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MARsHhl's sALg

DUUsUANr 10 Az ORDER or sALR
i bod urUrnH of foreclosure tI mu directed
Isl tho lh-u Judicial District Court nf lhu Ter.
uturY Ul Utah. ! shall expose ht public sale,
90 hr WcHt mont tn1r Ut mo County Court
House, uu ttu Eighth Ward square.
DO 500 ely N salt Take, County OF SALT
Lake, aud fornt0fy Of Jtah. ON tho tth day
OF February, 49,, 90 % O'Clock ST., al tho
right the, claim aud interest OF Iva Gyidru.
stus h1rrnsgu. John q. surcuHUu, e.. A. carl.
quiet D. A. NhUurY Carnage company a cor.
UuutHu. Adl.uh Nofsun Snd Christina her.
son, of, In anu tn Ono tllIuwirF described rcil
estate alIuatr, lYIug and being Iu ralf Lake
County, and described Ha ful'oWH. tusWitt
a portion ~ iho northwest GuufiurIN, w. 10
OF section ilIrtyaihrrU III, Township two 81 /,
spuih 90 range Quo iI, wet ~ salt Lake
Meridian, o.. survey, f1r tho Territory Of
luh. Commencing 90 tHg aouiHWcat corner
~ all1 northwest quarter section, and run.
ming thence north gi4utagu and one hair tls..l
ruutu eighteen uuI ono hHlf lltisI chairs. and
thence west forty NUI chains Go tbo place 0f
lrs'uuIuFi containing evenly fuur go acres
% land, utlus situate 900 Che County ut salt
Lake, lf"h Territory Alfo twenty fh4roH of
Ur .HNiial stock of tho Utah and salt Lake
Canal Com ranN represented uy certificate So
10 DO cola as the property " Eva Gy.don.
Hlue ruryuHUU. John A. HHTUuaUn, a.. A. carl.
quiat, d, 4. whitney Carriage Company. o. COZ.
pHrauon, Ad1Iph nrrsou ana Christina Hrf,
gen, at che 900! of flouh Savings Bank q Trust
COMPANY, corporation,
NAT 81. BRIGHAM.
A.. H, Mauhal
by JoUN -. CuuuoCN. Deputy Marahai.
Dated at cal Lake iIIT, January 10Th. 1856.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
Contributions Come From Logan 10
Arizona,
FROM wrOnrse TO NEVADA


GARD FHoN THE FiBsr PRrsiDENcY'
Salt Lake city, Jan. %, 1895.
Notice DO hereby given that conlrl'
buttons 10 the monument 10 be orecio 1
in salt Lake cry In memory Of
Brigham Young aud the pioneers VIII
hereafter and until further notice, be
acknowledged through tho columns Of
the DEsEmr NEWS. IL 10 expected
that agencies Tor tho collection offunds
for this worthy purpose VIII DO ca1a0
liahed in each war; in all the stakes.
aud that SAID funds, with the list &, :
names Of the contributors, viii be tor.
warded ~ frequently ns convenient 10
Hebrr NJ. Wells, secretary VI thu Brig
ham Young Memorial Association, 5tt
Lake City, who will see that Enme arc
properly acknowledged iu tie manner
stated. We egfnusily hope that tho
people viii respond generously nnd
promptly to this call Nv That u possible
the monument may be completed,
dedicate ami unveiled 10 the public
by the On DAY N next October,
WuruWp Woodruff,
GEutGE a. CANNUN,
JOaErn J.. SMITH,
First Presidency " the Chufch Of
Jesus Christ II LAtter.day Saints.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


une5 40. IT'S Main ST.. saIt Laso city. Utah.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta mCDGrF 90 thr board OF ulfgciDra %
tho ealt iHEr Asphalt Company. held un luu
iIin day OF January. 1908, lu Asses .mtut called
SO. o., H place Ui 40 % ftcihlgl, oi cents
Uuf share, was levied un tun capital stock ut
ihU company. payable Immediately tu IS. a.
Williams. treasurer so, llll Main street.
elIt ukc tilr, Uah. Any st1HE upon witch
said assessment HhHll remain unpaid un The
I.th day Of February, lrHI, shalt become do.
nul1rut and advertised Tor taIy, aud uuIc.s
payment On made before. viii Do sold ui public
nt tho nfurrHlfI UIcH. Co pay tlr da rIlprt
asses anUnt. together With rust uf advertising
and expenses Of tulC. liy order of the board
MILANDO PRATT. sccy.
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StaQdard cburcb Works,


