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tie kidney, liver and bowels to cleanse the
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When gossip beats the drum Of the ear the
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We Cure Rupture.
No matter OF how long standing. Write
for free treatise, testimonials, etc, TO !. J.
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Price 81; by mail, $ll5
No sympathy is felt for the man who is
DOL twice
Rev H. p. Carson, Scotland, Oak, says:
" wo bottles Of Halls Catarrh Cure complete
ly cured my little girl" Sold by Dru ggists, I5c-
Some men pray without thinking and some
ihnS without praying.
Ladies' needing tonic, or children who
want building up, should take Browns Iron
EtteTs It is pleasant to taxe, cures Malar a
makes the Blood rich and pure,
When young hearts break they knit again
readily,
Impaired digestion cured by Beecham's
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A flower grows wherever a kind word is
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Man persons are broken down from over
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nmIe one woman is quiet the other ninety
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i athloted with sore eyes use r.Isaac Thomp
sons Eye-water. Druggists sell at Csc. per bottle
A verse may find him whom rmon flies.
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NOTICE or SALE.

NOTICE o. uEUIm GIVEN THAT
y pursuant tl hn order ui the nird uIa
irI't Cont ui it.h lUrr.urF, Che uuduu IguUi,
receiver ly Hall rUurI APPOINTED in tlu rIau
H. turuuEiu1 .uWI luH ST.. William 49,, UUis
i,y rt aI CCf.nu.uts. viii. 900 saturday 600
$500 hoy uI August 800. HyII tn tNH highest
hlal.l iuf .lHh, 900 ilu IrruH1l property OF
HII1 dtfUn1Vuta boo hIH NA1IH. situate ui tho
mill of QUO Ihh Milling Company, near
lruutnu, duBu County, lthh. rali stlu viii l0
without rufvrHtiuu aud WllI commence 90 90
O'Clock uI HllI day sud Will continue until tho
Wlng of said 900 perry b. fO|1. The property
lp Doe "1urol iur Hll1 consists among other
things of.
i.5po.uluhatr of Soda. Cement. sulphur.
sue, bic.rllnglN NJ Soda Lumber, uu,
bruIHoi NNl.. Hlckamt's tuuIst OuIHu
iuututui ~tuyrH, Hammer hAudIrss Nurkpt.t
Assorted clothing, luNttt iilrs, Carpenter
tuU'a. and Htucs of general ErHryIiu.. IIuNI.r
IuuH alu UHuugl good A'i'I iuu's aud uNtuI o.
Frazer axle Grease, u1H0 stationery Hay,
Cove, 4 ta'f o. Chickens about U.U cords
of wood boarding house furniture including
range and ruuhiut u.uuaIIH, Toilet HriH iUrr
pct. Gram Assay tools Scales uu1 uuHr
furniture, etc., ufs. fuI NHluI tUu url.pIya
tor sale MAY boo sHpuut Che UnIHU uI tHU uu1Uts
signed, Consultation buIdIUe. salt ln.u DIty,
Utah. A. D.. HYDE.
Receiver
Dated August 5tr, ltn.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

L uCkI BILL WINtNG COMPANY.
- Principal place OF business faIk tItN,
ttlH. location uf mine, snake creek Mining
uHIIHI MIfatuI uUutF, Utah. Notice Do
hereby given, tHlt no meeting of thv Hoard of
Trustee. oft INr Lucky UuI Mining COMPANY.
beta 600 lHu 'Ih 600. 1' August l-iI. Hu asay.H.
mont SO 7| of Is UUuts Utr share wac levied
600 lNr capital HtnrE If tuU corporation pay
HHIr tu luU secretary within n days uum
above date, 90 ~glt IHht tIty, ltHh Any
stock upon which iH.a AsfussurHt remains uut
paid obs thc lf.u day uf -CptHmhDr $50 VIII De
dglIuUuUht lu1 advertised TOR Halo,Hud uuIuss
payment 10 made before, Will UU cold ut public
au non uU Ih" E'It uYF % october, 1895. lf Do
u.uIl.E OSLO. ut room so Iu Constitution
building. rHu iHtn lits, Utah, 90 pay d0un-
quuut H.#rsHuruu together with gnHtt Uf
advertising Hu1 expense ui .Hlo AttCaamuuta
MAY HH paid 90 tIH Utah Commercial and
aatIU.s IIlrk, FA.I IHkU tIfy, ltuh.
~. ]. BURTON, Secretary,
lps.1rH.u. nHrIaur count Pod south. bee
.n1 and 100 Neat ST.. Salt Lake Iy, thh.
