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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06

DURsUANT TO Az ORDER or SALE
4 90 me directed by the Third District
Court, u the Territory ~ Utah, ! shall expose
40 public sale, ~ me west front door Of ho
county courthouse tat Che new city and county
buudngl, iu Tho city ~ salt Lake, county
~ SAT- Lake and Territory Of ttuh, on tae
ttlh day of December, 1914, IL 10 O'Clock 90 ,
~ the right title, claim ana interest ~
Elizabeth CIV irkOrsham and TurnerA, wicker.
sham OF, 600, and % the following described
zeal estate, situate, lying and being in salt
Lake u.iy and County, and described o. fol.
lows, turWiEf
Commencing at tho northeast corner N lot
eight l.l, bloch seventy two till, plat "A /"
san Lake CITY survey, and running thence
houiAery ono hundred and seventeen ll1
rect, thuncu westerly EUyeuty-tWo ,12l feet
themes nuftborIy one hundred and seventeen
Old rect thence cAsierIY seventy two ts2 feet
70 tho place Of beginning, Together with a
perpetual right NJ way over a roadway on the
lnuth hi1o OF Hald above dctCubed properly.
To be sold a. thr property Of Elizihelh g, Wick.
orahnm and Turner A. MickoTfham A. tho ault
OF NhAros 0irUHc 90 al
Terms Of sale. cash
NAT N. BRIGHAM, U. g Marlhal.
BY l. L. ARCHER Deputy MarshaL
Dated bccemhrr OH. ls1i
bAWlEk q PUTNAM, Attorneys fos Plaintiff
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LOGAN.
School Election.

The school election in the various
precincts yesterday passed on very
quietly. As was expected, not nearly
IA full vote was polled, The nominees
agreed on In the different precincts
were elected. three Democrats aud two
Republicans. The party In the minority
have the selection OF n clerk OF the
board-ln ofiico for which competition
Il Iivoly-there being i've applicants
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OGDEN.
Sudden Death.

There have been several sudden
deaths recently In Ogden. Another
occurred on Tuesday evening. About
3 O'Clock In the afternoon, while At his
usual work at the Union Pacific trans.
fer sheI, Thomas Vaughan was seized
with a pain In the region Of tho heart.
He requested 10 be taken home, whore
ho lay down and asked that no DO not
disturbed. Three hours Afterwards ho
expired. The physician gave his
opinion that death resulted from heart
disease. Deceased leaves wife and
eight children.
fhe funeral was sot for today nj 2
pm, from the Third ward meeting
house.
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Notes.

Ate O'Clock this evening Louis MI.
lot will have completed his ioriy Days
fact.
A marriage license was issued yes.
lefday 10 Edward j. Hancock, -, OF
shelby, Idaho, and Miss Elizabeth
Rice, 20, Of Pleasant View, Utah.
Alta meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Ogden Iron Mining and MAuuiac-
turing company yesterday, the follow
ing were elActed directors for the en-
suing ysafi Moronl Poultor, J. g.
Nye, Joseph Tyrrsll, &. l.. Ives, q. D.
Pulver, J. NJ. Harris ana A. o. Ken
nody.
The grand jury yesterday iuvelil-
gated the election Irregularities. A
report Is looked for sometime today.
The school board election passed Oh
quietly yesterday. IL resulted In the
election OF Mt. Hart In the First ward,
Republican; McRAs, Second ward, Re-
publican; 4. ID. Dee, Third ward,
Democrat; Emerson, Fourth ward, he
publican; Burton, Fifth ward, Demo
cfat.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The Grizzly N,alns Company.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ @ meeting OF tha board OF directors
OF Che hulEly Mining Co, held on she 18Th
day VI November lsIt, an assessment of even
stock NJ Che corporation, payable Immediately
o. Isaac Iyuuluaa secretary, az thn rnmpauyB
O1Ice, Room 10, 300 tha Dcsorot National Bank
building, SAT- lhk1 CITY. Utah.
Any STOCK upon which SAID assessment shall
remain unpaid In Monday, December llth
1884, shan become delinquent and Do advertised
Tor sale, ana unless payment u mAdr before,
Will be- sold ut public auction, on IhurHdAy,
January Ord, 1896, no u O'Clock ~. ~ tbc Ollco
Of the secretary So nay delinquent aHarsament
toguthcr with rho cost OF advertising aud
expense OF sale. ~ order OF tue bohrd "
dlrectOTA
ISAAC JENNINGS,
secretary.
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah. November 10Th, is9l.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Tn the Probate C0ut in and Tor SAT- Lar
county,. IormI0rl Of ulh