Aosh 81 mozmou, An ssoount et -
Ahe'eh' ihhAb'iann Of The American Coats
nont vdton b. Tho hand OF Mormon ro,-
rihiei t1on tom Ao pilates o. Hophi. f1lat
noar hanchcstlr Ontario CO.. Nov yorr. ,rs
translated by uio Prophet Jo,spb e..iS d.
out t4i1. fun uocs, tlu0, rfu Rps,. Al -
Pull Doeh isnan, $50. Poi Leather. s,gi.,.-..,
h2i inii Cloth, embossed ua
nooii OF Mormon. uarrs rript, ,,,-,.-.
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q % Ciph u.75.
hocirine aud covenants % tbe c1,,,-, 81
1e,as CHRIST Of L,itordAy saint; s5nt.inls-
tho havelau1ne gvan % Joseph smith d. no.,
Prophet Cor Ga, uaili.ng W oi Ono Kinsilto i,
God IN no Lass dayt Gut, tlss, rul us.l
tloo, Pun fonn SIS. Poll Book tsinaIil. 81 az
Pull Leather, onblslo,i, tL4s; Pun cisu.. ~
b1sfcd, ti.l0
Doctrine aud Covenants. tfs,-o r-.,,,I
Nooeeo, Erta on iJw; Lo..hss. an
$500 Leather, t2l5i Cloth. ai5s.
Pearl or Grcni TrIcc. A choice .,i,,uI
from iho Revelations, rr,nrl.ious. aud s.l
ra'loni Of Joseph Smith, Gu, Prophet. Hsl
end ietolnios ot uo Church Of sesur csr.t
lA'i'r-dhy Saints. Moroeco, uuL ed
Leather, out tLooi Roam ,5,,, Coia. I'D
kes 80 tho Science Of Theology. d,
signed a. au introduauon 20 tho rfst pfIs4
pies of Spiritual Philosophy. H.iifion. IA
and Government. a. Delivered ty 3D., "A
eonia, and ~ RESTORED in tl.aase form, ~
arFci0pmoni 81 univoraii raaro. tr.ta.
t--1so-ge. ~ F-isy r. rrlft null
embossed, 7ic,j Fui cioih, smbossoi. s5s
Voice OF Warning. An Introduction 0, a
Iaith and D1ctfino Of tho Ulurch OF Ia.,
Chris, OF Latiorday Saints. ~ Farley
Pratt Pull Roam, embossed. Coal Fg! cd
emboaiod, o5ei Lump Cob, 2sc.
sponccr'a Letters. Exhibiting tho most p--,
ineht doctrines % no Cauch OF Jo,ns or,
Of fAitot day Bainis, By orson spencer, A. a
" vhich ia alec aided hi1 ts,i1r on pals,
recital urdor in reply % tho iiav. wInst
cr1Wcl, a. a., Boston, Masa. PUN Hoan, "a
ho'aod, uo9i Iuil Cloth, embossed, ia
leather, tLs0. ont, i2cj.
Hymn Book. Twentieth Edlllon. Cloth. vsl
iul Roam, i5.i ruu Leather, tLu0 tsaAor
oTira nulsh, ti.9i, Leather, OUT, tt5O.
Ontsehisin for children. Lalbuius "a
prumiuoai doctrines OF the church Of Io.u
Christ Of Laiisr-day Saints ~ John Jaquc,
leather, aic.i Cloth, Sc. Hlasdi. .ac;
Paper Cover. $50
A Compendium u tho doctrine, OF On
uospgi, ~ franklin b. Richards ana Jas
iiluo. Leather, ont ilO0, Leather, enc.
Imitation Leather, ti2'. cloth, tio0.
tlcndy Hofcrcuccs. Scripture torts srr.rro.
"a subjective order, win historical notes, &c,
sse., o5a. and ti.ol according % binding.
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ANA 900 accordance with law ana tho order Of
the board Ot dirtciurH made ul the fifteenth
day nt November. l.ii. fp many shares OF each
parcel ut ftuUk HH may DO necessary viii lo
Hl. q at The OIrU OF tlr secretary ut Room ~
ucsCrtt National uuns BUILDING, SAt Lake
CltY. Utah, ola IhuudaY The lnlrd Day uf
iauuarT, l-i. at l-u'cloc- no, 10 pay the de-.
UrUuUut ASSIGNMENT together with tho costs OF
advertising and expense 90 HHlu.
ISAAC JENNINGS, Secretary.
80 q meeting ~ thr board ~ directors uf
The DuiLly Mining Co, held 90 their urlro on
January .ud, i-u, tnC above talo was poet.
puuud io Monday, January lth, 1898, 90 Same
ISAAC JENNiNGa.
Secretary,
AZ a meeting Of the board n directors Of
mo Grizzly Mining Company, held 90 their
once uu January ian, lsll, tho above Halt
wHH postponed 20 Thursday. January 2ltl,
l1la, 40 same dino anu place,
ISAAC JENNINGB.
secretary.
Ala meeting Of tho board OF directors OF
ilr Gtzry Mining Company, held "a thoIr
uflro on January 2ith, 1907 tho above rllU
wHs postponed 10 Thursday, January Jlat,l syj.
ISAAC JENNINGs.
secretary.
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Slows that boy o. youru rot,in along
I'm tho city, Josiahy" asked ono farmer
OF another
"Ho's wofkin his way up right
nloug"
Whats ho do.ny"
"Ilo'a worgin for tho city"
you don't toll mol What's ho doin
fer it3'
"lo'a driyin ono o. Thorn things thoy
call o street awoppur-klud o. wipes up
tho road uighta, you know But. my.
hos hgin promoted Tust on DO wus
worlsin IA tho Twonty.fust ward. By
an by owrit nae that howus wurkin in
tho Eighteenth ward Last week ho
writ that Boo was in tho Twelfth ward
now, AN, nwan, you 500 n that iollgr
don't fetch up in tho Iust ward with
his HWH0l r1vf viHr'
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate C0urt tu md fDr Salt Lake
County Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the estate Of John
Bailey, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ EuHAbu,h Bailey, EAorutuN ana Juhn
~. Bailey, Executor of tho estate of John
BAILEY, docclsod, lt rendered FOR settlement.
aui iIDdtu said court their lull account % their
adniuslrauon Of said estate aud petition for
ilnHl distribution OF mo residue OF said estate
among thopursous entitled thereto, ana that
Tuesday, ine lWh day of February, A. d. lsll.
90 20 O'Clock o.. H., 90 the Uuuu Room OF
aAld Court. 200 tho County Court House.
SAT- LAKE ly and County, Utau Territory
has been duly appointed Hy no Juiro x
taid Court for mo settlement OF taid
account and hearing sa.d petition for dlstrI-
button, no Which timD and place any porron
Interested iu said estate may appear and Show
cause, 10 any there hc why RAID account
should not be- fcttIui and approved auI
nnal distribution made o. prayed i0r
Dated January 4ltu, a. u, lsIf.
o. D., AIHNTON,
tlurk Ul tho Probate Court.
]. n. Waddou, attorney,
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NOTICE
In tho Probate Court 10 ana tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory VI Utah.

