess you can press through.
Is your trouble home trouble? Christ
shows Himself especially sympathetic with
questions OF donesticity, as when at thewcsi
ding in Cana He alieviated housekeepers
predicauent, as when tears rushed forth at
the broken dome OF Mary and Martha and
Lazarus. Men are sometimes ashamed to
weep. There are men who if the tears start
will conceal them. They think ii is humanity
10 cry. They do not seem TO understand il is
manliness and evidence of a great heart. l
I'm afraid OF a man who does not know how
to cry The Christ of the text was not
ashamed to cry over human misfortune. Look
al that deep lake of tears opened by the two
words OF the evangelist Jesus wept Be
bold Christ on the only day of His early
triumph marching on Jerusalem, the glitter
ing domes obliterated by the binding rain of
tears in His eyes and on His cheeks, for when
He beheld the city He wept over IT, O man
OF the many trials, o woman OF the heart
break, why do you not touch Him?
"Oh. says some one, ''Christ doesn't care
for me. Christ is looking the other way.
Christ has the vast Affairs OF His kingdom to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-28

to the United states to iofce blmetal-
lem upon Europe. II T. suggested by
one man that the United States might
issue a gold loan u 100000 400 four
aud haliper cent bonds, which II II said
would be Immediately taken up In
Europe, where all other government
securities would Immediately drop
heavily, not being able to compete
with the American bonds. Then, &C.
cOrdiug to the theory, gold would How
into the United States aud In a short
time blmotallism wOuli have to bo
adopted by Europe aud the enormous
quantity Of silver held by the Amcri.
can treasury would rise iu value, the
whole Transaction being immensely
profitable to the United States. IL Ia said
here that II nothing IL done to bring
about bi.metallism, oil silver using
countries will begin manufacturing
for themselves and the United States
will lose enormously In foreign trade.
The United States, it Ia urged, could
afford to undertake the gigantic finnn.
ella operation, being nbio to feed Il,
and has now wonderful opportunity
10 settle the silver question permnn'
| ontly.
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TRIBUNE" BOUGHT.
Story Of How it Was Purchased by
R. C. Chambers Today.
1T CREATES A SENSATION.


a rumor wild and startling was In.
uusiriously circulated on the streets
this afternoon, and for time certain
individuals were inclined IL believe
that twas correct. The report was to
the effect that II. &. Chambers, the well
known mining mau ami PRECEDENT Of
The Herald company had purchased
the Tribune. Those whv were ready TO
receive this Information ~ true said
that such Transaction was not at all
improbable, that when II was known
that John w. Mackoy tho Caliior.
MIA millionaire was the principal
slockholIer Of that paper, and that
/ Nj, Chambers had recently been 10
! San Francisco aud that he hal "A
natural Hiking ilr tho coLtfol Of news.
| pspers, such conclusion seemed war.
/ fautCd.
A NEWS reporter Immediately
started out 10 trace the fumor down
auu succeeded
Mr. Chambers was fret called upon.
lie was fund nt the office OF the
Ontario Mining Germany The re-
porter lost no time and put the ques.
| ton tquately 10 tho gentleman! at
"a rumorDd, Mr. Chambers, that you
have purchased the Salt Lake tribune;
what nave you 10 say regarding ~"
! II Mt. Chambers was surprised nj
huquery ho concealed II thoroughly
and quietly nud emillngly replied:
"Ihi- ~ thr first I have heard VI lt.D
"rho statement is not true, them"
ono, ar; " It was | would probably
know something OF 1t. First " all
never hal such nm Idea enter
my mind and secondly I would not
give As much for the paper today by
twenty-five Ter cent as would have
done four months agu. The fact OF the
mstter n that the financial condition
OF the country IL such 10 do anything
but warrant "a ptrtOn % spJculat q"
now TIM RuMoR STARTED.
On inquiry The NEWS repress niai Y.
learned thai Mr.. II. n. Pet ungill, mAu
ngcr Of the Equitable Life Insurance
company knew something ol the mat
ter. lie called upon that gentleman
anu learned that while diniug ut Tho
Mauitou today he enacted the part oil
a jestcr to perleruju. Mr.. Petiopgill
tniG; "Whilc seated at the table
earnestly irqIlred OF o friend N he
had heard tuai Il. c. Chambers had
purchased IA, Iri5uRo today ami with
considerable ast0uirhment he replied
he hal Mt. We'll it's fact said l.
mganing that Dee had purchased only
La slnsl e copy OF the pnpel
Tor which he paid i've cent?. was uot
aware that II would be circulatel In
seIl0usuess, az l bGi no dehiie 10 b,
Misunderstood"
Mr.. rrtteugill looks Ike jolly
English squire, AMI itista 4 consider
himseli fltsrclpss Joker. TIE abUv,
~ a sample VI what TO oau do M tina
| line,
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Forest Dale Franchise.

