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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-01
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 29th,
ADMISSION.

Reserved seats. ......................... 75c
1eneIal humlsslOn. Doc
Children ........................... Csc
Season ticket, good for single admission
with reserved seat for all six nights. SO 90
Box Office opens Wednesday Jan. 23d, at
blanchard Fttzgeralds music store, Nadeau
Block, at IL o'clock m.
Residents OF neighboring Cities Santa
Monica. Pasadena and all suburban towns
may order seats by telephone or mail.
The Paper Carnival will be the most mag
nifcent spectacular pageant ever presented be-
fore the residents OF Southern California.
Although given under the auspices of a
church, 1T has nothing in common with the
everyday church entertainment but is pre-
sented to the public purely upon its merits AZ
unique, magnificent and enchanting spec
tacle. we'll worth the admission fee. Without
question, it will be visited by thousands Of
people.
We solicit the patronage of the entire public
-Ton the merits of the carnival
Get in line early at the box office Wednesday
noon If you wish to obtain a good seat.
Full military band and orchestra.
Over five hundred participants.
Grand march of the participants under
blaze of calcium lights. 1-25 I'd
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INTERESTING TO DENTISTS.

They Must Get Csrtificstes From the
state Board.
In the cases OF Douglas Creighton and
John W. Mcclure, cases on appeal from
the justice court of this city, Judge
Smith yesterday affirmed the judgment
and denied the motion for new trial.
Both appellants were convicted Of
practicing dentistry without licenses
from the state board OF dental exam
iners. They appealed their cases upon
the grounds OF being denied jury trial
in the lower court.
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TMM ANUEL PRES ~ Il RIA n
L CHURCH. Cor. Tenth and Pearl SITS.
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The Bear Valley Irrigation company
yesterday paid the amount sued for in
the United States circuit court by the
Maseillon Bridge company of Ohio, thus
putting stop to the litigation. The
bridge company had made application
for the appointment of receiver.
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OF weeds ia needed in many delicate
fiowers.
Hybridization is not difficult. A
cancels hair brush and pair OF scissors
and the flowers themselves with stamors
and pistils in proper condition are the
instruments. Selfreliance grows with
the work.
Our roses need improvement. Cali
fornia has not given the world Seeding
rose. Carnations are profitable because
they ship we'll. There Is a Carnation
society in the United States which has
established standard to which all
flowers must come.
Mrs. Sheppard has over 100 varieties
OF begonias and many valuable new
seedlings of her own production.
The demand for plants is growing in
Southern California. Decorative plants.
palms, pampas. asparagus plumosus
nanue, peppers, are in constant demand.
California should supply the United
.ates with plants. none imported from
Europe. This work can be done at
home. It is profitable. The home may
be bsautitied while it goes on.
Mrs. Sheppard told of Mrs. Gould's
work in Ventura with petunias-of the
new varieties she has produced and OF
the position she has gained among
flower specialists because of the beauty
OF her petunias, and of the growth of
her work.
Mrs. Gould's petunias are advertised
in Peter Henderson's catalogue as the
california giants" Flower seeds are
sold by the ton, by the pound or by the
tens"
To raise flowers for profit it is best to
raise seeds by the ton or pound OF a
single flower. The temptation is to
raise many flowers. 1t must be re-
sisted.
The woman who wants TO enter the
work of Horticulture must depend upon
herself. No ore can give her any real
help. She must experiment and grow
strong by experience.
MRS. MEsERvE's REMARKS.
Mrs. Meserve OF Pomona spoke of the
gains from flower culture that cannot be
estimated in dollars and cents. The
self-culture that comes through flower
culture is the chief gain. No other
physical culture can be devised equal to
it. Backache, headache and worn
nerves are forgotten and healed in the
work.
FLOWERS WITH SPIRITUAL FORCE.
Mrs. Cameron of Cotton spoke of the
uplifting spiritual force flowers possess.
She said if one would understand hui
man nature she should cultivate black
berries. You muet handle them gently
If you would not be scratched.
Mrs. Margaret Parker OF Riverside
told of the beauty of Mrs. Phillips gar
den at Ventura.
She told of the Gardeners association
in England. Women gardeners are
largely employed in England-a hint for
incompetent women.
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REGULAR PR1oEs-$i.oO, rs. so and csc.
Seats now on Sale.
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cURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, the first and
only instantaneous pain-llilling plaster.
For weak, painful kidneys, back ache,
uterine pains and weakness, it is simply
wonderful. 1t Sitalises the nervous forces,
and hence cures nervous pains and mus
cular weakness when all others fail.
Price: a5c; five, $500. At all druggists or by
mail. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. Corr, Boston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-13
NOTICE or SALE or REAL tsTATEAT
PRIVATE SALE BY ADMINISTRATOR