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mile anl landed against the Santa Fc
rlilfoad bridge.
Not long ago there was dug ny in
Ashland, Oregon, "a curious stone win
some dim sud Grade inscription upon
~. IL heiug shown 10 M old Oregon
piOncer he prl n0unccd it n 70 muuvwHs
one, worn Ms "a hreAsiplate Ivy the
ancient Ind an priests. 10 las hOleb
In The upper corner by which b. may
be- hung upon the pries's neck. II
carries upon 10 "a picture OF the Crrd
wigWam, and Ut one end OF the Wig.
wan Stands the totem pole, On the toy
OF which little Jag was hung that
warned the tvil spirits 90 while tue
pfiUst performed his divine functions
IN The sacfud house 90 " .wam. This
temsuew may coincide with the
bfeahiplate Of the Ephuj, worn by the
ancient Jewish Ur.rsts, f0 that the
picture Of tue wigWAm on tins stone
may represent tue primary ancestor Ut
all the iempl q dedicated In the world,
and all flags uul liberty poles uf all
agCa aud countries may possibly be- thu
lnual ursrendauts Uf the original
totem represented Oh tuu stone. PrJul.
bly, tins Ashlaui stone 10 the only one
olihc klu n.wiu txistyncr.-A,h'and
tOro T,diHgs
Harry Collcth, the oighi-yenr.old
sin Of Henry Colleih VI Highlands,
Denver, was run over anu Instantly
Killed by u trAmway car on Wpduus,
day evening. lhu little fellow was
playing NJ tue corner Of Boulevard
nn1 Agate, "a block AMI half from hiE
home he started 90 cross tue street
just a. two care coming tom opposite
uifUctiJus reached thu Gro Hins. The
boy only saw one ui them. aud in
avoiding the uur coming up stepped
iuil iu ,r3ut Of tie one coming down,
TOE m Iioruvrr having NJ time what.
ever 10 shrkvn tptuI. Jsuully the
guards tunrhth the car throw the VA.
fortunate diyidu1l VINO is c.u.i 1
away from the wuusls withOu, UtJrr
srriJui results than severe bfuisiug,
nut ~ this case the tad was 40 smllI
that he slipped gImp distance under
the guard luI WIS dragged distance
VI hity.twO Feet before the car could lu
stopped, the wheel all the time lucurat.
ma him fsaruiy. when the boy was
removed 10 wac UNI that 10 hHI teen
almost cut IA two iu the middle,
while al the came iImu an arm uId %
lcg rll been broken Asj other serious
irJutitF wvrs iiiDivi,
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

OurU of THO
DuHrrrt Gold n Silver Mining Is Milling Co.
salt Lake city Utah, july 30. asa.
NOTICE D. UEkIUY GlNEN THAT
~ lt n mcruur %. lhr Hoard uf uIrrciura
oI tlr DCsCrct Ou|dN silver 81 ulug Is Miiuug
Company, held az shlt Lake CITY, tah, 1hurs.
DAY, June aith, 1885, Hu naar .WOut OF %
nsiti- per thHro was levied upuu the capital
slurI of said corporation, payable 900 ur before
ihursdlys AuEusi alHt. l.u, tu I've tcyrctHry,
s. Milton NuHsrr ht the OiIcn ut the Company,
90 ElHt souiu lUmplv street ttt Lake tity.
any stock uuou which HUgu ASSORTMENT may
remain unpaid on Hhii SLIT day of August, lsIi,
VIII be- declared Delinquent Hud HuNrrtifgd
for sale, uud unlH uuF mont d. made before,
viii Doe sold AZ tho 1u q uf the COMPANY afurr,
said, NJ O'Clock % m, on MONDAY. the mn
day NJ HcuicmlUrlrH, ut public uCuon 90 the
highest bidder tp pay the delinquent nHsDaHs
Wvut together with cost OF aiNurusIuE aud
expense ~ HH.o.
An stockholders win Boo expected % bring or
send their DurtinrAtes Cor ptppUr endorsement
when aHaUHHwrut- gru u".l
4, Mi 1uN MUs,ER,
IA HU|TufNrv
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NOTICE


To thu stockholders Of tho ioacpa Agricultural
aud stock Company
fINUEUE WILL iiE 4 MEETING on
4 tlc st0rsho.1ers ni saId cumrauy held o.
room Nu. n. tn Commercial liHut i'uIdiuE. ID!
