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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-06

OlllIlVLA T. ~ hJAAINlIs
STATE OF KANSAS, lss.
Phillips County,
In the district court Of Phillips county,
Richard Taylor, plaintiff
VS.,
Peter Gregory Julia a. Gregory, Anna McDon-
aid, Donald Mcdonald, LIndley M, BinlOrd
William strettOn, the state Bank Of Philips.
burg, Kansas, the Guaranty Investment Com
pany, and David NJ Davis receiver of the
iiuirUnty Investment Company, defendants
Public notice is hereby given, that under and
by virtue ut the judgment rendered IN the above
entitled uGlion, III and by the above upmGd court,
and of an order of sale issued on said judgment,
10 me directed and duyered, Will On
TUESDAY. APRIL 18th, 1893,
NJ the hour Of clock D. m, OF said dry, at the
east door Of the court hOuse In PhIptburg in
The county OF Phillips state Gf Kansas, Oher at
public sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash
IN hand, the following described real property
namely;
The southwc It quarter Of section twenty five
%, township I'VE, b, south, range eighteen, Is,
west OF the 9th p NJ.
All in the county ofPhilips, state OF Kansas.
said property has been levied upon and IL to be
sold as the property OF the aboye-nomed defend
ants.
Dated this 18th day of March, A. D. 1898
Sheriff Of phillips County
PRATT q LEWIS, Att'ys for pIg
First publication March 10, S03-5w
Case number 2G!9
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, go.
Phillips County,
In the district court Of Phillips county
Benjamin l.. Condo 81 administrator of the estate
OF Ruth Ann Condo, deceased, plaintiff
Perry Horton, Mira. Perry Horton. his wife. Cur
lis r. Wick and Ella ~ tck his vilp ed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-06
First publication March 10, le03-5w.
Case number gOil.
SHERIFF'S SALE,

DALLllp y DhlE,
STATE OF KANSAS, TO-.
Phillips County
In the district court Of Phillips county.
Charles A. legnlcr plaintiff,
We,
William II. Turner Carrie n. Turner, Irwin C.
Mcdowell, NJ, b. johnson, H. Il, Johnson her
husband, Samuel Rosenberg, Mrs, Numnp. lus-
cnberg, his wife, llufNs MipnSu!sky, Charles
" Ann Hhd A Y, Hail. bis wife, l., W, lul-
leyb trustee, and NJ lHlOn, baneu clary Auglo-
American Mortgage and Trust Company and
breckenridge, breckenridge " CrOloOt de-
Public notice is hereby given, that psdpr and
10y virtue Of the Judgment rendered In the above.
entitled HctioH iu ana 10y the ABOVE named court,
and of an order OF sale issued ON said Judgment,
to me directed and delivered, WILL on
TUESDAY, April 18th, 1883
al the hour Of = O'Clock p m Of said day at tho
cast door Of tue court house IN philipybnrg, in
the county Of Phillips, state at Kansas offer at
pubc uait Uudve ~ the highest bidder for cash
In hand, the following descrlOcd real property
namely;
The west half Of the northeast quarter and the
west hall Of the southeast quarter OF section
Nue. q, in township three, 3, south, Of range seY
erteen, It., west Of the tth 7. NJ.
All IN the county Of Philippe, state OF Kansas,
said property has been levied upon and Is to be
sold us the property Of the aboyenamed defend
ants,
@ II. UTTER,
sheriff of hillips C0unty,
Pratt LEWIS, Att VS. for PIN.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-06
First publication Mlrch 10, l5Oj--5w,
Case number g6lG
SIIERIFFS SALE.


STATE or KANSAS, Ice.
phIIlIuu tountV 0F'
r.. H. 1istr,,t coi,,t nj rhIli,s oo,nty,
III tuo u'sN'VF VoH'' " ,'''1
" act"rs m an S|v tho e Inst viii o William T. scho
deceased, plalhllIs,
w. 4, n,l.
Jonn novnrG EIm n G mrv"V %m" om
Sany, defendants.
prhlic NOTICE l.. hereby givcu. that pndor. mud
oy H'iHo Ui tu' ~ r% NV thn pe cort
oI,I.'S VIZ ". ni ~ s", nJ C, niI Indictment
a 9 W i liz, ma JIiy,rSI Uni nm
W NV wa nnI, ,n,, ,g,,
~ ''O' ~ 90 W.
at the hour OF GIosN p NJ Nl S9ll UHll Wy l4v
east door OF lhe court mouse ID lnIhlFsuVE' W
the county OF lhllPS, stac OF h"n'aS' o''I Nv
public sale ana sen 10 inc hlgnee; "l'uG' lol VHsu
III h3mu' '"o 'o'o"''5 .''''''''" '''' P'F''''
The fouthcast auartcr Of section fourteen, II,
I'm township five, ., south range eighteen, Is,
west of lhp'Gth NJ
All IN the runuly of Phillips, state of Kansas.
Suid uroperly has been levied upuH ard Is 10 he
sold ms the uroVerty OF the NhUyenamud defend
nnts
Dated this 18th day of March, A d. 1893.
o.. d UTTER,
sheriff OF Phillips County
pptTr & Lewis Attys Tor PrfIs
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First publlcntiOn March 1G, lSV3--5W,
NOV '''t Cuse number 1858.
,,,,rSr1Ur,C r,r,,
SHERIFF. > DALE,
cT,rr oF KANSAS
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-06

