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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

WmrAr,n, Utah, sept. 20, 1876.
EDroA ruEs;
David Recs was visitor to Almy on
Thursday.
Agent Clawson, since his return from
his outing irip- has been suffering with
quinsy.
The Thermometer registered 10 de.
grees below freezing point ~ sunrise on
the morning Of the 22nd.
The bridge gang are a, Castle Rock
taking out the timber oi tbs old bridges
that we're recently filed in with earth.
Our autumn equinoctial storm was
well on time. It gave Ne very cold
day on che 10th aud four inches OF snow
op the morning o. the eist. ..
William Moore lett here for Coalville
on Monday to look after the butcher
shop during his brothers. sickness, who
isieported down with typhoid fever.
Daniel Heiner was here on Friday
and the same day LETT for Evanston. Mr..
leiner and others OF our cattle owners
intend making shipment OF cattle east
In few days, II prices hold.
Daniel Heiner, manager Of the Echo
Stock'growers Company made sale Of
fat cows and heiiers few days ago.
Tweniy.one dollars per head was the
price obtained. The salt Lake Slaughter.
ing Company were the purchasers
The stockmen are mostly all busy
rounding up their cattle and most Of
them report some Of their beef cattle
missing. II may be that cattle thieves
have been in our vicinity, ne some sup
pose, although good lookout has been
kept for such gentlemen by our riders,
who are on the alert and have been all
season.
At the re'ent shipment Of beef cattle
east oy b. Moore and g. Asper We learn
that Mr.. Moore received S2l per head
for his cows and Mr., Asper t23 for his
so'called scrub cows. J.B.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Nicaragua. lie j. ,on or Minister
Baker.
A. PA. expects To conicstthe mex,
] National election.
First OF The international cum rice. N.
tween The ethel WYNN" and "sr,rc,
w. was Won l'y the American boat.
Bloomington, llL-Ncar wasbiny,o,
TODAY the engine Of con,trnction i,oin
on the Toledo. Peoria 4 Western iumpc5
me ir'ck. Engineer James Dillon ma
Fireman Brown were killed.
Shnnrhai.-A dispatch from Ei,.,.
sa's that the whole province Of cb ~
kiang' especially the ciiyof Kin WI.
h"' been placarled with anti-foreirn ana
anti Christian proclamations.
Zinc bluif, Ark.-pcputy sheriff Ha,
W. and sum Of Arkansas county w.,.
shot dead near England. Ionoke counts
'hi- morning. They are surrounded l.,
posse, however aud will probably n,
lynehed u captured alive.
"ashingi'n.-'rhc schooner John A.
nikon' loaded with lumber wac found
U''iunF about near Cc'lrr Point on the
iotomac 10y river steamer this mo,,.
'ug WIN the murdered body Of tho skip
per on board. lite believed that be ws.
murdered 10y the crew which escaped.
helenn, Mout.-Judgc Blake. in IN,
1l''rie' court to day. held the anti.ramb
ing law unconstitutional. The cas-.
VIII he appealed, but the gamblers ara
90 sure the decision viii be sustained
'ha' all old gambling houses in Helena
viii reopen to-day. The decision leave.
,he old territorial law, Licensing glmb.
ling, In force
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Roogronr, Utah, Sept. %, 1896.
EDITOR TNEs:

RocgroHr, Utah, Sept. %, 1895.
EDITOR rmEs:
Miss Adeline Gibbonsis quite III.
Farmers and threshers report a good
yield Of good grain.
Robert siddoway and wife and son
Robert have gone to salt Lake.
W. II. stalker and wife have gone ia
Ogden TO visit relatives and get fruit.
Mrs. II. Seamons and son. Jesse, have
gone 10 Nephi on a business and pleas,
ure trip.
W. u. Brown went 10 Park City Mon
day Ne delegate TO the Democratic
convention.
On sunday morning snow was three
inches deep here. Monday morning
there was inches Of Ice on standing
water. Not much damage was done
here. Some potatoes are frozen.
Quitea number Of teams pass here
daily en- route for the new mines in
Beaver canyon. X, :.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Dnrranrs attorney confident Of saving
their client.
Kansas City Times placed In the
hands OF receiver
Dissolution II the bond syndicate, after
paying per cent profit.
tnglish athlct- beaten by Amtricanl
aud worlds record broken.
Iiis believed that Chancellor Hohen,
lohe OF Germany will be succeeded by
Younger man.
Chicago il to take up the cause Of
Cuba by big mass.moeling, to be held
at Central Music hall on Monday even.
ing, September 8Oih.
The japanese Parliament hos voted q
credit 81 2OO,0OO,0OO yen for building
four iron-clad ships, ten coast defense
vessels and iiity torpedo boats.
The disqualification iron.works Of
Bessemer, Ala, mnde acontnct with
the authorities Of Honolulu for several
thousand tons Of eighteen.inch pipe.
A dispatch TO the New York Herald
from Buenos Ayres Gays Robert Mccall
lum, who left New Yoik In a ninteen-
foot sloop June 18th, 10 cross the At
lantic, has been rescued by the British
ship "stalwart." lie was starving and
crazy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Echo, Utah. sept. 20, 1896.
EDuoR TINS;
Fred Storer has gone to Ogden to at.
tend school.
Ray Brim has gone to Salt Lake to
attend the University.
Harvesting 10 over and We are ready
for the threshers, although the storm
delayed the progress Of the farmers 10
some extent.
Mrs. Edward Rheims and Mrs. j. L.
Bromley were around seeing what was
going to be done for the coming county
fair aud met with pretty good success
for the small town Of Echo.
Garnet Bromley gave birthday party
to some Of his little friends on the oath.
They report hayinga good time, plenty
Of nuts, canoy and cakes to eat which
goes with the little folks having q nice
time.
Mr.. Dunham's bridge outfit, which
has been sidetracked here for the last
month, has gone TO Castle Rock to
work. h.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

The Cuban- sill have navy.
Twenty-Five thousand cholera death,
In Japan.
Prosecution clcse. 1t. testimony in IN.
Durrant case.
Cuban insurgents are within seventy.
i've miles Of Havana.
Sir Herbert Murray has been an
pointed Governor Of New Foundland.
The Japanese government has ordered
material fora cable from Japan 10 the
Island oifornosa.
Colonial w. q. Jones. eH- United State,
Marshal, and many years chairman u
the Kansas Democratic State central
committee, was thrown from cart by
runaway horse aud Instantly killed.
A general court-mariial convened Al
Fort Leavenworlh to try Capt. Joel T.
kirkman on the Tenth infantry. The
charges are preferred by Capt. Barrett Of
the Twelfth infantry, who accuses Kirk.
man Of conduct unbecoming an officer
and gentleman.
All but '25OO Of the 1880 which
Great Britain expected from Nlcarngua
In May last Tor the expulsion Of Con-
sular Agent Hatch and other citizens Of
Great Britain, who has been accused Of
intrigues hostile TO the interests Of the
Republic, has been paid over to the mer
who were expelled.
Washington, Sept, a. -To.day's state
ment Of the condition Of the Treasury
shows: Available each balance 1882.
0s0, p6s gold reserve, 500 1856 1893.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27


A Methodist church was dedicated o.,
Rome.
\ Hen,uckian Kin, tive men over q
game Of poker.
Fire a' Ipswich, :. D., DESTROYED prop.
erty valued at ,GoOoO.
Italians celebrate the entrance Of the
Italian army into Rome.
Dallas sports have about given mp the
hc,rfitsimmon. tight.
Several cases ofcholcra have been re-.
ported at Coustautinoplc, and one Of
them has resulted fatally.
The Standard oil Company reduced
prizes again, making South Lima 90
ccnls, South Lima 80 cents, Indiana 81
cents.
Congressman Hartmann says there
are eight or nine silycrproduciug states
that will not east an electoral vote ior a
sinelc-standard candidate.
The steamers Constantine" and
"frevethick" collided Of the enterance
TO the river Tyne. The "Conslaniinc"
was cut to the rivers edge and was run
ashore TO prevent her laundering.
The family Of eN.Consul Waller have
arrived at Marseillcs, where Mr. Waller
isimprisoued by the French government,
on conviction oihaying supplied iniorma.
ton Of the movements Of the French
troops To the lIoyas IN Madagascar.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

