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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28
An Expensiv. Shot.

Some extraordinary but weli-authen-
ticated stories Of the Bank of France
are related. One day sheep ate up q
hundred-franc note belonging to q
butcher. The butcher ran into the
house of friend, seized a gun, and
shot the sheep. He had no sooner done
this than the owner of the gun rushed
up. That was an expensive shot of
yours for me-" he said. What do you
mean" asked the butcher. "Well,"
said the other, II had seventy francs
in bills hidden In the barrel of that
gum" The sheeps carcass was pretty
thoroughly searched, and enough Of
tae pieces Of the notes recovered 90
thst the bank redeemed them ALI
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28
INSTINCT SELDOM GOES WRONG
An Instance Which Confirms the Truth of
This Statement.

An Instance Which Confirms the Truth Of
This Statement.
/ had an experience to be remem-
bered once at Moosehead, said Ia
borer on the Lewiston streets, re-
Gently, according to the Journal of
that city. Three of us were out
on the lake one winters day in Janu-
ary when storm came up. We had a
couple of horses and rode on sledges
made OF split birch poles. To get home
and settled in the cabins before night
came on was our one wish, but for
two hours the Icy clouds had been
blowing up on the horizon. and now
came down in whirl of snow and icy
wind. In half an hour we were lost
on the ice. Two hours later we crossed
our own tracks again and knew we had
been going about in circle. To stay
out there all night would be death,
and to keep on travelling about aimless-
ly meant to fall at last exhausted.
Finally, as the wind blew keener
along the level surface and the snow
beat on our bronzed faces with more
cutting effect, we called q halt and
discussed again the chances. An old
guide who was with US suggested that
we let the horses take their own way
of the lake. II seemed foolish, but we
agreed. Striking the horses smart clips
with the whips we were surprised to
see them turn each to the left and start
on east We thought this would take
us further into the lake, but submitted.
and IN half an hour the trees along
tho bank loomed up through the storm
and we were safe. A horse knows by
instinct what man doubts and ques-
tons In such timeA
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

Hick's-Your mouth reminds me of
Cupid's bow.
Miss L. Rhodes delighted Really !?
Hicks-Yes you are always shooting
it off.-Kansas City Town Talk.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft, or calloused Jumps and blem.
ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs,
sphnts, sweeney, ring.bone, stiles,
sprains, all swoolen throats, coughs, etc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by W. R. Smith & Co.,
druggists, Hillsboro, Ohio.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28
Where VIII You Spend the Summer

where VIII You Spend the Summer
The Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Railway has an attractive list of summer r
resorts reached via its lines. Before you
decide where to go, ask some agent of
the B. & o. s. W. R'y for copy or write
O. P. McCarty, General Passenger Agent,
St, Louis. Mo,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28
The Wish Hratifled.

You have often wished for something
to take the place of Pills. Now try %.
cent package Simmons Liver Regulator
powder. Try it dry on the tongue or
make it into a tea. 1t is pleasant to
take, and gives quick relief-two good
recommendations.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

"It seems to me you have gained sew
eral pounds since you began taking your
dinners here"
Mr.. Nuboarder-Yes, I've been taking
my other two meals at a capital place.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

Itch, mango, and scratches on human
or animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by w. R. Smith & Co.. druggist,
Hillsboro.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28
Saxby's Query to IngersOll.

This beautiful song, words and music,
regular sheet music size,) will be mailed
to anyone enclosing cents in stamps to
DIG. Edwards, General Passenger Agent:
G. H. & D. R. R., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

Shiloh's Cure is sold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient consumption. 1t is
the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a
dose. 25c., 50c., and $1.OO. Sold by
Seybert & 90.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

Mrs. Haughteigh-Why didn't you
stop, sir, when you saw me wave my
hand?
Car Conductor thought you were
throwing me kisses, mum.-St. Louis
Hnnorist
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

"All run down" from weakening
effects of warm weather, you need q
good tonic and blood purifier like Hoods
Ssrsaparilla, Try it.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

Kafls Glover Root, the great blood
purifier, gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and cures constipation,
25c., 50c., $1.00. Sold by Seybert & Co.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

Yes, George, it is better to have loved
and lost than never to have loved at all.
1t is better for the jeweler and the florist
and the messenger boy-and, sometimes,
for the lawyer.-Teras SJtings.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

Doctor Your cough seems to be i'm.
proving?
Patient-Oh, yes it's loud enough
now to be heard all over the house.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

Or. Prices cream BaIking Powder
Werld's Fair Highest Award.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-28

CougMng Leads TO Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough
At Ouca
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20
Notes.