D. lie south street. Salt iaAo city, August d,
nc " O'Clock noon, lsJ 'ur ono purpose Uf
amending the cpmpauy's articles 90 bs.uUIl.
uuu 40 thHt said company can uNu, acquire.
appropriate uu1 deal On water aud water rights
aud 90 mako iiH principal place ut business ~a
LAKE. tIty, and Vote upon tun luriuCr amend
Wrnt of changing the guaIlheAuuu uf uMcUrf
ur persons o. Do eligible thereto also Co
u.Ntl board OF directors FOB serve f1r che ru.
HuiuE two years, and HuCh other matters Aa may
properly come before thu meeting
~, N. tLlIt, lrraIirut
., MiItllIL. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE D. HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, tNr.uiors ut tho estate OF
Janet b. InrL, uD. clsud, Goo thu uiulltur az,
ana HII persons having claims against the aid
deceased, tu pNhiH.t them with ihc necessary
NuuChrrs. within ten months alter ihu hIst
puburutinu of thls police. tH 'hr SAID lsanu 50 -.
MHddr'l and Catherine q spencer 80 ai4 south
Ftrat West urrt. ra't Lake tity, va the
County of salt take, Utah rutHrY.
Dated August stl, D.. -
ClIllEEtNI D. spuNCEu,
ISAAC M, MAunEii.
Executor ~ tho lAst Will ana tusiamCnt OF
Janet lHTt, deceased
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Iu the Probate Court. Boo aud Cor Salt Lake
County. Territory OF Utah.
ln tho matter Of ihe r.is'e Of Jane TrgNoot.
UU. .H"I,
Not.cc of timo and place for tho hrirIuEof
petition ilr Guu.H uH f1 probate ~ VIII.
DuEsuANr no AS ORDER or SAID
i court Doe said natter notice la hereby
IlNtu that Tuesday, Goo |.ut day or AaEuHt
a. i-.I, 90 10 o'r'uUE 4,w,, at Tho County
Court House 900 salt IHsr uiiF, Utah Territory,
In che court room ut Bold court has been Hu.
pointed uc limo aHI place Cor ihU
tearing oi % petition nt John lrrw0rs,
praying for tHu fImUHInu 60 UIH.
bate ol certain documents Herewith pro.
svutud, purpuri Ur fH Hn tuc last will and
Igstmcut NJ jsuv IrrUuUk. dorrafuu, when
ana huFc uli prrsnnH utorpalct may appear
tul oppose thU probate of HHId will. or She
granting ul IHftHU elementary 90 John
lfUWurs Bs prayed iur |u -Hii petition
lu witness whereof have hprruutl Hct WY
hlnl ami AnIN d Chg BOOB ~ sAii court this
Jth day Of August, a u a.
U.TAf1 % 81 WtION.
t'Hr. of tlr Probate Court,
Ny j, D. iAUh, deputy U.ufk.
&. ~. juuk, Attorney inr Petitioner
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NOTICE


fTyuT DEBTORS AND CREDITORS or
tnr Uufluu tHrIrrr Company. assigned.
yIIl uIuHHu l4.u notice fHIf HHIu company bias
made gUuUrI JatIHuWuuI rot NJ. ilH prupuriY
aud Iutrru.ta. ut whatever Kind and wherever
situated. 90 oscar 49, MOyIp Cor tHU heurut of
DO gftlIl0rs. Uul IIIt H.I druiHIs win please
pay 800 drHls auu trguuuf heretofore owing
said r0mutuE. url said UrrutITa VIII please
urrtrut fnplr rIaIUH with vouchers, duly Nur..
lcd. tl .uI assignee. HuI uo one cleo, 90 h.a
unIub over tNC urHDTyt NHtuuu. Hans, SAT-
Lake DIty, Ul HI Ono former uN.uo of lnr burton
Gardner Company corner of ri rpIih aul
rtutr Streets, boo sand rIfFr
Dated salt IHEu tIfE. iuIF 30.u. lsl
UsJAl, 49, MullE,
Na..ruUV.
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NOTICE. 10 cRfplIuRs.


Eatato or hohtl ""hutllli utDNuHHl.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN nv 1us
~ understgned, uNecutriN ot thv lael. tII
and testament a. Henry Monhcim uc.CAfCi,
10 tho creditors u, and all uDrsnus htout
riaima against the said deceased. 20 HsI..lf
them with the necessary voucher, u.tIn 90
wonths After the fret publication 90 H...
'tire. 10 ths said Y. A. Morho|m. atl. HUr.
an south street, salt lave Guy, in che county
of SAT- Lake, Territory % Utah
Dated July 1871, lssA ,,...........
