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DURsUANr TO Az ORDER or SAID
court M sad matter. notice Il hereby
given thatWcdueHdAy ,the 10Th day on urcember
A.b 1921, 90 10 O'Clock h.m., al the County
lourt House no @alt ltte CIty Utah Territory
IN iho court room TOT said court, has Teen
~ d petition Of Louis fsrEtW0fth and Trsd
W. htynuldai prayiuE Tor the admission ID
PROBATE ut csttais document thsrurlth IRE.
tenlta, purpouinE 20 be thu last viii aud ttsta.
meni VI Annie W. tlaYt, dQcauted, when and
Wuefo nll persons interested may auroHr and
opnotc The pro ate Of laiI will, Or tha grant.
luF OF letters iriitmeninfy " said petitioners
o. prayed Tor Iu tud petition
lu wituela whereof have tertuuto set my
hand ami aMNrd the seal Oh aid
lsNALl court this slttu day Of December.
A. ~ ituL
n. v. MELDY,
tlgrf " he Probate Court.
49, ~ j. >. JACA, Deputy.
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The People Of tho Territory OF UiA send
gceunE. 10 William hutu. Mary d.
Ltrse, ~ wife, howard Pepper Mrs
george w. tiorni Catherine b.. Dyer
aaron hcyaeE william r. McU0rnIgk
Mary iintcu, Uni0n National Hant. N
-hIt laAp tity, a corporation, EdwAuI 10
Mirssi Trustee Tor n, 10. scott n, ID
hrotl, and NJ. II huiori, !, ". TAYLOR and
tuufro Cructtr, doing businoss uudCr I'M
sane OF fromontory stock Company.
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AssEsgMENT NOTICE.
Sor,a ro,., Consolidated Irrigation Comp,

North Po,sl Consolidated irrigation Company.
Loacton " Onca and Principal Place OF uusI.
nrfs-luIlsn Hotel, West second koutL
Street, salt Lake City, UtAh.
NOTICE ~ ilEREnT GIVEN THAT
~ ata mesNnH VI The nosfd oil uIrsciors
htld on TIE ilth day - November, lisa, asseas.
meut NO II, OF az and a htlf per cent. or -
etnL yer snare, Vas LEVIED On tho capital
stock % we corporation, payable ou saturday,
uetemntr tt, lee, 10 the secretary, A. no
giuct OF We company, Room y, Cullen Hotel
Mbt 0eeohl South auset sat Lake city, utah
AeFllprr, Any ttock upon which this a.arss.
utnt nay remain uupAd on the Ilst day Of
I tcsmyers leN, VIII be delinquent aud adycr.
utsd Tor sale A. public auction, and uulets
lsfmeAt . made before, will be- sold on tho
isth day OF JHEuAfY ltli 10 pay the deliuuusut
a.i'i,ngal, t9.sllsr Win sosg VI advertising
ARTHUR PARSONS.
a.. ,..,, Secretary
Room "a cullen Hotel, o. onco OF =. 81 NJ
salt lake Olfy. Utak NuVsutbar 1taf 80
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suMMONs.
In the District Court In aud Tor tho Third 10
Coauiy " salt Lake.

49,. W
william buris Mary l.. iiurlo, hls wife. Edward
copper Mrs. Otorga N. tttafn. Catlerus
=, yer Aaron heytsr, william " SIC.
tofnlcs, MAY hfnau. Uui1n National
hahs ~ SAT- LAke CITY. a corporation, I'd
Mafq - Wicitt Trustee Tor "a 10 Scott
~ ~ scott sud II. d. liuf1rd, j ", TAYLOR
thd george Crocker. doing business under
pany, Defendants
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IEOAL NnIlrE.

In tho Probate Courg IL aud Tor SAT- Iato
Couniy, Territory VI Utah.
In the matter Of Tho estate OF Annie w
Gays, deceased.
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Notice u tine and place fer the hearing Of
peuuon Tor admission ~ probate
Of will
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Dom "a cullen Hotel. " onco or =. d Nj.
SAT- lake Ci'y, utab. November glst, ivt'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-20
In BRACING OCTOBER
Strength Should Return and Ian
guOr Go.
No Season Is So Good for Building Up the
Brain ald Body.
Paine's Celery Compounds Work of
Mercy in Countless Homes,