Tho laying OF tue water pipes has
commenced on Main street anu that
thofoughiafs IL In a very much t0fn-
up condition at proaonL When these
Main street pipes are In place, water
Will DO turned into the entifo syst, m,
anu the work will be completed.
But one suowsi,fm to record during
the week, but rain has ialion Huvera
times.
The social event Of tho week wa, IA
wedding OF Miss Pcar Young aud
Frank A. Bird, which TOOK place Ut
tho Episcopal church bbi9ie large
aujiesce. Major Bird Aud wlio, OF
Salt Lake were out i1r tho event.
wsdnes isy night EliAaou, the Salt
Like "sizEttd,n htid forth nj tue
opera house before large numDsT OF
people. lie was vcil received anu
very much appreciated.
w. a. Lamb, superintendent Of the
Mafsno mil, anu OnlU, Lave tuturuuu
90 tho Para alter an extended visit in
Now YORK. WILL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20

command the road 10 salonioa, the
D.rdaaelles and the Pltmls. The Bay
OF roirOn would also give protection 10
q Gost. tho bastions Of HEfinorns
W uld sweep the waters u Thasos,
Sanoihfaki, Demn0s, the Cult 81
salonica and Thoasalonlan ofritOry up
~ Olympus.
When Troy fell the news was an.
nounced by the fires Of the Greeks on
Mount Athos. According TO M old
Legend, tue royal insignia Of the By
ntntius empire IL mere, and the
possossor Of Mount Athos obtaius
90 ipso the right to the hefilage Of
Constantinopole and the Turkish em-
plfe.
Herr waohs IL " the opinion that
Russia IL sgaln NEGOTIATING at Pera fof
the cesslon by Turkey u Mount Athoa.
He attributes, from this point " viep
a certain Importance 10 tie visit which
the Russian ambassador n III n has
ju,t made on board the ~ rdship, the
kolchis, aud TO his insI Get IN Of the
convent AMI 10 the fact that Admiral
Aveiane paid the colony a hvtnr
sli on board the Ryuds.-Now FORK
Hsfu n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20

! being delivered bore than has beou
Known Tor several Year., whi0n indi.
Gates that tho mine owners have de-
uided that uufiug the low prices OF the
metal, they will do more repair woofk,
in anticipation ~ the increase IN prices
OF tho metals before great while.
A committee appointed by the stock.
holders Of the C0mslock properly, 40.
companisd Manager Dusseldorf 10 the
IN mes this week 10 inspect the same
AMI report upon the needed Improve
mena at the mines with the
intention Of prosecuting the work
rapidly, aud getting tbs mine
In shape 10 chip ore. Tue Con-
mlttee reports finding tue property
up TO their expectations, and they viii
recon- mend that additional machiuefy
anu supplies DO Immediately purchased
40 that the sAme eau be- delivered NJ
the mine before tho heavy fails OF
snow.
J. J. DAILY csns out from the city
Wednesday, aud reports affairs at tue
Daly.Wsat Ia splendid condition.
Nothing definite has been decided
upon yst, ~ 10 the Daly.NeiI mill, IT,
character, sizs or location.
Work On tue ALLIANCES IL now fully
urdur way, aud fspid progress IL Deing
made. TINS property viii prove 10 be-
an Ofe shipper Deiofe many days.
The finishing touches vIll DO nut on
the Ontafi1 drain Iunnel during the
coming week, aud then the water rom
the mines will be turned into II, re-
lieviug tbs many pumps after yeafs VI
ince,ssnt labjr Hut these latter Will
all he put ~ repair 20 ~ 10 he ready
when deeper developments arc DO.
cidod upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20
NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
TRUST.