KAMA, Utah Sept. 20, Isn5
EnroE TINES:
The district school commenced Mon
day.
Mis- Ieona Pack has gone 90 Salt
Lake TO attend school.
Threshing has been somewhat de.
layed y The resent storm.
Will spiar, 8. out from Sal, Lake. lie
will go 20 vernal before returning
home.
The weather clerk has tnrned over a
new leaf and the change il decidedly
for the better.
Al. Weber Of Ogden addressed an
audience here saturday evening on the
political questions Of the day.
Mrs. Ferris Of Park CITY came over to
Kamas Monday The lady has another
stock Of millinery at the postoiIlce.
Some Of our citizens, who do not
dread a cold midnight ride, went To the
Park TO hear Rawlins Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Oliver started sun.
day morning for Bountiiul. where they
will spend few days visiting among
relatives.
A little son " J. G.. Lambcri's l. down
with typhoid fever. It is in light form.
however, and the little fellow Is doing NJ
well rs can be expected.
our Ashley visitors started for the
uintah country on Wednesday morn.
ing. Mrs. Ward +. Pack. Jr.. went
with them TO Join her husband, who il
teaching school in vernal.
Ike Emery has been doing the town
lately In search Of missing sheen from
his herd. lie has succeeded in locating
n number and proposes after this to
make It warm for would.he sheep men
who get their capital from his herd
without the owners permission.
The alleged finding Of silver In large
quantities not FAR from Kamas, In one
Of the adjacent CANYONS, has created
some little excitement among the resi-.
dents, hut q good deal more among per.
sons who have come here on account of
reported finds. one man on Saturday
evening last was stopping everybody ne
met toexhlbit piece Of ore and declared
wildly that there was any amount Of /,
to be found anywhere, particularly on
hia claim. G.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Green River, wyo., Sept 20.-Ar.
ticles Of incorporation we're filed with
the Secretary Of State at Cheyenne yes.
terday for the Wyoming Irrigation aud
Land Company, whose capital stock 1,
il,OOO, 200, divided into 10000 shares OF
800 each. This company recently pur.
ehasedo OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Company ahout 26,OOO acres Of land on
the east oiGreen Rivera few miles north
OF this city and will also purchase a
tract OF land from the state under the
Carey arid land act.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