The franchise provldes mat mains
may bc laii on all the streets now
open or may be OPENED ~ thSt section
Of country bounded as iullOw'; Com
men cling ut the Intersection a Ninth
East ami Twelfth South or Peniten-
tlary streets, running south on Ninth
East to Thirteenth South, thence wtsl
to Fifth East, north TO Twelfth South
aud east to the place Il beginning
The waterworks Tor which the fran
chise Ia granted are 70 supply water
for domestic, agricultural aud
manu'ac uring purposes,e Aunguishlng
fires, sprukling sireeie, etc. The com
may must begin the laying OF pipes Ia
Tho district within thirty days, and
must have at least 5000 feet Of mains
laid by April 1, 1894. Each street In
the section described must be occupied
hy main within five years. The
county obtains the right to take water
from the mains for street sprinkling
pun poses.
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Tur CrtLry-W u urausforl. PARK city;
l. IS Thomas. Huuiio, Mont w Douglas, ;
Il johnson. rays6u; T. . Williams, Mupitas /,
j Il uriIs0n. MlItordi j O. ClsEroyo. q Is outh
worth. Clatlh -Wuuga, o. % Es D, blnghlmj
IN iiUsuy. Grass Valley " d Gillespie, w q
giilosptr. r0uclr, T. q truniu, PARK cav 1hos
kenrna and vito Park ttyi % ~ hwinglcy.
Omaha: WIN Hruu, Nashville, Tom MISS
Maasle kuarua \ v LmcTy farA CITY Ripley
IvOn. LOGAN. q y bailey anu wife. Miss LIZZIE
Haze. Laura Bailey, Fred Bailey Miss Ida
Mcmillan. san Josef u Keith, PARK CITY, Prof
j 4 sho ard, logan,
Law Ihrrnr, Bust0u W II t0hu, NJ joe. 80
Mrg tirb fruCH, ChlcIF1, % q Lowe aud
wifr. Nov York, i d Wlluur, Frank nunninr,
Pittsburg. Or N u Hoohno, Mrs & i nerbeo,
Germtuy v q Wilson ana wife, v 4 Wilson
Ir. TiWafd Wr4t, Hostlui A. Conrad, san
FrarciFr1. Wm hourand and child, BAIT
more, Nlr WATSON, baltimore, II A Nelson
and vito. Sow Castle, . q Hruii1n, Omaha
sEHr4IrEr,-t Petersburg, nussini u u Rrpath,
one. rnur. Con q tpkWcod Chicago; llack,
Id 4 Muller Germany + DC lnson, Sew
York. Ur john uoury, Can %; nc w a lrico,
Tenn Is Locke, garfield Heacht Il W Clcyo.
inn1. Il D cleveland, chicago, hcrt hroWn,
Ehnsas Cty. ifhwHru , hicaFu. nr Col,
burp. England; T. llolmcr sud wife, ! u
lioimos, Glston;C " bennington ana wife.
ogdcn. Th0s q sullivan, Now York; " q
ilonbrrg. W q sheldon, Omaha, Marllon,
Germany
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DUHUQuE, Ia, June .s.-The Cath.
Ole Bsnop B5nacum H. s1on TO be
tried before Archbishop Hsuncssy, OF
the atchui0crse Of | wa, ON charges Of
tyranny toward priests aud mum;
feiusal to obey orders from Rimc; cul.
locling and iooliahly cSpJuding large
sume; tNturlDn, iulsohoOi, etc. Tbs
10 the FIRST Time In tie history Of the
Catholic church that uu American
bishop Is put ON trlnL
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CHARGED wlTH ASSAULT.