XkTuFnEAa on tbs TENTH DAY OF
w Octo1er. i-ni, Gilbert ". Amos aud
Martha VI. Amos HE wife. made. oxerutad
aud delivered o. William Il. Han, tru tee ~
salt Lake civ, Utah, their reriain ured.
whereby they convened 10 The said William q.
Hall tno fol owing daasribed real rsiate
situated In SAT- I.aEo county. Titan. 10 MI
Apart. Of 10. I've, l,i 10 block sgyen tD
yuy. hegthninr M a point fnriv Two and ihr,e.
quarters f.gf.I feet south nf tho unrthWest
corner u SAID ioi. and running thence north
f0rtY.tWo and three quarters Nltl frttt
tiouce no M scveniy foiir desrros and'dftv one
mtnulra east IA so b j eIgiitv.t F0 and onD
half lslhl feet To- tho northeast CORNER II aid
lot thence anuthUfiv along the east line ~
said lnt thiriy.iyya aud ono htf lIitl feet,
thence wsatrrtv utnoty.threr ami orO
hair O1sI feet more Or les. 10
the place OF beginning containing
le.a briug the preIttsfa here oturo decided 40
the aaid uubgft u. Amos. by Edward H.
Austin.
Whereas, said convcrance was IN trust 10
secure thr paymcnI III one certain MON asnry
note Tor Tue rum nf tbtftprn hundred aoit,I
ttislUl executed by the faid Giibort ID Amos
October IIth. lsHI. UIF aIiig 1nV vrsr aff~r tits
to.wit on Ocinbof ION. islf. al no tinfon
National Hank 90 .uit IaAo CITY. titan. 10 me
order OF tharlra d pomrrol "A. IN len n,,
rrnt tntrrest no. snnntn fsat'i dsis t,,,,,i ~ "a
both boforc and AMOR tudgtnent ~ ass,,e'
And, whereas. aatd deed ufovidTs maj sbonid
default he made IN the pay mout 81 tho said
note Or any part thereof Or II the intcfest
that may acrfue thereon, or any nart thereof
A. the safac becomes que and nayHblr tn AZ
cordAnce with the terms u said note. then said
trustee, or la event OF he death, Disability. or
absence from tho county u salt lake. Of re-.
iusAl to act, or other decentralization. then Inc
United states Mafshai for q tah or any Of M
Deputies then acunF, may, as successor III
said trustee, prncori 10 sell Inc prop.
cry hofcinbefofc described, or any paft thprs.
Of. At public vsnduo 10 inc hiFho.t
bidder for cash either perry TO sad deed DO
sale. At the south front door u tho County
Court House OF sAii at late Count, Irrri.
tor Of itah. lrat SWING twenty lI0i days uub.
licnourc Of the time terms. a I'd d ace of ne
aud description ot thu properly 10 be sold. I'M
advertisement IN some newaphner. urintsi Ia
tue English language, aud puhlishud In he
city OF SAT- Lake CItg aud upon = td ale ne
Hail trustee ur ms aurosfsor ia tru.tts ti
thorzcd 10 execute aud deliver 4 deed In Zee
simp q, Of the property sold Ia the purrhaser
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mARsHAL's SALE.
DuRsUANr
D#.. .H#...