In the Probate Court 30 ana Tor SAT- Lake
County. Territory VI Utah
In tho matter Of tho estate Of Elan Luddlng.
ton, deceased,
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ James Johnston, executor OF tho estate
OF Llam LuddiuatOu, deceased, has len.
utrcd for settlement anu med tn said conn.
hla NuM account uf hlH udmiulEfr4tl1t.
Of said oatniD and petition Ion fuai dI..
irhuuon of the residue 90 sad estate Hnonv
the persona entitled thOruto and thHt Saturday
tnn rih Gay Of February, a. ". ISIS. I'D 10
o'clock m., &c the Caurt room M Hlid CONN
~ me county Court House, SAT- Lala CIty and
county lnh Territory, hns bsun duly I'M.
pointed by mo judge 0i said court, Tor iho
fcuIcmcnt OF said account aud henIlnv saiI
petition Tor dHlrihgtun, ut which tme and
place my pcrsOn interested ln Ead orlHto uhy
appear hnh show cause, n any thurc lo. wiz
haid accnlnt should not ue settled aud ai,
Tor F''N'
dated January 10Th, AID. isll.
a. D.. STANTON,
ClDrk OF Probate Court.
by A. g. REESE, Donuty.
Maddoll adams, attorneys.
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NOTICE 10 oREplroRs.