NNtiu tutAtp~ NuNutN' NduSNa'
BRARDELEY " GREeoRy, Attorneys, KausOe City,
Missouri.
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OBJECTIONABLE TRACTS.

An aged gentleman IL seen round
our streets trying to dispose Of set Of
tracts, purportiug TO contain eIplana-
lions Of prophetic declarations. The
alleged religious subjects Of the leaflets
and the cheap price are likely to induce
certain class OF people to buy them.
Their contents are, however, the verl-
est rubbish, a tumble Of sentences
without mutual connection, bearing
the unmislakable marks OF lmbecility
on tho part OF the author There
would be no occasion TO mention this
thing, were II not for the fact that
among the Paragraphs printed are
found sentences ponned against the
government Of the United States,
which are OF such nature Ne 10 call
for the interference OF those whose
business 1t Is - preserve order In the
community. In ono OF the tracts
headed; "Hear, o Hear tho Bat.
tie Cry of Esau and the War
Whoop OF jacob" We arc IN
formed that there are two forms
Of government In the United States.
one ID the government OF God and eK'
isls among the indiana; the other 10
democracy and Is the government OF
the dsvil, "the Capitalization Of whose
power lie vested in Constitution, Con.
gress, President and Supreme Court"
all Of which ia to DO destroyed by the
Ju dgments OF the Almighty. The
particular danger In the publication Of
such nonsense Is that possibly insanity
may be- contagious. Nevertheless,
people should bo made to understand
that any attempt-even an insane ono
to disseminate reasonable uttetanoes
cannot be tolerated, be the author VI
them never no crazy.
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HOUNDS RECOMMENDATION.

The recommendation OF ex.Ministtf
Blount that the question Of annexa.
ton Of Hawaii to the United States
be left TO the vote OF tho people OF the
islande Seems to W. TO DO not only Just,
but the only proper procedure that can
be had. II may be- urged that the ma.
JoTity OF the islanders are royalists,
and to give them the decision VI the
question means In advance the rest,ra.
ton Of LiIuokuAui 10 the throue. Ii
that DO true the present government Is
u usurpation Of power for which there
h no justification whatever, aud the
wisdom, policy aud Justice Of the nit
ister Then commissioner In hauling
down the Stars anu Stripes from the
Hawaiian government building be.
come 80 apparent that controversy re.
gafding the action would seem ~ 10
barred.
II should be- matter requiring n
argument IN this country. Tuose VIII,
permit dreams Of fertile plantation
and visions Of languid, nfospsrou
LIE, together with some MY maudh
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the SMALLEST GOVERNMENT


The honor, or at least the distinction,
Of being the smallelt government In
the world rsste with the republic oil
Andofra, amid the mountains separat.
ing France and Spain, Tor long time
the 1t was shifted to n little indopend'
ent province IN Bavaria, mention OF
which was recently made In the News;
,snd II now has conferred upon Albert is-
land, tiny patch Of earth appearing
above the sea Ia the nelghbofhood ofthe
Matquesas group. The information OF
Its existence and what IL contains
were recently brought 10 the
United Siatos by He ~ A. Bell, an
Engllshman on route to the scenes Of
his boyhood at Nottingham, on a
visit only. His statement, made 10 =
reporter as to how he ana the oiher,
came to go anI remain there, Is quite
interesting.
"Albert Island" said Mfr. Bell,
dis about i've milssb by three Ia size, aud
hhHVuku 4 uhNt llNti On ~ iuN WV
twenty years It, attractions have just
~ strong hold on me ~ they had at
first. 1tisAt typical isle Of ocosnica,
and OF its beauties one never tires.
There IL a population Of Just ninety.
six souls, and the government lie palcr.
nal In form AMI administered by
Richard Wright" II appears that Mfr,
Wright was driven from his home IN
England by prosecutions inflicted for
a crime charged TO him but OF which
he was not guilty. lilo came into
fortune on the death Of his mother,
went to Australia and there learned OF
the existence Of his present abode,
which he has occupied ever since. Tho
people are very comfortable, reason
ably prosperous aud have no desire 10
live or die anywhere else.
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BuRNnIM SAYS "BuRN 'Eni"