A local sport, one James BeAttie,
whowRs arrested last night on charge
OF nBsBulllng a railroad man named
MolNaig, was to nave had hearing
before Comm lssionVr Pratt this alter
noon, but at the last moment "a con
tinuance was granted TIL Fnday next.
The alleged assault occurred at
the Tunnel saloon last Monday,
when, It IA olpimol, IA the quito me OF a
wrangle, the deiendaut dealt Mchaig
a " we're blow In the iaos with hie hsi'
He then sci upon him Ia another way,
and before he had finished bruised ana
dlsiigured him rather badly. Al ao'
quaintance Of Mclfaiy sought 10 pro-
teot his companion and he, too, go'
punished for his palms.
Pending the hearing the defendant
IL roaming around on u slbO bond
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

Benjamin CiuT Jr., principal NJ the
Brigham Young academy at Pr 70,
was plainly Observable on our bluilod
nut not weeping slr ris this morning.
-
Henry Adam, ,illar OF The bar,
whose home whsn at home IL NcpNi
IN the tepUsriul tounty II Juau, r. me
up and looked down upon Va for n
y Rod.
J. Il. C-sgrovo aud G. X. s.utf-
worth took notion TO come ~ m
Castillo Sprn.-, p-nhauiy Tor the pr.
pose OF seeing II silver was AZ 10 a.
represented. itthcy were surpr ed
the latest qu0tGtlo when the, got
here, what can they be when hey see
1853" staring them % the ace:
-
Wills Cobb, press representative Of
Cook & Whitby'H circus, came IN To
see the NEWS force this morning. He
IL Away. ~ good form with the fra
ternity, aud comes aud goes with n
presence and "A remembrance h those
visited IN grateful M the shadow Of q
cloud on warm day. He n n traveller,
an interlocutOr and gentleman from
start to hnlsh.
-.
Georre Hales, manager OF the Rich.
fell AdrOodte, dropped la for u brief
call this morning, having been called
TO Salt Lake by tne death OF q
daughter. Mr.. Hales IL one OF
the old guard In journalism; he
has seen tho birth, career and death
of mora upWauaueFa than any
other man IN town; has followed the
business when many who are now ut
work had not arrived on this stage OF
action; and, II is pleasing 10 state, Is as
hearty aud healthy a. at any time
during his career. Long life % ycu,
George, aud call ugaitl
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Inlge PoMers' illness.

For the last to or three weeks Judge
Powers has been confined 10 his room,
with kid ney trouble, AMI lRtl,rly his
condition hns bsen such us 10 caus'
l. friends some ankle y; tut upon
inquiry NJ the judges law ONO this
te a 90 q n rcDresentatve Of the New 8
Harmed that no In slowly improving.
II IL uncertain, however, when he Will
be- around nRaiu.
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BEDFORD. Ind, June - bedford
Stone Quarfits company the orEcst
producers OF oOlitic Limestone In the
world, have MAZE an a.sig nment 10
William l.. Btrfogle, onu Of ths CONE
pany's largest creiitOfs. Inability u
realize on maturing DOL gtulns Ia
given 90 the cause. a bond VI siOO,OOJ
was REQUIRED.
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SCROFULOUS SORES.
lady Badly Afflicted Three Years
Tries Many Doctors Here aud
In England without Beno-
ne. Cured by Cuticura.

Ny wife having suffered from HcfOfula sores
on The back Tor htCr years, and az umra she
could not iIc duwuat ui rht and che tried aii INC
doctors 1 could gCt and also went 90 Eugland
failed. anu told her they could DO nothing Tor
her, and having tried an kufa nf remedies. 1
nt last tried one box of your CuriUtuA MA
rpirs, and today she iH aH we'll ne che ever was
M her lifc. and her back ts BE- clear ha any per.
son living, aud ( Tor one can recommend
CruCruA nEwptIs a. tho only one Z could
nud Co effect "a cure. q. ". JONFs, constable
Q3 saylcs street, Cleveland. Ohio.
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June 2sth. noon.
Whcat--tcaiy cash. cta sCui.. 81.
torn-iasy cash. so sept. ils
oats EHsv; each. 90, sept, o.
porE STEADY July. Is rs Sept, Zll0.
Lard steady, each. $50
tuba-.tcady cash, $40, sept, g5j.
Harley Nominal
Rye--is
fiax-lt 90 DO.
Tim0thVaIiu.
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srocEs ANn MARKETS.
fourth oi sat- hNcuIs,ons, VIA tine
Union I'aciilr,

Ono fare for The round trip from and
to d stations iu URh ana 10 any point
on Union Pacific system within 800
miles.
Tickets on sale July End, Srd and
ith. Good for retnrn u July 9TH.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
A nExIcAN sILvER rmEoRY
nnpEcrs say this Is UneIo sam,
Grand Opportunity,