Estate OF Nathan Hanson. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN UY THE
~ undersigned, Joseph Hanson ana james
w lullit ,AtlNIHlH uuuur tho Iust wal and
cfelilgrH OF ana 900 persons having claims
against mo fHid Deceased, 90 exhibit thom
WIN we re'g'a8iF vouchers within ten months
mlgr llr irHt publication of thls notice. tn tho
tnid oNeDIiofa. Ht tlu ul.cu of b. Harrington.
s.s'iu Constitution building, salt IaEo Uiiy. In
the county vi aait Lalo.
JOSEPH HANSON.
JAMES WINTERS,
E1ecutofa % The laHt NIu aud Tcaiaucnt of
Ntihan Hanson. deceased.
Dated January b lsV3.
pANiEL uAGlIAOIOa, attorney for eneeutors
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- ~ TTTTT --0T--7TI VT"TTTTTI
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undoflsnri. administrator of the Ell.
tttD OF Martin Nelson uUrUHsru 10 fHe rred.
llora OF, aud nll puuuuH having claims Hgaiust
tho tald deceased, t1 ckmut tAcm with tte
hteeassIY vouchers within four months after
the lrst publication OF tHIa notice. tn said
AumlnmTAl1r, ut $50. ln UUutHr Street in
3lMt Lake tly 90 me County OF salt Lake,
Dated January liih. lg0E
ruEOrllil.Us N. DAVIS.
son, deceased. N'
JoiN NJ CANNoy, attorney for ostalo
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~. U.rr tfrr4rHrr. Tgua Alexander
ft''rIe tI.g.nfrr TrUiai.In stg.nmsr. tsa4U
NuI..r. rnI srmup. Nutrf. co.rartuufa a.
IfutIar Itr5fIars. ffuure fHsa. William HuN. De-
II4aman. J1nstlfE iues. ID LFumln and B..
MiehauI. s1.parinors Or uieo stiE s COMPANY ;
Narr.T - Ifro0i4a A E4uf r1.ulrfHta4 la
N.frI.lr. UerrIII X COMPANY. Toward Jt.ffUV
I'D .i.Nn U IL WuuIruu /. HuarIUHrs Dol b. :
I..... !. lff.runnV. ItnHt |HH| HnHHgrIUr d. ON.
N4rs ruruUrttiuu. ~. A Ml.Uama. s. ~.
tIi1n gHnnauv.H tufrUfsurn. Uurry Ntu.
isr. i,.ir DpprnheImrr ana -IFm1ad fcucut
W. 49, r6 6,lfrcrs ~. sgH.ltdtrF IIfollrrs
gTf n.6i taNe Jonftruet.ln COMPANY. a elr.
...,g,t,',l ir'-gftgt.
W.. ..'. 1900. IrnI tl nnUraH IH ain Is.
tI. i-s,.,'.I,t N. sI1.f' v0u LIZ ma aUYvr naurl
ri,ini,a in tIr u..risl Douu OF tHr
fiIli tBfiltsI lUrtritt of thr Tafrf6rT I'D
'r eiiFi9 tan d.vs irNrIuflya ID 40 DIV %
i,r,'sgi sfteT fI'e srr,.ee on Won of tHo SIM.
4,lf % tsfvgf ,.IlH.n tbts count. Ur. ID
.tlesf eut ia tf.a rgurt.. lind in tfIs distinct
,..ff.. t,a.rf~ I..a .trrra.Isr tsItUIr az. "
49, ~ fr.trrgt f.y d'fsut viii gr q. lrn
gg.a.. gos a.e5ri.rr 40 tIr MAYER of stii
,'.r'''' -irt
...,g.t fr..ut..I u .I.rauigr fYr t..II.
~ .gt,...t ff'.'.',t' If. 'fsr ..rsf D,r suaHri
~, g,',,5i.il "a uoti UaId srd i8r
1890. fr.. .a..' a4stt of amid aI.e.rl
t.,,, s,rttIa t-t.ifss..v MIC fI.'is.
,'.,i,s s5f ..e|Igtfai 4. ono s,nurI i.5sap'
NM h, taId ds.,hd. I'd Alexander. November
i,.t fsf 5000. vIfn ulsfasi NJ luof rsHt
10 III gtsn datr I'D u.lmiaas hereIarffsr
NtH. 't IL.
de.cfi9ca 81. on ''.ai' ", ..i,.. 'h.d
,..si -'it T.Srt.'.. .Bt 1oi1 no risIgiIi
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pnyIluLIg nc.n0WIelRoI.
wALtlD A IIfOUsAND MINIS,