Txccptrix Of tho last will an1 icsdmc1i Of
ttpnry MOuhclm, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE ls WREBY GIVEN BY THE
N Luderlgutu, Administrator ut the estate
ot lrtt blukv, deceased, 10 mo creditors Of,
Hdull pprsuuH having giHims against the HHii
decolsed, Co UNhihut them WIN ne necessary
vouchers, within ioHr months after hc nrHt
puhl cation OF % BE- notice. 90 thc Hnd admins
trltor at law ONCE uf j. BE-, Muylc, rooms ui
10 500, Constitution Butlding, in SAT- Lake CiJy
and County, Utah
dated july "a, 1888. ...,,...,,,
Administrator of tho estate ot Betty Blake
Mu-u----
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho matter of thc estate aud guhrdlanahip o
Grurso iusler, hu insane person.

In the Probate Court lu and Tor salt Lake
County Territory uf tlah.
In tho matter OF Che estate and guardianship OF
Guurgo llualgr, Hu insane person.
NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT ANNA
~ D. uusrr, guardian ct the estate ana
person ut George lluslor ~ insane person, has
frnHprrd Cor auttlgm. ut,Hnd f|od in said JuurI,
thr UnuI account OF htr Fulrdluuahip. unt tuut
ThurHday, tHD gan day of August, AID. 1919, ne
10 O'Clock H W, ut Che court room ~ aald rnurt.
Comfy. Utah Trrut0ry, has been duly appoint,
I'D IS judso at slui court Cor the settlement Of
.fnIt account, ut Wh. rh tiWC Hnd place any nor.
son Interested 100 faid oftatr may appear and
SNOW cause. if any there be-, why SAID account
Hu0uId NOT De settled and approved as prayed
dated July .5ih, $50
CLERK OF the Probate Court.
HvJ =. JACk, ucputy.
Hsunoti, Marihau 4 bradley, Attorneys for
Guardian,
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VTTTT TNTT| TTTT TTT T NJ 7" T-"TT TTTTTTTn-
TulIA a. woodruff. hlFu. I'UH hor pea.
- uHOu in thiH Court. PRAYING fHr ihu Ht1p.
tIuu OF fIIU lrIua Carter Woodruff HH her
child, without any liWiufUHa ur conditions
wuafHurNvr. and hhyiua I'r| M .III Nuur' tnu
fond WouiruH, jr, having Zoo WItu- consented
thereto.
itiH hereby uT1.tUi that UU.U.nF uu Nid ap.
pNeHuuu Nv DO 10 ou saturday. iUu iNth day Of
August. UNt ai Iru u'.lor HtI. rUup0n ut
aaid day 90 tHU Court Nuum 90 Hl'i Court lu the
tlV aud tuuuIy ut e1lt il'H. Hui that copy
OF thu order UU TUulnIrI 100 thH uIsIni o
EyrNtNg NTws. u upWaurrHr published in
fuid County fHr three weeks Hffuru said time
nf hearing when ami whore $40 persons mhY
appear and show cause 30 anI hoy have why
mo prayer ui a1W uuuuHu should Not DO
gHnied.
Dated August .. o..
JAi uU d. UI MIR. Probate julEu.
r. u. LEWIS, Attorney tnF Petitioner
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In Tho matter Of the Efaicot Andrew uInccr
deceased
NrOTtCE u uEurH1 GIVES THAT
- India Reese 'h0 1lmu HtuuIN u'
tbr ratttc OF AudrcN Nupur deceased.
h1a rendered aud ptrscntI Coz .u.Hr
moot land n.cd in tha court tHD IuH
account 1f Der udmiuistrauun uf HlIH DIFfU.
and ID rrut ON aotUng 10 th tHHt HIt r.tHtU Dr.
Boz o proper condition Go o.. closed. all
tHHI q UoUIun uf fhu rr.IIu" OF said
raIntr r'nHiua 90 bt f..uHuIHI 90 uc
holm of said deceased aru praying
fora HnaI diatrIbutiou Ot tIu estate. out That
sHtHrd .V the 9th dHy ut NuEu... l.II. Ht ~
O'clock 1.m. of said day, 90 iu. courtroom ni
.H.II court. nc the county cUuI huIH.. fn .lH
,liy ami county u -ait iatc has H.rn aHrUiui.
tuHf DO. Judge of Haid court i0f ihu HD.'n.
trsut uf hiid account und goo hearing 20
petition Tor diftrihutou OF Ha'd estate. lt wa.. %
umr ANA plnco any persons interested Boo .Hiu
estate may appear aus fhoN cause why Goo
aAtI .reauut should not Doc approved. allowed
and settled auU the drcrrc ui NI II. uNUu u.I ir
b.. Inc raslIur ut snid estate Oh ilH U,I.a 0f f.I
deceased De- prayed Tor Boo sai1 ptuuou accord.