CITY OF MEXICO, June 2S.-The
tremendous drop In the price Of silver
bringing the exchange on New York
10 90 Der cent, has created much dis.
cussion among Mexican Bankers.
They generally regard the present alt.
uatlon Us offering "a good opportunity
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Alfred q, Edwards general manager London
Guarantee A Accident company, Limited, q. =.
that he b. the above described onioyr Of said
company, and that the foregoing statement VI
tho general condition Of said company ON said
thitty iIrgt day ~ December, is correct accord.
40. EDWARDS.
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Cutioura Remediea

are the grcateit skin Curri. blood Purifiers
and liumor Remedies tho world has ever
known.
turiCunA tNsotytyr, the now blood and
skin iurnrr Internally 10 cleanse tho blood
o. nl iWpur|ura aud poisonous elrmrntsI, aud
ttriCuUA, thp great slim Cure, and tutiCyuN
soar, nu exquisite SKIN furinur AMI NrAuunuf,
externally 100 'rhr the aktn and scalp and fo
store the halrI, cure UvrfY disease AMI humur
~ the skin, scalp, and blood. with lofa ~ hair,
from Infancy Go age. ifnW Ilmplea o. arfufuIa
when me beet physicians. hospitals, aud all
other remedies falI.
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name OF company AMI ocauon, London
Guarantee 4 Accident 90 , Limited. vt
London, England A. q. EuWatIHt
Nrncul Manager, United ktatCh branch.
The amount OF capital stock DO
1hu capital atnrA uull up ia
iho amount q IL assets le..-.-.. {2.l,-02 %
IHc amount OF 90 liabilities 90.
Guiding CaUitalI ist...s....... lQl,pIl On
The net surplus over all liabilities
De- HssssssssHssssHH.ss ~ VI VI
Tue name of IT, attorney or agent
Tor the Territory Of Jmh,
uulu whom HyiNIcU of urucrUH
In ANY Ciyil action HEHlustua
company may be made
j. A. luthu.
The receipts during tlo year
-. were ..... .,...,...........-.......'. ig 00
The expenditures during the year
WnfO tssssssssssssstHsssH ssssssss# M
Deposit ln Ncw lurk Tor benefit
OF u. !, policy Luldgrs, u, =,
aver cent bonds Par value. 200 20
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Territory Of Utah, h.
sCcFctary'a Unicc

I. Charles e.. Richards, Secretary of the Ter.
rlury of Utah, DO hereby ruruiy that the above
Hud foregoing Do u TUT true and correct copy OF
thU annual statement of the general condition
OF thu United suios branch uf the oudou
Guarantee & Accident Co.. llmtCd ,of London.
England nlud in my uilCc on The uth dAy 81
june, 1893, in pursuance VI an act rcHting 10
Lie Insurance companies, approved March q,
1855
lu witness whereof hlyn horouutl set my
hand SUD Affixed the grUA. scat OF The Territory
OF UtIh, this lbth gay Ot Juno, 1875
IsEALI CHARLES e., RICHARDS,
Secretary NJ Unh Territory.
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SAVINGS BANK.

400 MAIN STREET..
omen Saturday evenings nom 2 to O'Clock
tTcr cent interest paiu ON dVpoSlts 90 tl.ll or
more, and compounded four times yutr
Utah Tile Insurance q Trust Co.
,ATIIAi, ,liOCCo, FrLL ram.
j. D. nooLY, rtcndeni. ". S. MCCORMICK.
Vice President A. L. THOMAS, secy; h., q,
WlCHH, Cashier
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subscribed aud sworn % before me this 2lEd
DAY OF Juuu,A. %. 1898.
lC0MMIssioNIus sEALl PIlLipA. aOYNE.
Commissioner for Utah iu Chicago, IN.
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NB.- An.iavit must be- made by an oin'or or
mnnagcr 6 the coWpany, and before notary
or clerk under uflulai sUhL
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SALT LAND DECISION.

TIC acting commissioner OF the land
yiil 20 at Washington, Edwiu A. Bow.
~, has reversed this decision OF tho
register and receiver OF tue local land
jilitn In the case Of the United States
anu rhomas IL. Amy, Thomas IL.
!rlcmy Jr. and Levi Reed, known 40
ltG'ml q Co., vs. Alfred Thomp,on,
ia mant, Involving tract Of land on
ir cast side OF the Great Salt Lake.
} no decision is an important one, az II
Wy c'A the entry ofaiiine lands.
on December 0, 1855, Fred II. Mo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-28
qur ONTARIO Dnop.

h Ontario mine stock fell down TO so
per share today In New York. Ihls
long drop places tho STOCK at u lower
figure then II has been quoted at since
Il was placed ON the market.