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ purguanco 0f an order Of tho Probate
Court ~ Tho County Ot saltl axe nud Territory
i.li in he matter Of no estate OF Thomas
Price, deceased, tIc undgrsgnod, the admin
Htrlt1r ui SAID estate, wall fcI AZ private sal z
90 thn hignc.i bidder and subject 90 confrma
ton hy slId Probate Court ON friday. June q,
IS. p. I-Ii. Ht iI O'Clock am. ut tho residence
Of The unIura good. No. hlj west second south
sJrrDl alt Lake cry. JiaD. ado the right. title,
no tIc time " m' death. and all tho right,
Ut.a and interest SHAT the sad estate has 10
OF land together with twenty four shares
No waiCr rIfni in thc Waite Ditch. lying and
being iu tho county ~ salt Lake ana louiinrT
of O. tsh, and bounded aa fJlIoes. to.Nlt Part
OF thc northeast quarter Of section number
twenty. eight tl], township ono tiI south u
fuurC ono lil tast, salt lake meridian he.
ginning Ola the south side 90 no Old ditch fence
Uu thu south boundary OF John llaaling's
claim. south nl'l. NN lfiI rods from Inc north.
euat corner no afnrcsaid quarter section, thence
by faii claim along Che fUuth side Of said ditch
l0nuC west Two aud cight tonths q 500 rods,
thence onward by said claim along tho west
DIDO NJ Hn old dItHh fence north uIuht dcgreuH
aul forty minuiga.1. l,WcHt sctuntonn and
nyctcntla UIhl rode, thcrue west seventy i've
uud f0ur.eutHs .1i. ~ rods. thence south sixty.
one .NlI rods. tUuuUc east twenty two aud tWos
iuntls l'll rode, thence south eighty
two and thrCo.f0urIha degrees tslag
ratt twenty four go rods thoncc south
UiFNtT.cI.t aut one fourth $50 degrees 90
east Boundary Of Hlid quarter section, thence
along tu0 east uoundArI uf Aforesaid quarter
section fHrtysrIFHt aud four. tUnttH ESQ rods
f1 place % beginning, containing thirty-0no and
i1IY four huuirUtua .'l.tl aelca,with tWcuty-
four acres ot water righi in tne White Ditch,
all 900 salt Lake County AMI Territory Of
Utah
Uiis will Do received tn whiting up to tho
lnur 70 h1'o, 81 Cue place above De ifnsted Tor
Che HhIU. or delivered 60 tho admlutHtfator per.
fuuI'|y 40 any limo hcfHro Che sale.
Terms tui conditions 90 allei Ualf cash
and balance uf purchusn money on ono year =
umn vita note and mortgage on premises sold.
With rg. tpUf cent Interest per annum.
Dated JuuU o., l.IL
JOSEPH e.. DAVIS.
Adminlsiraidf u Estate OF Thomas rfio .,
deceased.
UurIEU a UruutF.
Attuuyga Tor AdmIniatratHr
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