IrE GO law
Dated August iFt, isl.
u 81 MtIul, Probate Clerk
UyJ.F.JACN, Deputy
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IEnAL NOIICE.
Iu the Probate Court m and Tor salt Lake
county, Territory 0i Utah

county, Territory Oi Utah.
In The matter Of the ESTATE Of benjamin o.
How lie, deceased.
order 10 show cause why order ~ slln u roal
c.tate should NOT Del made,
fT'UOMAs q. HOWELL. TuE ApNuN.
4 istratur of the estate of Uyuigmu
D. llUWclls, deceased, having HIDu bite
petition hcrein, Gully verified, praying Cor Iu
ofd. 0i shlo Of all real Cstlfs of sliI dc.
rrd ut, Tor the purposes therein sDf forth. DO be-
therefore ordered by the Judge of faid court.
That 900 persons interested tn che estate uf HHII
deceased appear before the aaif Probate Court
uu 1uti day ,thc llud day 1f Nuruat.h D.I.Jnt
Do O'Clock Iu the forenoon uI H8ii day, ut the
rour room % said rrpH7tU tuurt 90 Che
county touuh house, 10 tnt DI'N and county ut
hult abe, lihh Territory iu sIlw cause why
Hn order should not Ie frinicdt1 the enid ad.
niu'siraiur in scll al Wuri cot Tho real estate
0i ihH aHu ucHciacl o.. UuI.." aaio Hs shall Hu
nU oHHIfr, aud tnlt H UUH" nf t1Ia order Ho
UHu.sHfd nt IDIHt fUHr altUUHafNr wrlka In tuo
uI sIufr hNINtNg NIWs. % Newspaper print.
Ul auI published Iu .|fI tlIy and county
thJuu o. lLNiH.
Probate Judge.
% %. Moftu. Attorney far AIu.rHnioa
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100 INC NNNNNNN NNN'NH 20. '... N... .N.H N.HHN
uounty, Territory 1' Utah
iu the matter Of che estate oI benjamin b.
Allen. deceased
order 90 show cause why order ~ stIu OF real
estate sh0uid not Nu made
Its pu q sOUtHEU Iil. NuN1Nis.
- ItaturoI ihu estate ui UH. Ilu.I Alton,
uurcaayH. having uCd hIH Hu.'." .U.U.
duly yerIlyd. pIayln- fuf 600 .r.u 90 ..'U uf '''
real pstatU CT HsId uytyI'r. i"T IHy uHuUU.
therein .Ht torn, BE- Do thereto. UH.urDa boy tHN
judge uf a.tH rH1ri, thut 900 rUrHn. ntur,.I 20
Iu thC 0"iaIe OF sAt Nu.rIHUdi appear IrinTr
tHr HaId Probate Cont uu Iu..II.. t.D ..u
day OF september. ISIS. 90 l| u." ur., iu t..
forenoon % said uny, Of enc SQUIRT uHW 90 FI. D
Probate court 20 tnU County tNur NuUU't iI
tuc DIIY ana county of sails take. luu it.u
tory ,tD show cause why Hu oIiHr HhHuIi not Hr
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When New Orleans fell into the hands Of
the Union army during the late war ar.
General Butler relgned in the Crescent City,
many of the old warehouses out near the
river were transformed into prisons, and
Confederate soldiers We're locked up In them
by the hundreds. So many of these ware.
houses were used for this purpose that Il Is
almost impossible to tell now, except for the
occasional discovery Of some relic, where the
prisons Were.
Some time ago the American sugar rein.
cry bought the old Esther warehouse, cor
ner Julia and South Peters streets, and they
began the work of tearing down the old
brick building in order that room may be
mad ioy the new structure. On South Pc
tiers street almost the entire line has been
taken away, and the men are at work re
moving the foundation. On Saturday tn,
usual crowd Of negroes were at work on the
base OF the South Peters street wall when
they came into contact with brick wall
some distance below the sidewalk Work
Of n few minutes brought to light the fact
that under the sidewalk there had been two
subterranean rooms 10 feet long, feet wild,
and 0 feet deep, These rooms were connect
ed with the street by trapdoors, and an in
cline extended from the floor to the top o
the room. The walls are of brick, covered
with cement, and were water tight.
What these vaults were used for no on,
can definitely say, but the finding OF tive
bombshells in one of the rooms leads tn,
workmen to believe that they were maga
ziues. The opening on the sidewalk wa.
made TO allow the soldiers to remove now
der, shot and shells.--New Orleans Plea
VIVA