OAKLEY, Utah, Sept, 20, lso5.
Enron Tmrsi
Miss sylvia snapp has returned to
Park City.
Mrs. Beecroit Of Park City n visiting
relatives aud friends here.
p. y. HUI started for Lake Shore to
see his parents and get a load Of fruit
Z. Horton has lost another steer and
had some mere cattle bloated on lucern.
The hard freeze and snow did great
deal Of damage 10 crops and gardens
last Saturday night.
Its reported from good authority
that there are one thousand men To-
camp east Of here, in the hills in search
Of the hidden treasure.
Johnnie Fraucin, farmer at the
mouth Of the canyon, while trying to
drive a cali home last Saturday, caught
Il and tied Il to his horses tail. Johnnie
thought the calf would be easily led and
20 Il WAS The old horse became fright.
encd and ran away toward home ne last
as his limbs would carry him. When
the horse arrived at home he did not
know the place and ran by some three
quarters Of a mile to where Charles
Seymour lives. When Johnnie found
the horse he was surprised TO find as
much Of the calf a. he did. The head
and part Of the hide was still 70 the
horses tail The results were that
Johnnie lost the calf and the horse had
a fine race. Ms.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Five Young men were drowned wi lila
bathing in Lake Michigan at Chicago.
The Spanish government has ordered
six thousand Mauser rifles In Germany
for the use Of the army In Cuba.
Paris, Sept. 22.-Adylces from Mon
ianga say that General Duchesne has
surprised 5000 Hoyas In the Tsmanou.
dry deiile. The Hoyas were routed and
eighty Of them were killed.
The lnmber yards and sawmiil Of
Moore & Galloway and heblast furnace
Of the Wisconsin Furnace company, at
Fondulac, Wis, were destroyed by FIRE,
with a total loss Of s225 600.
The United States Board Of Geographic
Names, o body charged with the duty Of
prescribing the proper method Of spell
ing the names Of places throughout the
globe, has completed its second report,
This comprises a list Of 600 names, max.
ing the number Of names passed upon by
the board since It's creation, in 1891
1924.
New York, Sept 22.-rhe sound
money committee ofthe chamber Of COM
merce, oiwhich ex'Congressinan Joseph
@. Hendricks IL the head. has made a
poll Of the next House OF Represents
tiyes on the money question. The lisI
records IS members for free silver 2l6
opposed to free silver and 80 whose
views are not known. on the So put
down for free silver 80 are Republicans,
81 Democrats and 7 Populists.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Ayers sarsaparilla enjoys the extra.
ordinary distinction Of having been the
only blood purifier allowed an exhibit
At The World's Fair, Chicago. Mann.
lecturers OF other sarsaparillas sought
by every means 10 obtain showing al
their goods, but they we're ali TUNED
away under the application OF the rule
iorbldding the entry OF patent mediejnes
ana nosttums. The decision oi the
worlds Fair authorities in favor oi
aver saraaparilla was In effect M fol.
lows ayers sarsaparilla h moi a
patent medicine. Ii does not belo NO 10
merits" va 'ss
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27
rEA,

PEoA, Utah, Sept 20, 1895,
Enron TnEs
The snow storm on saturday hindered
farm work, and the frost which followed
played havoc with garden truck.
There is some grain that has not been
cut and large amounts still in the
shock butts being hauled as fast as pos.
sible.
Owing TO the fact that your coHespon-
dent was from home last week he was
unable to furnish HE letter tor the last
issue Of your valuable paper.
II. b. Williams, Ralph Maxwell and
O. +. Lyons were in Park City on Mon
day to attend the Democratic senatorial
convention, the meeting Of the Demo-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Armed cruiser Tor Cuba.
Japan will increase her navy.
The Uintah and Uucompahgro com.
missioners have spent $4,000.
English yacht won the second Of the
half-raters series Of mces.
Adyices from llodeira, IN the Arabian
Province Of Yeman, report 100 lives lost
by a landslide, which overwhelmed the
village Of lIudey.
The Peary expedition left st. Johns
for Boston. One Of the party admitted
before leaving that number Of bones
were found near Greonley's camp on
Cape sobine.
The business part Of the town Of Belle
Fourche, :. D., was wiped out by fire.
Loss, 10000, partly insured. Thirty
business houses were destroyed. In
cendiarism il suspected.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