10 the irooaio Cout in and Tor salt Lako
County, Territory Of Utah
In tho matter of tho estate OF Kc1iA D.
Frat, deceased.
NOTICE Us HEREBY GTvEy THAT
~ james ". Ice, administrator 0i She estate
on hcth ~ Pratt, deceased haH rond rod Tor
hetucneni, and nlcd in sand court, hIr null ac.
count of hiA adminiatraton Of said oatntc end
20 iunn Tor unll distribution % tIc residue Of
iall estate among thC persons entitled thereto.
.hd ihai Iuosday. The 18th day OF December
=. ~ lsli. ai Do O'Clock H. rn.. nt the Court
room or faiq Court, IN thc County Court ll0usC,
PAU Lac CITY sud county, Utah Territory, has
lceh Guy appointed by the Judge II said
court, Tor The settlement 0f faid account and
hearing snid petition for distribution. 81 which
umt ana place an person lntcrpaIod Boz Hsid
csAlo may appear and show cause. BE- any
!hete uc, Why aaid account should not be- sct.
a. prayed Tor
Dated November i7th. A. y. tsli
10. s. MELOY,
Clerk Of the Probate Court
ny J. " JACK, Deputy.
!. NJ WApprLL. Attorney.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


NTOTICE Is uEaEBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undrrslguUI, administrator OF the etlatr
~ Lillian Howard. deceased, TO- lho oIeallgls
III md AN persons having claims against
ths said dersnsrd, TO exhibit thom with tho
urcfasary vouchers, within four months after
tho nrHt publication OF thla uoNce, % We aAli
attorneyf. rooms Ul5 and bis, McCOrnick build
iuE. salt Lake Clly, In the County Of SAT- Lake
'''' FRANK MCDONALD,
Administrator Of The estate OF Lillian Howard
deceased, ..
WAppfLL \ ADAMS, attorneys for estate.
Dated Noysmb1r 10Th, l'iL
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County. Territory Of Utah
In the matter ~ tho estate Of Margaret u. D.
AicMaaiur, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Alexander McMastor, dmiusirAt0r Of
tho estNtC OF MarTArot A. ., McMaslur, DO
ceased, has rendered for settlement, anu 1lcd
On SAID cuuri, hla nuAl account Of bic admins
tratiou OF said estate and petition Tor lull die.
tuuuuun OF tho residue " rhid estate among
the persona entitled thereto, uud that Tuesday,
the 'llth day of uero mbCr, a. -, 1874, AZ 10
o'clock u. On, a. tho ceuu room NJ said court,
in tho County court House, salt Lake Cliy and
County, Utah Territory, has been duly nut
pointed by The Judge VI said court, for Tho
settlement Of said account and hearing HAId
petition fur distribution, at which time aud
place any person Interested in SAID estate may
appear aud show cause, n any there be. why
said account should not bu settled ana M.
proved aud nnal distribution made a. prayed
Tor
dated November 18Th. A. D. 1894.
N. ". MELOY,
ClOrk " Probate Court.
A. MCMAsTEE, attorney for estate.
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suMMnNs.
In the nituici Court VI tho Third Judicial
distinct N Utah Terutory,
County Of SAT- Lake