puRsUANr TO An ORDER or SALE
4 o me directed BY tho Third nistrirtCourt
OF the Territory Of Utah, 1 ah.il oxpose AZ
PUBLIC sale, az ino south Front Door Of the
uuuy tuurt house In tue Guy Of salt faks,
'ouhy OF san l.ate, aud Territory Of Utah
ON Tue "a day 81 october, 1894, az 10 O'clock
n'ml.i Az the right, title, claim and interest d
icrinL Jcnnlu j. sutton TIE CommrrtiaI
National Bank "a c0rp0ratlOnl, W, s. NrCor.
nics, guardian, ". b Mccormick tdoing busi.
he.4 a. heCurnick a CO.., Tue STATE Hank
or Itah Ga corpnrauunlt and b. 4. Hiatt OF
iu, and 10 the following described real ettnto.
situate, l} 10 aud being Ia salt Lake County,
ana described ~ follows, 10 cit
y phft ot loi three (il, m block thirteen tll.
ol plt 70 salt Lake survey, commenc ng Il
lhe southeast corner u SAID lot. and running
thtnce horth one hundred an1 sixty nyo tlasl
ictl, lhrncu west nftysflur 900 feet. thcnes
s9gth ono hundred and sixty lve tlGll Z, e.
hhl Wence cast nltysfour q O fee. 10 BEGIN
nlns. Also part OF sad lot tnrnn flA. b org
lniLiren llll, plat ~" commencing IN the
,oulnwes' corner OF fnd lot. ana running
,ntnee h0Hh one hundred and afsfv nVo DOS
tnol thonce east lflY-fonr i.b id. tbeacs
sput. Que hundred aud tgty.nyr ID frct
am thenee west hlty four 90 feet gl Ihn piars
~ beginning Alto All 0f lois one I'D AMI Two
iill. ~ nlogs tN1 20, Of Eluoha rubdlvliion VI
uloVA uie lal 10 plat "N," Sah iaae DIV sur.
yey,, Also all Of lottwn lgl, In block one hun.
YIi ~. e.H iol1y ono an, of plat m" salt
lago Iliy survey, 10 be sOll ~ mo propeytv
OF 4, ", jaucs sarah X james Kgie stt,totss
fcfnL a. we suit Of John d. Ingram.
p., NAT y mlGHAM, q. 3. Marshal.
Ky w. H. AucuER, Deputy AiArshaL
dated october lst, lhlt
g. D. Jack, Attorney for plsluan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20
suMMoNs.
In the Di,ulct Court In and Tor the rhlra
County Of SAT- Lake

Sarah kahn. plaintiff,
John n Doan. MarcelA Dolan ha vita.
hlDer. j. hoblnson, and jane Doe Robinson,
The People OF TIE Territory Of Utah .ena
greeting 10 John A. Doan and Marccils
Dolan, bis wife, Aibert , Robinson and JAMS
Doe Robinson. his wife. defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO an.
pear IN an action brought aganst y6u
by the above namoi .piainuds in the District
Court Of the 1hifd Judicial District Of ths
tcrutory Of Utsh anu o. ansNer tbs conn algt
ncd therein within ten days lcxciutiys N a.
DAY Of aervicol after TIE service on yoa Of t1ls
simmons -if served within this conntT; or y
served out nfthis county. but In this 2istiiei
within twenty days otherwise within mn
daya-ar judgment By default WI - ~ ~
sssisss los' according TO lhepTayss Of saii
Thc SAD action IL rau htto have demept
agairft defendants Do an IN ths sum ~ ~ fIl.
Anrii3. Ia. for fli0 attorney fse f,p W.
with intcrcft from May q 1904 Tor ifi 5l ,gtt1
Interest from Nay y, isoi' for 81 ". with in'
annum, Tor tnxcs ptif b. piauln ami flr
coaie NJ suit; alleged 20 ho due on certain
Dolan TO ralnun jane y. isg2, Tor $3.50 W,.h
interest % 10 uer cent per annum-saue hriis
due and wholly unpnd favo the sum OF fisl
interest and being fecurcd hy q morIraea ID
even date on promises hereinafter dusrfihad
executed by defendants n.Ian 10 nla.nun'
snid uortg gcd promises having been, since
thtNNAlnu OF HAll murNAaNt conveyed 10 dee
PENDANT Nlhrrt u LuhlnHun, subject 10 lien Of
taid mortgage 10 have the usua' docroa nf thit
court for the sale ~ said premises. nliudEuF
that proceeds u such sale hH applied ln nav.
mcnt % amduuts due a. above. that defend
ants and an persons claiming under them DO
barred AMI forocl1sri OF all q Am o. equity ns
redemption In sad premises, and Tor other
relief sad premises are described as ioIoua
" vit' hii u lots numbered from To 4. in.
elusive, ani being Ai No lot c0mpuflnr
DO ans subdivision u part OF hl0uk q, nat
A e. L. ..HU
lots d aud % 81 faid subdivision, al situate Ia
SAT- Lake OltF aud County, Utah
And you arc huruhT Moulded that II Yuu IAN 10
appear and answer The sHid complaint dH above
required the aaii ulaiuuA will Apply b. mo
court Tor tho 10 iaf demanded tlCfcin
Witness the Hon tamuUl A. Merritt. iHf r.
and thn nnll ~ tho district Count of
Che ihlfd judicial District in and
tsrAt-) Tor the Territory Of uth. this ian
Gay ofJu'Y. in SOC year % our Lord
one thousand eight hvudr,t aud
ninety -four.
DAVID nuNnAR. CLERK.
ny GRO u. LOOMS. Deputy CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20
In Nine and Mill