DUUsuANT 10 AZ ORDER ASH DECREE
UffIItcIosurr ana sale 10 mU directed by tho
FuufH front door OF tlu County ours house,
iu tur tIlY OF salt LAKE, county OF salt Lake
aud Territory OF ttah, on the ilth day " June,
claim and interest Of oscar thrstiaoson'
Andrew DhristlucrHons llpmlh MTIh and
Martha webb hIs NilC, Hannah Webb, tho
duly appointed, guAlnHd aud acting Idmluiss
traitor III do estate Of samson Webb. deceased.
oneida Mercantile Union, corporation,
I.un's C0.opcrauyo Mercantile Insulation. q
corporation, aud the Utah. Produce 90 ,
Uf. iu. aud 90 Che fol owiog described real
rHtatC situate. lYlus nul being ga salt LAKE.
County, aud described al 'uI owe. g. Wit.
being tlu south Zoe uI tNu southwest guar
Ger q. i of section iH.riy three .lI' loo township
two u HuutI 90 raHHr one 900 wnat ut -Ut
l4IU Meridian aud tuU lHta numbered three
OBJ and fUur u| ul section four ~ in township
three II' south % rAuEu one .ll west ut SILT
Ltsu MERIDIAN. and containing UuF hundred
and H.nIY .lNII lUirHt aud thirteen huuIrr ith i
900 GOD of Au aero .'Nrraa p.li a. per rucglpt
survey 90 slId land returned 90 thc gcuofal
land once Hy the surveyor General, together
with 900 aud alnEl'lI ihr trnumHulat etc
iersou, Audrgs lhrsi1ng-s9n, rhomu webb
auI Martha webb. hIH wife Hannah webb, tlt
duly appointed, VI.IiHHt Iu1 HCuuE admins
traf0r 0l tlc rstliH rf samson Webb, deceased.
I.5n's co Operative MsreaauS IusttatSn, q
corporation. lud the Utah Produce co.. a cor
u0rluon, ana samuel barrow, az the suit u
LIln'a savings tiguI aud Trust Co., corp0r.
''' SAT NJ BRIGHAM.
ly joins o. CrNwngK,
deputy NarshH
Dated ht salt ihEo city, May ~, l-9i.
joins ". gASSoN.
Attorney fDr Plaintiff
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Tho People OF the Territory ~ Utah rond
EryouuE 90 Daniel y, uarlins. dCfcndCntl
NrOu An uEGEBY REQUIRED TO AP.
4 rear iu an agu1n brought against you BY
tho ABOVE unmCd riaiutin iu thU District Court
~ tUu Third judicial nistrirt Of thC Territory
uf Utah, Aui 90 ausWcr Tho complaint nlCd
theron within zen days IrAr.usifc % the Jay
~ HrrlIUUI Htcf Toe service un you o. TINS
summuns 20 served within this county. or, Il
served QUO uf tulH county, Nut Boo tUtH district
within twenty dhYs iuihofWlsr W.thln louy days
=Ur Judgment uY default will be- taken against
you, according 90 She prayer N anld Comulaint
abe HaI1 aruuu be- brought 90 have n decree
uf th|s court lIfaHlNua thU hlu1s Of mAiruuny
existing between tHr riHWuf amt Defendant,
awarding tHr p'uuuu Hurh portions u The
Tr0pHfiy o. mll De- lusi aud equitable gnidiu
iuF and ryatIllnluF Che defendant from dHros.
iug of Ur rugumntriuF any way the property
fs described u thu comp Alut requiring NO
defendant ~ uay intp court d reason.
able Huw Tor expense OF this uDuOn,
counsel tee and temporary Aimony Tor uso ot
awarding UIHuuU rrHtUfl Iuu of nrr maiden
uHmu tu sat. 'HaTah o. Davidson ana such
other ana Erucral relief aa may b. equitable
Aud iust NnuF0 rclof prayed Tor on tho
.taunu that defendant without Iuft cause or
pI1NUcluuu haH treat q plaintiff ln such cruel,
iuhUw1u and brutal way lH Co cause nor great
bodily HuHrung aud mrutHl anguish and dis.
tfuss lhnt defendant hns refused 70 provide
plaintiff with che common utCrHHaftca u life
and that fuf more than one year lat pact de-
fundlnt haa reiuaei 90 maintain marital rcla.
ana ylu arr hereby uouGai thali you fau
tu aUptar Hui an'Nuf 900 Hn'l complaint aa
above required. she HaiI Vlauun Will apply 10
tNr court Cor thH relief demanded urrrln
Witness. thv Hon. samuel 8. Merritt Judge.
and tuF zeal ui Ono District court
of thc 1uid judicial Distinct,
SEAL tn ana for tuu ruruiory Of Utah.
thH ird Day uf MAJ, in tic year
~ our iuTi one th0uHaud eight
hundred aud ninety four.
DAVID g. DUSHAl, CLERK.
fiY Grp. %, iuuuts, nrruty
CllEuul a CuEult, attorneys Tor plaintiff.
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mhRsHAl's SALE.
lu tlo ru.rI District Court OF yDb Territory
sale ou Foreclosure.