Joseph Hationbach. plaintid W. nanioi
Atehauder Julia Alexander Jcuuio AItvlu.
Der, heulamta stninman, Isaac Butler nud
samuol buuCr, 60 partners o. nutCr lifpthcra,
Hcufl nice, William ttK, IS. Eisuman, J1nh'
partners a. hico. suN & Company. s. ". No..
rsou, tdwafd M.rHu, samuel MERRILL and
Thomas A. Kent 60 partners a. MOI.
JaurCy aud John o. h. Woodruff.
cU'paflnofs DE- y Janrcy a Company hnct.
ford euspcndgr Company. a corporation 4. *
Ncustadter. jacob H. Ncustadier. David Neu.
1taitor, Isaac opuCnhcimcr and HIEmgud
lcuchtwanEcr, c0.rartncra o. Ncusthdtuf
hr0thcra, aud halt Lake Contribution Com
pany, corporation defendants.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
rrlaelnal oa.ee. San I.AEs eny. ulah.

prIneipal on.ce, salt Lake city. Utah.
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ amoetlnE uf the board uf directors, held
on tho llih DAY VI November, ltlt an assessment
OF two ccnta per share was levied on The capt
TAI stock OF the company, payable immo'
diaiCly 20 n. r. Anderson, secretary 0i Main
street lJamea ~pgnccs.lintomhnto's onldclNalt
LAKE CITY, Utau. Any stock upon which said
asH0sHmruthhAIl remain unpaid on tho l0th day
u December, 1904 shall become dclinquant
and advertised Tor sale and unless payment Il
made before Will be- sold NJ public aucti0n, on
January iuth, l-l1 AL O'Clock mat tho aforo'
saii once 10 pay tho delinquent hsscssmout.
togoiher with cost OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. ~ order OF tho board % diFrct1ra
IL. H. ANDERSON,
Secretary
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The People Of the Territory Of UiA send
FrcCtnEi To William hufse, hafy l.
hurAd. Die wife, howard Pepper, Mrs.
George W. stern tailofiuO D.. Dyer
Aaron kcyser. VILLAS IS MoComict,
MARY nuAcu. uulou National hunk, oi
taIt Lake city, . corporation, EDWARD ~,
Micts, trustee for ". y. Scott, II. u.
tcoti, and ~, n hutOrd, y, W. TAYLOR and
trorgn Nrockrr, doing business under Che
ira nnmo Of fromontory stock Company,
Defendants
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Principal I8e0 of business. salt Lake CITY,
aaIt Lake County, Utah.

f''' H'iN.H " a. ANNAA ANAAAI'At'aa
Principal Iac0 of business, salt Lake CITY,
ea't Lake County, bthh'
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ % meeting of thu board OF directors OF
sald company, HeIi 10 salt Lake city itah, on
Che 3tn day of November, 1894, an asachHmtnl
wac made ou lbt suusoribed capital ttoch ot
VIC Corporation Tor tho balance remaining UNI
nAll 10 lne iul. Hum NJ nyo dollars per ahAt -
tHt pAr value N FAli stock, phyault 70 D.. anun
Nuliall secretary and treasurer, az hls once
90 d, last south lrWulo street, on or uoilfe
che utl day OF ugcemlcr, 1874. Any ana all
hiNga on which said ASSIGNMENT romans 40
pAu un December lutl, 1894, shall DO uremrl
delinquent, aul advertised for aa4o ~ PUBIC
auction, ana n payment Do not made before
WI nt sod on thu stu day Of December, lstA,
AZ o.e!ut. p n 90 tna onlce Of tho secretary
No. % tast South Tempio street, Go pay the
assessment together with costs OF advertising
l.. JOHN NurTALIs
secretary,
SAT- Lake CITY, u,ah, SoVSHbsg esh, 1874.
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suMMONs.