The prostrating heat Of summer has
long since gone.
There is now but one excuse for Ian
guor and lack of energy-ill health.
With the return of bracmg, vigorous
weather the thoroughly well men and
women find the prospect of work attrac-
tive. Business looks promising. The
indolent, unambitious feeling of few
months ago gives place to energy and
hard work.
That Is, provided one is well.
To the sick man or woman the pros
pect is doleful. The thousands of per-
sons who worked right through the hot
summer, and the many whose vacation,
instead of recruiting their strength, has
only made increased demands on their
tired nerves and brain-these unhappy
ones should take advantage of the brac-
ing days and nights to store their bodies
with pure, vigorous blood and their
nervous system with energy before the
cold weather overtakes them in their
weak, run down. condition.
Paine's celery compound should be
taken during the month of October. II
will build up the tired system wonder
fully. Increased appetite and steady
gain in weight during the month will
show Enthusiastically the stimulating ef-
feet of this remarkable nerve food. To
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-20
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES

o. c. Whitney, committee ofDorrance
B. Burdick, an habitual drunkard, yes
terday filed an inventory with Prothon-
otary Pryor of the property owned by
Burdick. 1t is specified as $50 acres OF
land, stock and farm implements.
Arbitrators Fred w. FleitZ, II. c.
Taylor and Walter Briggs yesterday
gave an award of $2i9.14 for the plain
tiff in the case of Jacob Helmer against
the Haslam Lime company. The action
was brought 10 recover book account
Appeals were yesterday filed with
Prothonotary Pryor in the cases OF
John r. Thomas and Lizzie Morgans
against Edward and Winnie Mcdonald
and William Davis, constable of Oily
phant. The plaintiffs brought suits be.
fore Justice of the Peace Griffiths, OF
Olyphant, and each obtained judgment
in the sum of 5000 for the alleged un.
lawful seizure of personal property.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-20
Brief Notes of Interest.

Miss Hannah Thornton, Of Chestnut
street, Is ill.,
Epenezer X. Griffiths, of Mount Car
mel, is visiting his family on this side.
MRS. Winters, of Jermyn, is a guest at
the home of A. w. Cooper on Ninth
street.
Robert Morris, who has been visiting
friends here, returned to Plymouth yes
terday.
A meeting of the Eastern Building
ana Loan association was held last
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Easterly, Of
North sumner avenue, are visiting
friends in Mahoopany.
The Marquettes held business meet
ing last evening, preparatory to their
annual social to be held on Nov. IA.
The annual celebration Of the Home
Missionary society of the Jackson
Street church was held on Thursday
evening.
The fourth annual ball of Council 497.
Junior Order of United American
Mechanics, will be held in Mears' hall
next Wednesday evning.
Mrs. William A, Shepperson and
daughters, Grace and Helen, are guests at
the home of Mrs. William V. Griffiths
on North Sumner avenue.
Mrs. E. d. Fellows class, No. "a, Of
the Washburn Street Sabbath school,
Will give a unique entertainment in
Mears' hall next Friday evening.
The fifth anniversary of the pastorate
of Rev. d. c. Hughes, d. D., of the Jack
son Street Baptist church, will be OBJ
served on the first Sunday in Novem-
Der.
Two men were picked up in drunken
condition at the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western crossing yester-
day. They We're taken to the station
house.
Silurian lodge, No. 763, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, will listen to a
lecture by Henry p. Davies in the lodge
room on South Main avenue next Fri
day evening
The programme for the Welsh Phil
osophical society tonight will be con-
tinuation of the talk on vegetables.
James A. Evans will speak on Virginia
and Washington.
The Young Mems league of the West
Side held a meeting last evening In its
rooms on South Main avenue. The final
arrangements were made for the rati-
fication meeting in ST. David's hall next
Wednesday evening.
iNtNs (ADlC L VI WultS, Will
lecture in the Tabernacle Congrega-
tional church next Wednesday evening
on 1.-THE Genius of the Welsh People"
Mr.. Parry ranks among the first of
Welsh orators, as was proved when he
preached here before In the First Welsh
Baptist church.
Mrs. John Edwards, Of Lohengrin
court, is visiting friends in Pittsburg
The second series of the course of
University Extension lectures by Homer
B. Sprague, Phi. D., will take place on
Monday evening in the Welsh Calvin
istic Methodist church. The subject
will be Milton. The lecture is to in
clude his prose writings, marriage and
separation. A large number attended
the lecture two weeks ago.
Harry Robbins, young man resid-
ing with his parents on North Hyde
Park avenue, fell in fit on the street
near his home while returning from
work yesterday afternoon. The young
man dropped to the ground and for
many minutes writhed in agony. A
chair was sent for, and on this the
young man was removed to his home.
He was much improved last evening.
Go to Fred Reynolds, 2O6 North Main
avenue, for anything in the line of
paints, wall paper, oil cloths and win
dow shades.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-20
DUNMORE DOlNGS.