" ~ HNHNHh n AANNN.a.HAaHA' 90 49,
"rhomss Bullock was clerk o. tho
camp, and willard Richards and
William Clayton iti historians. b..
sides, many Others Kept daily journals
NJ events, thus preserving a very
complete record i0f the use n the his
totan In after year. Among tho boot
VI these may br mentioned those 0i
Wiliord Woodruff, Oa1n Pratt AMI
Horace X. Whitney. From these
records wu learn that the Pioneers hn 4,
at starring tovonly.twn wagons,
uiuoty.thfCu horses, nill .tF1 mulgs,
tixty.siK oxen ami uiustuHu cows. the
census II the camp glsl Comprisrd
seventeen dogs anu some chickens. In
addition % tue animals used Ia the
team, there were Olly eight OF ton
horse. Mounted men consequently
were fiw. Most Of the Pioneers walk, Il
nearly ADJ the wny from tho Minuufl
fivor 20 the Great Salt Lake. instance
Of over o. thousand mites. The samu
IL true of the vast maj rily oi UIah' o.
| carly fetller- who tquunt'v rrUsa
tho lplsinf."- Hh.tH,y's HitJry I
| Utah
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pELlNoueNT AssEssMFNr.

Delinquent Nouco-rho Grilz.y Mining
Company
Location Of Principal Pace Of Hufiuois Salt
LAKE city, titan.
Location Of worass White Emo Co., Nevada
NOTICE - THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following upHcrihed stock ON
account 1f naatasm ut levied ON tnu lith day
OF November, 1874, Ito several amount Hrt
opposite me names of the respective share.
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enMMnMa.


ToscrH uautuhlOh. plaintiff. Va nanloI
fIt1anICr. Julia Alexander Jouuiu A.tAan.
DER ulufimin -taluman, Isaac Nutcr and
samuel IiGunf. cU partners u- liutrr ir0iuerfl
Henry MUe, william -ua. D.. hHgmau iona.
partners o. RICO. -tN q company, s. w. Mof
nso1 Edward M.uuI, samuel Merrill !nd
Thomas s.. houl go Utincrd a. M1i.
IaHftv and John b. r. WoOdrud,
s1.rariucfs asE b. JalrUg a Company liuct.
ford susuoudof Company, "a corporation IT. *
Williams, NJ. ClHpp 90 ,acoHouuuui Henry
NeualaItfr. HcuI lI Nru.tI1tCr. David NCu'
sta1Iur, lHuag OpUpuuUuUr ana riFmuud
icuuHtwauEUr CN-phf.uuH W hcu.ildtof
brothers. and salt Lake tuuHuuCulu Com.
uauy. corporation defendant.
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Total