cratic county commiiic aud 90 listen 90
the addresses Of the Hone. J. L. Raw
lin. and David Evans 100 the evening
uyrum :. Wright. one OF reoa
respected citizens. died ON september
u. 1915, AMI was "a 90 res, the follow.
inudly. lie leaves large family 60
moOru bic loss.
Our di.iric, school opened Monday
with very good attendance boz ihe
primary department, but not a. many
pupils we're noticed Ia the higher dc.
partmcni. That room will Oh up later
on
Born, to the wife OF &. b. Biaelarl, on
September lsih, % daughter. Mother
and child are doing well while "yulc"
has assumed aiheriy ar- and sac ploid
~ % schooiboy with little red wagon.
Who can blame hin? Il isthe bret.
sunshine with cold viuds aud colder
nights are now ia order. all Of which sd.
inonishe- us that long. dreary winter j.
near al handaud iurwhatpfoler prcpar-
aiious should be made for man aud
beast.
The rich lind oiore IN Beavcrcreek can.
yun has not caused many 10 leave their
farm work, which BE- 20 pressing 40 tLis
time, and they are Wise ia that pirtic.
ular Their time will come later on, II
IL hoped.
The thfeshing machine has started Mp
and the good housewife nov has her busy
time in preparing to cnter,ain the hands
with the hest she has In the larder and
l. thankful when the machine move. to
the next place.
After the dance Oh Tuesday night q
scrap took place between some Of the
peoa boys aud some OF the Oakley boods.
Full particulars are not at hand yet but
it IL intimated that some arrests will be-
made and hearing had, which viii
bring ont the facts.
Ligh,crpockeis and heavier heart. il
the way the hackers OF the Park City
horse left the race track. Another race
between the two horses may be arranged
Tor. II 10 It will draw very large
crowd and very great interest will be
taken IN the race from FAR and near. II
IL wonderful what an excitement horse
race will cause, even among the ladies.
ON Trepday afternoon our el,lseas
went ont in force TO witness horse race
between the gray owned by Arthur Tru-
man aud bav owned hy party from
Park City. When the word was given
20 go the gray ran over the track
but the bay did not start. The hackers
Of the gray claimed the race but after
considerable talk agreed Ia run the race
over again. Both animals started the
second time In beautiful shape but the
gray came across the line away ahead Of
the bay 1T which shout went up that
would have done credit 10 nm Indian war
whoop. Considerable money changed
hands aud the Park City men went home
with somewhat lighter purses than they
come In town with. The afternoon was
quite chilly, which may be the canso OF
the very blue looks o. those who lost
their bets. 4 dance wns cid In Mar.
chants hall on Tuesday evening given Ia
honor OF the horse race
George Williams, It il learned, has
gone to Logan to attend the Utah Ag.
riculiural college. There are number
OF young men here who should go and
do likewise. We trust that George will
return home with high honors, which he
can do by close application to study aud
a desire to accomplish what he has
started aut 10 oh,ain-a ffsiclass educa.
ton, b. K. +. VirR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

New York, Sept. 23.-Arrangcments
have been perfected here and In other
large cities 20 get upa monster petition
that the United States recognize the In.
surgents In Cuba ~ belligerents. The
Cuban iunia have the matter In hand
and every honorable influence II 10 be-
used 20 get the United states 20 ack.
nowledge the Republican government In
Cuba, Fart Of the plan 20 call the at
tention Of the American people a. the
work being done boy Cubans 70 free the
island will be the issuing Of 500. 600 petit.
tions In blank Tor the signatures OF those
who are IN favor Of granting the insur.
gents the recOgniznnce II belhgerency.
II is expected there will be at least l5.
100000 signatures 20 this petition, rep.
resentlng all classes.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