The National bank n the Republic, plaintiff,
w.
william Burke, Mary l.. uurke, hls wife, EDWARD
Pepper. MFs. GHorgo ", rtrafu, Catherine
4. oyer, Aaron koyser, william 3. Me-
tornick. Mary Hrixen. Union Natlona.
Hank Of SAT- Lake Clty, a corporation, td'
ward ~ Wicta, Trustee Tor u. IS scott
u. IL scott and N. H. Ruforu 3 W. TAYLOR
anu George CrorkCr, doing uullnCfs under
tho nrm name OF ff0mout0ry stock Com
uany, Defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06

YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
Il pear in an action brought aEAin1t you bY
the above named pIainul in tue District Cuur,
Of pc IhTi Iuiical biarietot che luuitoy
" ttaf Hud 90 answer tho amended CONS
plant nled tbsFoin WITHIN ten days ,cKoiuslyo
90 the day Ui srr,icgl aftug the service oa sou
~ thla tummlua- y served within This county
%, % served nut On THIS county, but in this
district within twenty days, oLhorFIte within
forty daJaaur Judgment by default vii DO
taken against you, according ~ the prayer u
me sad acton L brought 10 have decree Of
this court for the foreclosure Of certain
mortgage executed BY defendants hurge 20 ono
q. 3. CARR September lith, isJi. upon prem.
ifca hrst hereinafter described. given 10 secure
payment 81 certain promiHtury note, cac.
cuiod By taid .defenihnt 70 SAID q. B. CIark
after date, Win interest from maturity a. 10
per cent per hnnuu said note being due and
unpaid, save interest 90 jay isL lt1i aud
tlUsb paid lch iuth, i'l2, and i01ll1 paid
April s,n. lsyl; said note snd mortgage having
been duly Assigned 90 plaintiff, which 10 nov
the holder thcfeoti a part OF sai1 premises
having been released from operation OF sad
m!origaEe lc'us The premises secondly herein,
N ter dcslubods 20 have amount OF said
mortgage debt Ascortalnad and amount due uf
owing " Mrs.. Geo, ". Stern. secured on sad
premises 20 have A. srder OF sale "a utuA'
form TO raise amount due 90 pihinuu; AMI Tor
other relief said mortguEoi premises arc
dctCribed 10 follows, 60 Wiz Commencing at
= w. cofucro OF lut d, block o. plat ~" SAT-
lake CIV survey, running thence oast 40
ret. theuco north % feel, thence woit 40
feet thence south 49, feet 20 beginning fnii
released premises nro described ~ f1IluWaf
Commencing Ht point go feet east VI South
west corner OF shid lOt ., running thuucH nast
l00 feet thence north iii feet. thence WrHt lUl
iect thence south la feet to bog.nHug, also
commencing ~ point l2l icet east aud rods
tOuth " uuuhwCatcorner Of aHIt lut drumming
thence cast i1 feet thence south ~ fcot
thence west ~ toes, thence north %, ice, %
lrFiuntng, situate m salt lutc CITY and
County, itah. ANA you arc hereby notified
that if You taii % appear ana answer thu aaid
amended complaint a. above required, ths
rai pIainun Will apply 10 the coufi for relief
drmauded therein.
Witneis. dc Hon. sGmue. A. Merritt Judge.
ana tho seal Of the District lourt I'll
tho Third Judicial District. in and f1r
ttEALl The Territory OF utlh. this Hth DAY u
June, IN the year ~ our lord ono
thousand oight hundred and ninety,
four.
DAVID G. DUNBAR, CLERK,
bY GLo, n Looms, Deputy CLERK.
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ACUard
ron
Supreme Excellence,
TO THH
PUTNAM
HOT FoRGED AND
- als.--HAMMER POINTED uoAa1
NAILS.

Attic Worlds Columbian EEpositisp
q, Chicago. a medal aud diploma word
edi "supr9mo excellence In material.
method IN manufacture, aud quality %
finished product elasticity and Emooth-
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There IL uolhins beyond Supreme eSseilsuo,
nor IA htro anything compriaud N horse nan
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"thu method Of manufacture" and "quAity ~
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"alaaucity," givo Slightly 70 Tho eHpAnsion and
eontfAouon u tho h0of while tho horse u "a
uouOnt By their "amouthueta,H do net en-
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"tupfoms excellence" On holding power N
tho olineh" enables them 70 bold the ahos "A
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- tho "uan ~ email nails" large holea Ga
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what qualities 80 tomako ~ good horse nail
asd that only lho putnam contains tsom Az
PUTNAM NAIL CO.,
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NOTICE

In the Probate Court in ana tor salt II
County. Territory Of Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06

In the matter 81 tho estate Of Margaret u. ,
AicMasicr, deceased.
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ny JOHS u. CHINOOK, Deputy Marshal
Dated 90 Salt Lake cry, November 9Th, ls9t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
AMERICAN PLEASURE VESSELS
Seized by the Canadian Authorities Be-
cause the owners Were Fishing with
ont IloenIe.