Fresh oysters received daily at Pal
mers market. ~
Martin Gibbons is pushing work on
his new dwelling house.
MRS. G ). Maloney has returned from
visiting relatives in Nanticoke.
A. j. Widener has nearly completed
the new addition to his house on Brook
street.
Clarence Z. Jackson is building a
large new dwelling house on Drinker
street.
Regular meeting Of the Loyal Legion
in Odd Fellows hall this evening at
7.45. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. John Palmer left Thursday for
New York, where she will spend two
weeks visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Cook.
f.. H. Kraus and Victor Burschel will
spend Sunday at the home of Mr.. Ager
at Clark's Summit, going up on their
wheels.
The Young Ladies Mission circle, of
the Dunmore Presbyterian church, will
give social at Miss Edith Wert's next
Friday evening, Oct. 26.
The mission band of the Methodist
Episcopal church gave an Interesting
entertainment In the lecture room of
the cnurcn last evening.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Easterline, on Green Ridge street, was
frightened yesterday morning by the
arrival of young photographer.
j, ]. Mcdonnell, the new proprietor
Of the Dunmore hotel, is having paint
ing and other Improvements made
Deautifying the interior of the hotel.
Robert Vooris, of Bloomsbury, was
visiting his cousin, p. G. Fritz, yester-
day. Mr.. Vooris is a travelling sales
man for the Capewell Nail company.
The social given by the young people
Of the Baptist church at the residence
Of John Moffat last evening, was largely
attended and was greatly enjoyed by
all present.
w. f. Padden, of Scranton, has opened
bakery, oyster eating saloon and
market in John Stanton's building on
Drinker street. Mr.. Padden is one Of
the Traction company's old employees,
and is well known in Dunmore.
Dunmore Presbyterian church SER
vices: Rev. J. w. Williams will preach
at $780, Sunday school at IL o'clock In
the evening Rev. j. W. Williams will
give a report Of the state convention at
York, Pa, where he went as delegate
the past week.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-20
MRS. WILLIAM M'coLLoM.

those who know anything of the work
ing and the purpose of the nervous sys-
TEN it Is evident that the prompt feed
ing Of the nerves with Paine's celery
compound must be followed by de-
cided gain in health and vigor of the en-
tire system. There Is no organ of the
body that Is not controlled by the
nerves.
1t is the putting off Of attention TO
the signs Of heart weakness that fills the
statistics with overwhelming numbers
Of deaths from heart failure" Those
who at once build up their strength and
nOurish the feeble nerve-centers with
Paine'S celery compound, check weak
ness of that important organ as readily
as weakness of any other part of the
body. This greatest modern invigora-
tor, discovered by man whom Dart
mouth college is most proud to honor,
Prof. Edward T.. Phelps, NJ. D., LII. D.,
was welcomed as a more than extra
ordinary step in advance of anything
before at the command of physicians,
for curing rheumatism, neuralgia, de
bility. Countless women, weak, thin,
mere bundles Of nerves, and dlscour-
aged by their inability to gain strength,
have been started on the sure road to
recovery by Paine's celery compound.
Physicians prescribe 1t the world over.
Get strong and well with Paine's eel
cry compound.
Here is the experience of Mrs. Will-
lam McCollum, of Trenton, Mo-, who
says:
Il have had neuralgia for eight or ten
years. l began to think that eventu-
ally it would cause my death. I would
have three or four awful attacks in a
month, and all the pain would settle in
the base of my brain, and extend down
my back, lasting several hours.
I'VE tried everything that We could
think Of, but nothing did me any last
ing good until my mother came on q
visit and told me to try. Paine's celery
compound, as she was using it for nerv-
Gus trouble with wonderful success. We
both think your compound saved Us
from going crazy. / only used two
bottles of 1t, but have not had a re-
turn of my old enemy since.
"One thing Is certain, and that Is the
doctors could not do anything for me.
Some told me 1t was caused by nerv-
Gus trouble, some said II was female
trouble, some said one thing, some said
another, but thanks to your wonderful
compound am free once more. l have
often thought that I would write and tell
you what a relief it is to be free from
pain, but / neglected it from time to
time. You may believe that / shall al
ways speak kind word for Paine's cell
cry compound,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-20
SHE WAS A CLAIRVOYANT.
But She: Couldn't Fool the Young Man
with Her Lying Guesses.