james w. rluH Laura AlTt,s and john G.. De.
vine, Defendants
DUUsuASr ru Az ORDER % sNLE
j un foreclosure '1 uu directed bF she
IHifI judicial District Cont uf tHr Term
tory " ltuu, in mo above CuuuDI action, I
aHHI. rAuu.yai public HlIu 90 Che HUutN front
door 90 uo county Count House lu Che g.iy of
rHlt Lake. county uf ruf fAtF luI IUuIry
uf ltlH, uu tHg HtH day uI june. 1914 % 10
u.II.k l I.s 600 she rHHt. title r..Iu AND iu
tHIrHtHt Jennie NJ. rIuH Huu Laura A. lIttH uf,
boz auI II tHU fH|lHNuF described real CHtatU.
situate, lying lul htIuF BOO HaIt lake tItY Hut
County liaU.nu described HH fuiluU#. tusWIt.
COMMENCING 10 uu.ut % feet uaHt from thr
uuriHyhal tuu ut tuWWrrU rcd Htrrui uu FuHt
sHuth srrUt IHHt Boo lu. HgNru .I, block
fuyyutI UH. r|at 'A' salt iasy D.T survey
rht take County tlau Territory and run
bling thence ruHt twcnty.niun 300 trrti thence
south srycut}sntr 'iaI feet thence wet iwout
" pine UuI iCutt thence north seventy Htr Un
Premises now Uard and held Dog james So
ltis ami UIH wife LHura s. lIil#. under IrHHD
iium Che trustees ~ tUU yautn of UtiEAHm
Young, dated January itu, lHH, alec lease
fIum bingham Young Eathtr t0 Track tr1Ckrr,
dltri November o., i,'I, luh assigned 90
james IS INttH.
I1 br sold af Che property uf james 49,.
TItiH and Laura a pIttH nd tuu Hult OF ratrlUI
Ihl'an aud stephen hays.
SAT 81 brigham.
" a. Marshal.
ny g. l. AuuWu, Deputy MAuhaL
booth. Lco 4 Gray altorusya forpIalnuH.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Tho uua'y Mining Company
NOTICE ia utEEul GtyFN THAT AT
" uruuuF uf tuU board ui directors of
Iuo Grizzly AluuF Company held uu QUO ilHl
tfF OF MlFt lrii, Hu assessment of three 'IH
CUuiH per share WHH levied upon tNU capital
UIu.N uf Ono corporation pay Nu.u Immediately
tH IHHHu JyuuIu.Ht hu"rUtuTFt no CLIO .uUUauH's
Ouar, 900 one ngEUrul National Bans uuIldlug,
rHII IhkU cts, lau,
Any flleE uU0u which said HHHrssmrHt HH1II
ramalu uuphIu on Monday Judy -uu, lsIt, thall
lnroug delinquent b4I Do advertised Tor HaIr.
Hui unless payment 3D. made before, viii Up
sold 90 public auction on Thursday, July Do.
IsIl. ut 10 O'Clock f., Ht lhu unIru Ut thG -gerg.
tUfH, Go Day delinquent U..U. smrul together
with the cost OF gGNgrHIug and expense
OF rAic, by order of BIO Hoard Of Directors,
I-NAD OIL NNINg.. zuUy.
SAIr LAKE, tIri, uIah, May a, l,JL
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Eslaio of NarmHp o. HrAiasfgr. deceased.
~voTu. - uEWHI GIVEN UY THE
N ur......HU|. sNmIuI .TttHr ui tur rH.
INTO of HH....U. TO- I.hI.r.''. N'.fArn', in
thr creditor. Uf H.. 900 uHuuuH having claims
HpHluat tHU aHI. deceased, tO rNNllit them WIN
tGp urr.. .F# ".H"HrfH. NIt..H four months
after Ono uHf publication M tlUg notice 90 tto
HHId aumH HIr.U.T Hi d" SCUM HIhlN lArt See
hIINANuIE McNtAsrEE.
AdmtnistfatII uI Nr Esiat0 of AargLrgt ID,
D, MoAHstgF deceased
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OR THB WORLD
The only line running two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LRADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden ZOO am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive az Pueblo
6u5 M. Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1880 ann,
Train No. leaves Ogden 7:2o pm
Salt Lake s,2S PM, arrive at Pueblo
7,75p pm, Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connections made At Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and nonyer with all limos east
Elegant day coaches chair ears aud Pull
man Shoppers ON nll trainh, Take tho
ID. & 70. q. and have comfortable trip
and nu|Oy the nuosl scenery on tho CON
iiuUnt
As. HUGHES, s. X. HOOPER,
Trumc Manager, q. Y. & r. A.
Denver, Colo, Denver, Colo.
ID. q. NEyiNS,
General Agent,
Salt Lake city, u
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IEoAL NOTICE.