Aftsra cessation Of several months
the Ontario has resumed the shipment
OF nrat class ore, aud the amount stored
nj their bins will now DO sent 10 the
sampling mile, aud later on 10 tho
smelters. This second class clAsb ora is
being hauled for storage purposes nj the
mill IN preparation for the bad roads
which will be the ruls 10 the mines.
Tbs large compressor engine and
wheel for the SlVur King was taken to
the mine duiing the week and when
fully In place II will be the next largest
compressor In the camp, that at the
Crescent being this largest.
A greater amount OF niue timber Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20
DANGER foR turkey.
MOUNT ATHOs COSvENr, OSLY FORr-
BiasEs-iMrOHrASr POINT ~ POs.
tEssiOS % NM tzAH.

Some time ago a veil known military
authority, Captain Steuks., uruw a.
tunti0n g. the Ease NItn uLiuA EIssi.
could "fuah" tnV DIdanolies aud sap.
tufe C0nstautin0plu. Auutuer veil
known Gsrnau m,iiiafy Wfi,rr Her
OttO WAcn-, now drsSs attention IT,
tue Russian uo mastery OF Mount a tnOs,
which he declares u uutuing les
than Russian ioftfvts under tho
guise OF religious tsiab,ishmunt.
Since 1870, wn0u ths Car conuscAt-
ed the vast Iands OF tne OfueT o. Mount
AthoS, aud devoted the money 10
endOwing the eOnvent OF Mount AthUs
(HaginOrus), the latter has completely
changed its reiigious'charuclcr. Tue
Greek mOnka were expelled, AMI thet-
places taken by over 5000 preluuled
Russian mJAky. Tue convent vi Pan
teiliemun contains l, 100, that OF Sefian
$40 aud that OF the CpeAs 2,b1O.
They are under cOmmanu oi the Rus
eiau General Assimlf, who mas meta
motphoaed the three conveuts into mod
ern iOrtreasos. There are Ia Addiiion
seventeen other converts occupied by
the former Greek monks. But Aceed
Ing 10 the EeIsuAsion VI threats OF tht
kussiAn consul thass, TOO, have opened
their doors TO Russian soldiers dis
Euieod A. pilgrims.
IL has buun proved that since 1891 IA,
| Russian hest has been tfanapOrtinl
war material thituor, and that the con
vents Ia question ars nothing but
fOrIeascs, with classmates, arsenal
Hubtefranean cJmmunicati0n,ot etc. Her
Waohs Ia Of tho opinion that near
ly 900 VI the pilgrims are Russian
Unioufs In Disguise, AMI tho praying
singing OF hymas, etc, II 10th.
Ing but n comedy. Not the patriarch
but tie ear commands Ia Mouni
Alhos. "FfOm Russia 10 skitai sefA
anu from there 10 the Prophet Elias'
everything 10 undermined and pre-
pared for coup dc man.
Herr Wachs dirolOsts that the con.
vents constitute magnificent strategic
positions, either Tor attack or defense,
and wouid serve splvndidly Ne n cover
for Hn army In retreat or a. bass OF
operations Tor M offensive force.
rho maritime importance OF Mount
Athos 10 even greater than its military
value. Tho bays Of the Gulf Of
HleriSsa ami the bay behind
the lslAnd Of Muliam would
furnish magnificent anu safe an.
ohorage for fleet, especially n tn,
canal OF AsfHes were reconstructed
| The RusslAus would then be sblu t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20
PAYSON.
social. Persona and BnsIness NOIes.