The day for the close OF the Worlds
Fair at Chicago lie drawing near, and
tho customary Hood Of suggestions as
10 the manner Of winding on with
eclai has already set In. II IL expected
that President Cleveland, who opened
the Exposition, will also DO on hand 10
close II, But the disposition OF tho
vast buildings which have housed thu
exhibits IL au Interesting subject OF
discussion. A novel proposition, and
one that promises the most remarkable
entertainment yet given In connection
with the Fair, Il that suggested by
Director Burnham, who Of course IL a
Chicago man, whence have emanated
nearly all the bright ideas on the sub.
Jert thus far. lie recommends Lpply.
ing tue torch TO the buildings after the
exhibits have been removed. His ideA
Is that tho salvage will be poor com.
pensatioD for the expense Of tearing
down tho bulldogs and removing
tho material. Hence no consld.
es that Wholesale destruction will
be economical. II the buildings are
set on lire, the outer walls OF s,an will
crumble anu melt away, aud leave the
steel framework uniJured and In a
condition - bs easily knocked 10
pieces. Mr.. Burnham's program Is to
40, iire to one builiing night, aud
charge so cents admission to the pyro.
technic show until they IRE all burned
down. Just what connection the
sound Of the gcntlcmsn's own name
may have had with the putting forth
OF his suggestion we shall not uudeI-
take to say. But his Is not the least
acceptable idea by any means.
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THE COMMISSION Is fOOLIsn.

The experience Of the people OF Utah
with the Utah Commission has been
40 long and no varied In its character
that they have become more or less
accustomed TO that peculiar body's
peculiar recommendations and gen.
etal occentricities. lIs latest re-.
port, summary Of which has
already appeared In the NEWS, CON.
tains rather lees Of this sort Of thing
than II. predecessors, and therefore
escaped much of the local criticism
usually held In reserve for such occs-
sions, But Strangers eyes sees
something even Ia this report that
exciloa hrs Ire, We quote, without
further Introduction or comment, from
the New York san Of lhe 2ni Of OClo
bet;
Itnppoars from tho report OF tho Utah
CominiHsl1n 10 tho departments OF tho
interior that the old Mormon SysIem OF
polygamy docs NO. now oNiS. IN Utah.
The euAclments NJ Congress against it
have uoen effectively enforced 10y tho
cour aud sustained by the authurItios u
mo Murnon Church. PolygunOus mar
rage. are things u lhe pass IA tho Terri.
tOrN ~ Utah,
The Utah Commissioners have gone
outside Of thor province IN the report
they have presented To tho go ornmont.
ID Vas not their business To make tho
recommendation embodied Ia this oticiai
document, that an amendment 10 the
Federal Constitution bu adopted inhibit-
ing pulyuRmy, aud empowering Congress
40 pro-crlbo tho cOnd ions " marriage
aud divorce, aud tho manner OF author
floating thum.N These rommis sionOrr
wore NOT authorized To lako up luvs'
| ton of tins kind, or 90 rlvo advice &c
| Congress about legislation upun tho hub
| ioct ul marriage, OF tu uitk" any Iecnm
! incubation respecting amendment ~ IA,
! Constitution. Tho amendment wiigl
they recommend ought MOTTO be udop od
| and will not be. PolyPamy l. Hlretd,
prohibited by law uudur he Constitution
| h N The duty OF the .egi-lu. uros OF th
stalea to enact laws prescribing tho con
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sentimentslity grossly miscalled ia.
trlotlsm 10 obscure our fundamental
principles, arc the ones who first Of
all who should be brought 10 book
with = sharp turn. Let them, n the
Constitution be too burdensome aud
complex n document tor their imme'
diate comprehension, take up the IN.
dictment Of Great Britain which IA
generally known No the Declaration OF
Independence, aud read therein the
incontestabls and altogether upright
doctrine that oil governments de-
rive their just powers from
the consent Of the governed
then ask themselves II the descendanu
Of those who gave birth to that princi'
pie aud put lie, fortune and sacred
honor into the struggle that II might
be maintained, can afford TO engage IN
such an undertaking Ne compelling
another race In distant land to accept
Of condition Of things exactly tho
reverse.
II has been suggested that the bland
ers are In the main ignorant healhent,
ex.cannlbsls aud without comprehep.
sion Of what popular suffrage amounts
to, and that under such circumstances
the few who are enlightened aud pro-
gressive among them would control
absolutely, thus maintaining aristoc-
raoy In Tia most Objectionable and
pconRge In its most helpless ijrm; that
this being the case II IA our duty to
come TO the rescue whether the
blind and unreasoning natives are
willing or not In other
words we should force our good tiliccs
upon an unwilling people. twill not
do, and no amount Of sophisiry how
ever cleverly constructed eau justify
IT, II we must be 90 dislnierestedly
concerned In that people, why not let
our interest extend to qualifying them
for our improved system Of government
and 10 no further at present, especially
In Wow OF the fact that Just now
American rule and American methods
would be unApprsclated, undesited
and therefore most certainly abused9
The United States should and will
keep a Jealous eye upon the insular
klngdomand maintain a constant warn
ing TO trespassers from altar or near al
hand; the people there are, we think,
not Averss to this and desire to main
tain the most cordial relations; but
with the exception OF the education
impaired by ptecept and example that
ID rs much As we should seek Just now.
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who trade In the spirit Of brotherhood,
"doing to otbets as they would be done
by" They are good Lat,er.dsy Saints,
and M becomes their profession they
inject into business life the spirit Of
truth and equity, and are liberal and
fair as between man and man. Some
are tempted OF the old spirit, the spirit
Of trade and greed. They are money.
getters. They will take every advan.
tage-are smart, tricky, and without
heart. Every community can dispense
with an element like this. Most prefer
men Of honor, OF uprlgh, deal, those
whom they eau trust; and this phase
oil the profession will continue when
tue shyster lie forgotten as n dream Of
the night.
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TIiE ECLIPSE.