In ue Probate Court Boo and Tor 4alt Lake
County, luutuB oI Utah,
DO tto matter OF tho Estate OF Elizabeth ua.
u'Hru, deceased
N0urH 0f Time lui Place Cor Che IH1r.nE OF
ruupIu flT Admission ll Probate OF Wal
DuUsuAST Tu Az uRprU or SAID
Court boo fut matter. notice s hereby
given Hsl IuradaV lNr lllh day of juno,
q. N. lrI 90 DO O'Clock a mY 90 tho
County Court House u Hait lu.U tItg,
U4H Territory ln thn court room VI
aHlu Count. ulH uruH appointed mo limo and
UI..u IHI .Hr hearing oil UHHNuu uf DlI J..
MIur. Hus tHHrua ". Garter praying Cor thg
admission 20 probate NJ certain document
tutIUHIIH presented, UuVurNuf Co hr Cue Iuft
NI. HUt Testament Uf L.EsIrih iiHH'feN, dt.
cess.# whom and NUrIU a|I VuuHus interested
T4r..nUlr and oppose fNu ur HaiU uf said
XII. ... EH. granting u' letters trHfHuuutury CO.
t1r. d.. WIg.t Huu luar.gH 20 Carter, aH prayed
form ibid. .UtIi.u,
ln sIu.. whereof. hHyr HgrgIuf0 Hgt Hg
hand Hut uUhvu fIH seal uf fHId
It.I Court, tHa aih day VI june A. Ia
u. s. MELODY.
tirrE uf u0 Probate Court
HyJ.F.JAgHt Deputy Dltgt.
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NOTlog no CREDITORS.


NOTICE D. HEREBY GIVEN Ri TUE
N undersigned, h.HusH NgEWuu, EN.
UrutHA Ul tlu luat will of Henry McEwan,
deceased. Oh ihr creditors 90 and Ail persons
IApuE claims UEaInfl the aNI dgCgHsrd, 20
EXHIBIT iHgm with thU necessary vouchers,
within lgu months after One hTHt publication u
tha notice, Goo tut sold AEuHss NrENuu, IA.
cautrA M tnr last will 90 Hsid dceuascd. at NO,
go Fourth street lu sails Lake cry, Boa tue
County of Salt Lake, Territory % ttau.
AOhIss MuEMhN.
TscculrlE NJ th0 Lest viii OF Henry Motwau.
deceased
uHlHI juno fln. A. ID. IsHi
JuuN N, CANSus. Attorney Tor Eyccutri L
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ATloN-TlMBER
OUTLINE.
U. g. Land once. SAT- LaLs CITY. Utah
May I, 1924

COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
y NO th.s ONCE by james Blum aEainat
na Co Timber culture Euty NO. IaE, uated
March lOtu, .-l uuln thu O.. r. N. W. e and
W. % r. p. cd, section 81 IoWnanp . r.
l,angc D W, iu all Lake County, Utah. with "a
view tH tNU rhurullnt ou 81 SAID Cutry. con.
fratani alleging tlat george o.. Ward haa not
aud uAH u0' caused forest trees, tree gceda uf
o. thIf1 rr.r from date NJ Die entry. TO-. from
MAJ 10th, ls3l TO March lHth. $500 and did
pos, Huu 900 ul' cause any forest trees. tree
ffcNH ur .utuuEa 90 he planted upon sa.i land
luriuF COG fourth year from date Of Due entry,
le. from MARCH I''Ns 1873. TO March lOtu. 1875
Uul FalI faI|urr ynuuuurH 60 date hereof tu0
faii parties are hereby summoned 90 appear
ut tlIs Uihre ON mo l.fh day 20 Juuo, i-1i, 80
ll u'clurE a.Wt iq f1sUuui amt 'uIulfh tcsu.
wunN "uuUcfUIus HIIl alleged l1HufH
NIIHfa a. luAuHIUh BYRON HEDp.
Attorney Tor contestant ErHIHtCr.
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IEaAL NOTICE..