The marriage Of Mr.. william l..
merchant OF PaysUn, TO Miss LizLiu
John, daughter OF President David
Jonn, OF Provo, IL the social event VI
tho day. The marriage ceremony was
performed In the Salt Lake Temple
and . reception viii be given ut the
residence OF the BRIDES parents In
Provo and another one vt the residence
Of the gr0om's parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
Samuel Worsenoroft, VI this city. All
unite in wishing the worthy young
couple a happy and prosperous voyage
through the sea OF life.
The daily Times has been changed
TO a semi-weekiy paper and " the
report that the prete on which II u
printed " u be removed In tow days
by ih owner to Eureka, Is correct, u
will soon not be Issued Mt ALL The
paper has always been bright aud
newsy and II Ia hoped that tho boys
will find some means 10 continue IT,
publication.
A special meeting was held nj the
First ward meeting house on Tuesday
evening ~ consider questions Of nnAuce
connected with the building.
John Done sos and Joe. Morgan,
formerly OF the MoGol Candy com.
pany, are making / cir pfeient home
~ Huish's fruit ranob enst Of town,
where they are engaged In gathering
n heavy Drop Of winter apples.
Several parties have been down from
Clinton during the week. They repou
harvesting AZ an end anu the orupa the
finest for many year.
Mr.. l.. o. A. COlvin II carrying one
arm In n sling, the result Of an Hcoideu.
tai Injury TO his shoulder = few days
eince.
An infant child Of Thomas ClowArd's
IN reported III.
Frank MoCav, the popular Iowoler
anu matchmaker nas removed bis
business TO tns building next door TO
Page a Sons.The building formerly oc-
oupied by him has been removed by its
owner, Norman Fillmore, 10 tho back
OF his store, where II viii DO fitted up
for residence purposes.
A great many OF our farmers are
engaged ia harvesting anu loading on
the cars an annually nno crop u sugar
beels.
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PARK CITY.
PAaK cry, UTAu, oor 10, io0i
Politics AZ ihe Park.

The political pot has been boiling
during the entifc week, anu the VAR.
Gus candidates have Oson kept busy.
From now on until Nov. 6ih, there
will be no cessation Ia the work.
DunBg the week tho Democratic
party has established bsa lquirtsrs al.
Joining those OF the Republicans on
Main sirvet, anu tho POpulists are now
negotiating for srAee Ia the near
vicinity. Tho principle OF this appears
IN be that In union there Ia strength,
but which party will get the strength
has no, boon FULLY demonstrated yet.
faAt ,TusuiaJ niytl. ut ,hs opera
house Hon. II. J. Cannon AMI Judge
q. q. Goodwin held forth 10 the great.
est audience ever gathered together Ia
Park City 10 hear a political speech;
not hail Of those who rushed 10 hear
this speakers could get near the oil.
trance doyfr, the hall was 10 crowded.
Ths baad was stationed on the out
SIDE during the entire evening, anu
the outside crowd was kept In good
humOr. The speech OF Mt. Cannon
wAs II two hours duration, and during
the entirs time ho held the closest At.
tention OF all present, aud much on .
thusiasm was shown by tho great
audience. Judge Goodwin followed
with one Of his characteristic speeches,
and the close Of the messing demon,
etrated how tho speakers were gppre
oiatsd. From now on until the clos,
VI the campaign tue Republicans viii
hold meetings nearly every night
From \ distant view II looks n
though there will DO agrcat amount o
trading on both sides 10 secure thu
delegation 10 the constitutional con
vention, ana the candidates for tn
county offices ars not NJ all please,
with this turn OF affairs, NJ II puts then
all In = position where It 10 hard 10
them 10 decide how % Aoi.