Seized by the Canadian Authorities Be-
cause the Owners Were Fishing with
out LioenIe.
TOLEDO, O., May 9.-There is consid-
cradle excitement over the seizure OF
two American pleasure vessels 10 Cana
dian waters yesterday, Tor violation OF
the Dominion fishing laws. There were
about fifty gentlemen on board the two
vessels. One party was from Cincin-
natl, headed by Mr.. PEBBLES, the
wealthy grocer OF that city, and the
other from Dayton, headed by Mr.. King.
They were members of the Cincinnati
Fishing Club, which has resorted hithec
for the past seventeen years in the black
bass season. The passengers were re-
leased, but the two boats were taken to
Amherstburg, Ont., with their captains,
where il is the evident intention OF the
authorities 20 contscate them.
The Visitor, Of Put-in-Bay, is a new
boat, valued at $1,000. The Leroy
Brooks is owned by Count Rebberg, OF
Middle Bass, and is valued at $4,000.
Count Rebberg commanded his own
boat, and he and Capt. Haas, OF the VS.
itor have appealed TO the Dominion
Government az Ottawa. The charge Is
a violation of the Canadian law by fish,
ing without license. An effort will be
made TO have the Washington govern
ment take up the outrage and demand
satisfaction.
WINDSOR, ONT, May 5.-Later infor-
nation regarding the seizure Of two
American yachts By tho Canadian reve-
nue. cutter Petrol yesterday shows that
forty-eight guests OF the Dayton Pelee
club were capturned.
The club is a wealthy social organiza-
ton, and among the guests were Mayor
Kelly, OF Springfield, Ohio, and Joseph
PEBBLES, o. Cincinnati. They were
cruising In three steam yachts, but had
left them and were fishing In nineteen
small bU2ts.
The Petrol seized all the boats aud
overhsuIed two Of the yachts. The
charges are fishing without permit and
fishing last year during the closed sea
son. The yachts and crews are still at
AmherStburg and the owners are also
there awaiting developments, although
all but the crews have been released
from custody. The authorities at Otta-
wa have been notified of the situation,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

Before going to Drs Copeland, Bell and Da-
Wis was unable TO work, sleep or eat. no M
bition and low-spirted. Ny trouble all began
about two wears ago. When Grst noticed II
was a. nv work as usual. My left hand became
paralyzed. Ny tongue got so thick and heavy
/ could not use II. NV nose stopped up on one
side and then the other. Great quantities OF
mucous would drop into my throat causing me
TO hawk and gag; throat grew raw aud sore,
tlte and what little ate caused my stomach
70 be so so sore / could scarcely lay my hand
on il without great lin, also had belchinc 81
wiad and sour stomach. What | spit up burned
my throat terribly. Bowels were costlve.
got So bad went TO Columbus. Ohio for treat
ment AID was under the care OF three physi-
clans for seven months, who failed 10 cure me.
| also had treated with other doctors. But
must say for the benefit OF the suffering hui
mauity that received more benefit from Drs:
COPELAND, Bell and Davis IN two weeks than
did from oil the other doctors combined.
found their treatment pleasant, painless and
effective | felt that was improving from the
very FIRST dose took OF their medicine. Nose
is now clear all the time; hawking and splitting
all gone; eat heartily and enjoy my meals,
without any pain or misery or AFTER enectS as
stated here tofore; sleep sound and refreshing
while be fore treating with Drs COPELAND, Bell
aud Davis / would arise in the morning feeling
languid and sore rs though some one had bam-
TO work and can do days work with pleasure
to myself / highly recommend those worthy
nhvsicians and their treatment rs the best
have ever tried, IL was highly recommended
10 me ana am now glad OF 1t, and shall be
Glad TO recommend il to others"
The above c4n he easily verided by calling on
Mr.. Burd al the above address.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

IN the Matter OF Providing for the Anne !
Iteration of LabOr-Win Change the |
Tide OF immigration.