There viii be- an aunular eclipse Of
the sun on Monday, but the perfect
annulua will not be visible on land
anywhere except at Limp, Peru, and
vicinity, where, toward sundowu, the
observation viii approach tolAlity.
About half OF the sun-the southwest.
cru par,-will DO obscured In San
Francisco anu adjacent polntS, and
perhaps "bi,s" representing one.
fourth OF the disk will be OBJ.
served here. At Lick obsefvn.
tory the eclipse IL scheduled 10
begin at 2li minutes past 10 \. m. ana
In Salt Lake It will occur correspond.
ingly later. The phenomenon will
possess little or no scientific value and
observations by astronomers will be for
the purpose OF noting the times Of the
two contacts and any other matters Of
interest that may happen. A perfect
annulus or ring is beautiful spectacle,
a blazing gold band seeming to sur
round the black body Of the moon,
each emphasized materially by tn,
other, but seen with the naked eye tn,
moon Ia unnotioed Ia the terce glare
Of Its coronet. the eclipse will not be
visible at points east Of Denver AND
north Of Florida.
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their Arms, their harvest, their tusi.
ness. lie wanted to infuse into the
oflloial anu the general mind, that as
men were dependent they should be
men Of faith, OF duty, Of principle and
Of lie. Not that this need imply
neglect, Indifference OF non-necesaity
Of care; but simply that there should
be- n break In the routine or monotony
Of everyday life; that man should not
olive for bread Slont" or fortune, but
that be shout seek nfst the king
dom and iis Righteousness, I" and that
then there might DO q claim upon the
promise or the blessing.
But few In business ask for or
real.zb that religion, either a. a senii.
ment or n force, Is At all necessary; tina,
"wlsdom above" can he had for iis
emergencies or it, difficulties, nr be an
inspiration even la prosperous times.
Ono o. our prominent men said
ones that he was prepared to Ac.
cept tho counsel Of the authorities
ON religious matters, but that cuisines
v. os''ne's Ou'lou'Iy enough he
LiV'eu y" n'S ueah ana VIII the
,IOA " ,"N oleheh' "h'en insplra-
s "Nsuoni "ouiu nave proNiueu'
sp'nsi sehsesAihg' aVafioltu'
ns" uoes nov inVl's TINS spirit any
80 :" ms business oeo.use ms
,''ous "ouiu ue feoukeu' Inc lr0'
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~" shu pfoie'si'h WouIu alone Dc
.ousu' 'o' anu eigoyel because OF inc
.nu''.n' peAOe u hinu A"ehuinG h'
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u''eiAhoos again may DC ehcus'ul used
y 'nN All 'no mer'hauS OF
"n"Ay street lnow East Teinple)
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uoun"yi 'ne Wi'et ialisu 70 uhuef'
'Anu 'h's' Tie h"u oeeh Ia'seu 10
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es'AS conhocioh' bu' "neo'
you naue no comment save
'n"' =" "A' Aua Sec" lhose VINO
so 'A"i,'i W inemo'y WIN 'ho men
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STAKE CONFERENCES.
Appointments for Quarterly Conferen'
ces Until April, 1894.