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-20
Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

On Tuesday evening the Lady Prize
singers vii give an entertainment in the
hall. Admission for women and girls, 10
cents.
Monday evening all interested in Bible
study can join the Bible classes. over
forty have already united, but more can
be received.
Glasses in gymnastics for little girls
vii meet today at 10 a. m. and for boys un-
der l0 years at p. IN. Pupils will be re-
ceived In these classes.
Monday afternoon at $3.50 the first social
gathering. for the season of the Juniors
will be held. Members are urged to invite
their girl friends to come with them.
Sunday at 3.45 the regular meeting for
women and girls will be conducted by
Miss Lottie Short. Subject, "The Three
Warnings" Young women are invited.
AT 8 o'clock Monday evening Mr.. Mi
chael, who will teach the wood carving
class for young women, will exhibit a
large number of pieces of carving. La
dies are invited to call and see the work
and applications can then be made to join
the class. Terms for instruction 50 for
ten lessons.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-20

AT this point the lights near the stage
burned low and left the hall in partial
darkness, but Lackawanna's versatile
orator was spontaneously equal to the
occasion and continued:
But thank God darkness does not
blind it; it has hopes of light and will
fight out the battle to that end" An
outburst of applause followed the allu-
sion.
1.-THE Republican tariff for instance
may be likened to fence alluded to by
an old-time lawyer as horse high, hog
low and bull strong. We have home
markets many billions of dollars greater
than the total market values of the
world. We propose TO protect 1t with O
fence built so that no foreign horse can
clear It. no pauper hog crawl under it
and no John Bull push it down. Abra-
ham Lincoln's assertion that 1T is bad
policy to swap hosses in the middle of a
stream has been shown in the swap
from Republican government to Demo-
cratic misrule."
Anent the denial of NJ. T. Burke, pres
ent representative, that he voted
against the Farr free text book law, Mr..
ColbOrn stated that ink and records do
not lie. He read a letter from II. w!
Fleitz to the effect that Mr.. Burke not
only voted against the bill but worked
and spoke against it.
1T was a great period for Hebrew re-
joicing," said Mr.. Colborn, when
Daniel was delivered from the lions
den, but / believe it will be day of
equal rejoicing when Daniel and the
Lyon are delivered into the reins of
government of this great state of Penn
sylvania" Mr.. Colborn concluded his
effort by alluding to the several county
candidates and when he had finished
it was the impression that he had Of
fered great contribution toward party
success and substantiated his growing
reputation and popularity as one of the
states leading orators.
The meeting adjourned as it began
amid expressions of loyalty and en-
thusiasm,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-20
POLANDER'S BAD MEMORY
Undertook to Get $40 Piece Changed
and Forgot to Return.

Alderman FitZsimmons issued war;
hant for the arrest of Michael Wajchak
yesterday upon the charge of stealing a
500 gold piece under peculiar circum-
stances.
j. H. Bailey, the grocer, was in need
of change late yesterday afternoon and
went to his neighbor's store, Valentine
Ankewich, the butcher, who, however,
was in the same dilemma and unable to
oblige him. Mr.. Ankewich suggested
that Wajchak, who was standing in the
store, would get the piece changed for
Mr.. Bailey, and he assented at once and
took the gold piece and forgot to return.
He was arrested at p. m. by officers
Haag and Palmer and given hearing
before Alderman Fitzsimmons, where
he vehemently protested that he knew
nothing whatever of the missing gold
piece, and had not seen 1t or the owner,
j. II. Bailey. that evening,
Messrs. Bailey and Ankewich, how
ever, detailed the transaction and the
evidence was sufficiently clear to estab-
lish his guilt. Alderman Fitzsimmons
committed the accused to jail in default
of $500 bail Prisoner will be tried at the
next session upon the charge of larceny
of the 500, as no part of the money was
refunded.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-20
ON Other Side OF channel
Passing Events of the Day on the West
Side of the City Noted.
NUMBER OF SOCIAL EVENTS
Pleasant Time at she Home of Rev. L. C.
Floyd-William Smith Injured
by aFall of Roof In the
Central Mines.

A large number of social events took
place on this side of the city last night.
The youngladieso of Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church met at the home OF
Rev. l.. c. Floyd, where social was
held. An excellent programme, pre-
pared by Miss Louise Dale, was rem
dered. Refreshments We're srved.
pink social was held in the Jackson
Street Baptist church. The affair was
a financial success. An interesting pro-
gramme was rendered.
An oyster supper was given in st,
DaVids school room, under the auspices
of the young ladies. The affair was a
profitable one.
The Young Peoples society of the
First Welsh Baptist church, held an
interesting meeting. An excellent pro-
gramme of literary nature was rem,
dered.