IN the Matter OF Providing for the Anne
Iteration of LabOr-win Change the
Tide OF immigration.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 9.-Repre-
tentative McGann, chairman OF the
aoor committee, predicts that turn "a
lhe tide of immigration is not far of,
Ind that when 1t comes il will offer the
pollution TO the depressed condition OF
American labor now existing. The tide
pf immigration has been steadily toward
lhe United States for years, said Mr..
McGann, "until the labor market OF
Europe Is being so drained that the
commercial classes are awake 10 the
necessity OF keeping their labor at
hOme. Furthermore, the leading men
of Germany, France and Great Britain
place the labor question foremost
among the great national questions
while in this country the public man
who seeks 10 advance the cause Of la
Dor is set down as a demOEogue. Bis
marck and King William are urging re-
forms to ameliorate the condition Of
labor. In France labor is recognized
by the government TO the extent Of es-
taolishing public bureaus OF labor, sim
liar to our intelligence Offices whore
employers can secure men and men can
secure work. In England there are
twenty-five years ahead OF US in lend
ing government assistance 10 labor
There are two half holidays each week,
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
during which IL Is Illegal TO keep
men al work. Public halls are
provided for the meetings OF working
men. Public parks are designated
where they may spend their half-holi-
days. Premier Roseberry is following
Gladstone In aiding toward the better
condition Of labor. And while Europe
an countries are thus bending every en-
ergy toward helping labor, the United
States is standing still. We are already
far behind our foreign neighbOrS, and
while they are going ahead we are going
backward. This cannot but be recog-
niEed by labor before long, and 1t will
surely result in turning the tide OF i'm
migration away from the United States. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
SUNDAY REGISTER

The SUNDAY REGIsTERi is on sale at the
following business places, where you can
secure a copy if your boy fails to leave
your favorite Sunday paper.
Robert Burt, Druggist, corner virginia
and South Penn streets.
w. E. Williams, Druggist, 81 Zane street.
Island.
George Ebeling, Druggist 2l25 Market
street.
John Coleman, Druggist, $500 Chapline
street.
Chas. Menkemeller, Druggist, Twenty
second and Market streets.
VIII Irwin, Druggist, Twenty-fourth and
Chapline streets.
phil. Roth, News Dealer, 240i Chapline
street
Harry Stewart, Druggist, Thirty.sixth and
jacob streets.
viii Meukemiuer, Druggist, Thirty-third
and Eoff streets.
viii McElroY Druggists, 8746 jacob
street.
win Armbright, Druggist, 3S4l Jacob
street.
Fortv-third Street Pharmacy.
c. H. Quimby, News Dealer, 14l4 Market
street.
I. E. Freese, News Dealer, 14lo Market
street.
W. Fl. Hague Druggist III Sixteenth
street
A. T. Young, Druggist, northwest corner
Sixteenth All Jacob streets.
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Must AOosps Letters ON Mail Cars.

WAsHISeToN, d. c., May 9.-The
Postofice Department has sent to all
railway mail service employees circulars
calling attention 20 the postal regula-
tions requiring postal clerks 70 accept
all prepaid matter offered them at their
cars and to forward it TO its destination.
Inquiries have been received at the de-
psrtment from almost every section Of
the country indicating a general misun-
Outstanding, due, it is stated, 70 the
publication Of a number Of articles in
correctly intimating that the section Of
the regulations making the obligation
has been repealed. The rule is declared
20 be still in force, and refusual 10 com
ply will render clerks liable TO dismissal
unless special authority has been given.