Utah stake-Saturday aud Sunday,
October 18th and 10Th, 1903; and satur.
day and SUNDAY, January 18th and
iIth, 1894.
Weber stake-sunday and Monday,
Oct. 18th and 10Th, 1898; and Sunday
and Monday, January i4th and 10th,
1894.
EoH Elder, Tooels aud Oneida
stakos-sunday and Monday, October
22nd and 2srd, 1893; and Sunday and
Monday, January 2lst aud 22nd, 1884
Wasatch aud Juab 5tAkes-Satufday
and Sunday, October 2sth and Goth,
1893; and Saturday and Sunday, Jan.
uary 9th and 18th, 1894.
Cache stAEo-Sunday and Monday,
October 29,h and 3Oth, 1893. and Sun.
day and Monday, January 2sth and
18th, 1894
Bear Lake Stake - Saturday and
Sunday, November 9TH and 9th, 1888;
and Saturday aud sunday, February
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1T IL funny kind OF crowd that
has been chosen to run the Liberal
campaign In Ogden this fall; and n
sull funnier klud OF an organ to help
the thing out, the Daily iTts' which,
at nve cents a copy, has already hai
the extraordinary success q reach Ito
sixth issue. There II work for every
Liberal to do" It shrieks IN the mum.
Der before Us, aud on the waves OF tue
wind come the bulps.oye questions,
"What Az" "wheTeG" and "When
and now Will We get our psy?"
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'rhoos Who have used DR.. Ringe
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those who have not have now ths
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a copy OF Guide 10 Health ant House
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guaranteed 10 do you good aud coat you
nothing. A. q. Smith q C1's Dnii
oaAE-
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MIR. A.C. Fisk, who made some
money In real estate during the boom
la Denver, had advanced with sure
and stately tread to tho dignity OF
"eolonel, by tho time a few Denver.
ties had succeeded In booming Ogden.
And now, In tue proceedings Of the
Pan. A mericsn BLmetalllo congress at
~. Louis, he blossoms out, photograph,
chiu.beard aud all, as "Generalp
Archie q. Flske. Verify peace hath
! her vietorieL
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God looks arc more than skin deep,
depending upon y healthy condition
OF all tho vital organs. lfihe Liver DO
inactive you have Bllioua look, and
n your stomach DO disordersI you have
q Dyapeptic look, and N your X ldneys
be- affected you have y pinched look
Secure good health and you viii have
good lookA. Electric Bittera IA the
great Alternative and Tonic, acts directly
on these vital organs. Cures Plmpler,
Biotches, Boils, aud gives a good com'
plcxion. Sold al A. q. Smith a Cos
Drug Store. 800. Der bottle. q"
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dltiona OF marriage and divorce; and
those conditions arc prescribed IN every
state u the Union. The constitutional
amendment proposed IL not needed, and
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s1O.51 TO Chieugo Rnd Rstarn,
Via RIO Grande Western, on October
8.h aud 7th. Tickets good until
October .6lh. Special anu extra accom-
M rotations o. all through trains.
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WESTERN LoAN ASD SAVINGS co.

Pays Six Por cent iniersst reserve
Tuod capital sioO.onO
Directors; Francis Armstrong, prts'.;
James Il. Jennings, vice pftst.; NJ. r..
Cummings, treasurer Clarence Grange,
secy.; James A. a. Clute, asst. secy.;
i. w. Mhdsrn. ctS- We deeife TO have
you cal and investigate cur plan,
Correspondence with out Of town
parties solicited.
janis T.. JgNNIEGs, Cashier,
q and "a easi, Flrst South.
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Tor tho tenent " Utah patrons and
friends and 10 meet tho demands Of news
agents a. ChieagO, the hIws viii " on save ~
most Of the pfincipA Hotels and BOOK stores
Of that city during The fair season.
HsadquArisrs Tor the NEWS 4 At Wells u
slfsr's Iook and Periodical store. AZ STATE
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-07

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