AFAN A'I|ANI.H
10 tlc matter OF tHe adoption ~ Elsie Mary
Margaret N.nmETrgu, 10 UiUu as Elslu
Mary Margaret Davis.
TTruN READING AAu FILLING THE
~ statements boz Wruus ~ Mary ulumgfouu.
tur mother nf hAIl child, and uf j1HhuH DAVE
uui iIsir Mars DAVIS, husband ana wife who
propose HtIuNU sold child, fu.u statements
lnlnE verified Hul signed before mn hf Probate
Judge, praying fUr au order adopting SAID
rWll tu tlH sHIi Joshua lAyIs and Elsie Mary
Davis 10 la ordered tlAt "Wednesday she g1Lh
DAY ofIUuC, q u. 100, 20 Do 3D.. NE, at the
County Court lInu.r ~ salt iH.r ely. De- and
o. hereby appointed HU time AND place Tor
hearing tHr ssII petition and thlttlo clerk
cause due notice thereof Go Dee given us urCr
f"rHUI hF Jaw. uT uuH'Iea ln tUu uIsLiu o
lvIHfNs NIws. "a. Salt Lake tiirt fuf tnrug
WH"E" HuHt before .HlI hearing IhHt Hll mere
aHrH Interested mHy aUUcar aud oppose Haii
petition,
Witness my hani tH.s ud day oi Juuo. ls9L
JACOB o.. BLAIR,
TEHUUrOs s. DANNuy.
AuJruuIf Tor Petitioners.
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Lovers OF the weed You can't con
found the two From the descriptions
on the right you know "whorclt we are
ats w. aud South, and 70 J.. Ist
South Streets. Eagle Gate Cigar ioc
straight just received q fresh lot OF
genuine Louisiana Pcdquc, grown 10
St. lanes Parish. Plug, smoking and
perique cut ON our own Whitney Tobac.
o Gutter irle OF charge.
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN


IorNo sait Inhc
40. sHT0f Provo. bingham, aHi
$40 pUIu's Iaat..ss.sssss eos o. n
so t=Iur Provo brand function
and al| points LHHl.......s.. .li o. boz.
40. C=tur Provo. NaHu and
NHIna ......., s,s.sss. ......s.s'sss -..l Do me-
NO. s=Tor Eurcka ,........... ....... t.ll %. m
80. a-lur ogden ana Mrst........ ~ %. Boz.
80 l-F5r Ogden ami ilg Weit.... l-I p.m.
arrive salt Lrbr.
so l=Trln Provo, strand function
nu3 tu0 laut.,s.st.s..ts.sts 10 % m.
so. -frlu Provo. traud junction
ana tHo Easi ............ ilsi3p m.
so. a-ttum bingham, Provo. Mauu
qua -ulluu.s.....stts ssssss.s ssss p 90 Do, ms
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-08-03
SEVEN FOUNTAIN NEWS.

Mrs. Addison Munich left here on last
week for Edinburg, having been called to
the bedside of her son, Mr.. G. j. Cullers,
who is very low with typhoid fever.
The all day meeting at Dry Run on
Sunday, was well attended, good many
strangers being present.
pumbor of young men Of this section,
who are employed at Simpson, Warren
county, Va, were at home recently.
Mr.. Henry shipe of near Harrisville,
this county, was called last week to the
sckbed of his brother, Mr. VIM. Shipe, Of
this neighborhood.
Misses Emaline and Gennis Cays were
also called home by the same sad cause.
Mr.. Samuel Shiflett and wife are visit
ing, Mr. Geo. w. Cullers, Of Fishers
Hill.
While J. w. Funk was herding cattle
in the mountain one day last week, his
dog found large bull snake. which Mr..
Funk killed. 1t was FIVE feet and FIVE
inches long, and nine inches around at
the thickest part. These snakes, while
ugly looking customers, are said to be
entirely harmless and timid. making no
fight and but little effort to escape when
attacked
While Mr.. J. W. Funk, Sem, was now
ing near his house one day last week, be
noticed his dog, which was hunting
around clump of bushes, doing some
slngularly high jumping and barking
loudly. Going to the place Mr.. Funk
saw very large RATHER which he killed.
Although not as long as some it was cer-
tainly the thickest sad heaviest one he has
ever seen. 1t had eleven very large and
perfect rattles and a button, which can
be seen by calling at the HERALD Office.
We regret to say that heavy and de-
struc.ive hail storm visited the lower
part of our valley Sunday, doing great
deal OF damage. The growing corn was
cut and battered to a serious extent. The
wind blew with great violeAce while the
rain fell in torrents. It was decidedly
the heaviest rain we have had for years,
and the creek has not been as high for =
long time. SPICE.