uiroS Utah, Sept. ~, lsp5.
EuuuH TNl-;
The social nailin Upon g., progressing
very iayorably.
The wife Of William s,a.cy is seriously
I'D at this writing.
Clark'- ihfeshing machine will be in
full blast in Coaiyllc this week,
The funeral Of the infant bah, Of Mrs.
Henry Matthias took place at Upton on
sunday lass, September END
Several cases Of typhoid fever are re-.
ported in UPTON 30 tins writing. Among
them are NJ. I. staley and son aud
Samuel Diston.
Sheep dipping is s,ill going ahead at
Clark's corral. over 100000 have al
ready been dipped up to this date.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Washington, d. e., Sept. l9.-The
fourth assistant General to-
day removed Edger +. Harmeston az
postmaster at Varnal, Uintah county,
Utah, aud appointed Harden Bennion
in his stead. lie also appointed viii
liam -. Bennett postmaster at West
Jordan, salt Lake county, in place Of
william Cooper, resigned.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Cheyenne. Wyo., Sept. 24.-rribunc
Special Judge Richard A. scott Of the
First judicial district to-day summoned
n special grand jury To meet ON TUESDAY
next 70 investigate the recent assassinn-
lions IN This county. hv hich VILLA n
Lewis aud Fred 4. Powell, ranchmen,
living on Upper Horse creek, lost their
lives. About TWENTY-FIVE Witnesses will
be subpoenaed 10 testify, some Of them
being prominent stOckmen Of Laramie
and Albany counties.
The outcome 81 the investigation will
be- watched with close interest by the
people Of Wyoming. az the assas.ina.
tions have pot only tcrrihedA large nun
Der 81 prople living on Isolated ranches
M the c9cairy, INT have also gwen rise
10 90 4ymbef 81 ,rnpicasant rumor,
which tie Investigation aill probably
settle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

home iu . buggy pud has been unable
'o get uhou' since.
Iuesuuvs;orm la-t week did but very
little damage here. Tie hay and grain
i- now aIl secure.
NJ Ioul.on and Mr. Saudlcsi Of
pglcu we're The speakers here az the
sunday worship meeting
There were few here who got the
mining fever and started out for the
Beaver cr,cs mines last week.
Mss Hlanch Young was quite sick
last week, hn' is much better and able
10 be- around again. =.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Last August while working in the har.
ye'l nela become oyerheated, was sud.
deHly attacked with cramps and was
nearly uead' Mr. Cummings the drug.
gesi' gave me dose OF Chamberlain
cone Ono'era and Diarrheoa Remedy
when completely relieved me. | now
keePa bottle Of the remedy handy.-A.
NJ, huhnell' Centeryille, Wash. For
sale Vy John Boyden 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Denver Sept. 2O.-A special to the
News rem Santa Fe, y, NJ, says: Pat.
rick Culen' well known as the owner Of
extensive gold properties in South santa
re county was found dead at the bottom
Of a shail on his mine near San Pedro
last evening Foul air Is believed to have
caused his death.
notified.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27
HESEFER.

HrSEFER, Utah, Sept 20, 1896.
EDlroR TINES;
Miss NJ. A. Wilson has gone TO Salt
Lake 70 live.
Thomas Rheims and wife we're called
to Ogden on Sunday, having received
word that Heber George, brother Of
Thomas, was dead. The death was
quite sudden. Mr.. Rheims was we'll
known to the business men OF summit
county, he having travelled for the z. @.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

wAs.mr, Utah, Sept. 20, 1896.

wASsmr, Utah, Sept, 49, 1895.
Enron TIVEs
John Turner IL improving slowly.
Threshing commenced here on the
2sth.
Mrs. Annie Olson will soon be around
again.
Mrs. John Turner Is quite sick. She
tainted away and fell on the street while
up in town on Tuesday. She was taken
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

"For years" says Capt, c. Mueller.
u have relied more upon Ayers Pills
then anything else in the medicine
chest to regulate my bowels, and those
Of the ships crew. These pills are not
severe IN their action, but do their work
thoroughly
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

A Cuban government has been organ
lied.
Irish convention opens at Chicago to-
day.
Washington president has APP
pointed John +. Baker Of Minnesota to
be secretary Of legation at Managua,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27

Cole Ia horses can be cured quickly
by using DR.. j. II Mclean's Volcanic
OH Liniment. Farmers, stockmen.
liyerymen and all handlers VI horses
should bayea bottle OF this remedy on
hand for immediate use when needed.
II will saye time aud money. Price 25c,
Doc, and u per bottle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-27
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY LIST or HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.

Al ~" Important n,cnt. ~ the WceL
Condensed From the Latest T-isetaphic
nispatches rrom iIere, mere aud
Esrry where.
The herald., 1895-05-05

Drink Shasta Water. Wollacott. agent