NA Hatch. south nounuiul.. &C. ! o.
\ llni'N ...... sss.a.sst.. ......asss a.
80 CuWl,Y, Preston, ldHro..... no.
urHuu smith, Logan ..s............... o U
IUurc ID racer, willard ........ Do
Caroline IS ftUuE Willard. ... lU
& D. lH.Ug Willard ...............
Joseph lHgrr Mi Hrd .........s......
MaD b. Favor MuarI,..,,........
lluuIUitl lUHvr, willard .......
Mm IlF iarrr Willard ............
MlUuHcI iurkHOu, willard ....... d
MARY O. Erickson. NIIInrI......... d.
Joe Alma lugaHuu, Willard ....-.
. a. Harmon, 10 John, Mulau ] U
sarah lyIkns, hlHbuu|d.......... 4
jacob Robertson, spanish lutL.. !
luA Gardiner spanish lulE....... Vi
y 10 robertson. spanish IurN.... MI
John liuCh. spanish Iurk ..... U
John y Mcclellan, upgs0u........ n
james w Thomas. spanish fUrL VI
y 3 tanner, iayHuu ..,............. o u
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MARsHAL's SALE.

by joins u, CuuuocN. Deputy Marshsi.
ulLgl Do LAL ID LlLn LL-L. IauuArl ILLh. I...
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Elizabeth s. Davis. Pleasant Grove "
Martha jasper, Goshen ......s.... "
SISTER Roberts, Goshen ....,s..tss ~
Maria AlqulGL ogden ...ssst.s.ss
Mira MF iiruwu, uElCu...4 ....s
Mrs Ann Weaver Ugdun....a..s
SAMPLER, ilarrisviIlu .s.s.4...
Kate hmnIUr. uHrrisrtIIe. ......ss
Harold Amber. liarraflIIc .....t
E|iio AuHiof. ilIuIaFIIlH. ...sss..
a Allen. N1ckliu, Idaho ....s..s. ~
NJ W butler. Trenton, Cache CO.
nv Harms. llUuuUfgr ......... p
MARY Ann Harris. iiUnuuicr 600. -i
on 10 infrIH, llcuueiUr..... %
EIfaIUtu b Harms. llcunricr..s
HIIuraA Harris. liHuncfnr ...a. p
guelph Harms, lleuucicr. y
David uHeHr Harms, ilcnucfCr...
Mary IDA Harris. llcnncfcr .... al
iiyruu 3D. iilrrIa. llUunCfor ....,s
MYUIo Jane MIrfis, Hem tCrs %
Warren smith Heller Guy .s...
MARY IHne smith. llgIUr tiiH..ts ~
Leonard 81 Smith, llel1r cay %
Ann DAVIS MCAlIftCr. sugar
House ward .............. ........ 70
Sarah Mcdonald, sular House 90.
ward ............s ..ts ..... "
ga ttr0ck. sugar House ward. %
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-16
Boston,s Increased Erpenses.

Boston, July ia commission was
appointed by Mayor Curtis early in the
present year to Investigate and report
upon the finances of the city, Their re.
port was yesterday sent to the mayor. The
committee discovered a large increase in
the running expenses of the various de
partments, and recommends the increase
of the price of liquor licenses so per cent
and an annual tax on the West End rail
road of IN per cent of it's net receipts
The report says the net debt of the city
excluding the water debt and including
loans authorized, but not yet issued, i:
more than S43, 0 10000.
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ChrIstian Endeavorers Adjourn.

BOSTON, July 16.-Last night the four
teenth international Christian Endeavol
convention came to an end. During its
continuance more than 800 meetings have
been held. Men and women came from
all corners of the North American CONT
nent as delegates. Others have come from
strange and distant lands, and the most
powerful nations have been represented
in this vast gathering. The total number
Of delegates was 56,2S5. While several
thousand delegates returned to theiI
homes today, the greater part Of the mul.
titude will remain, sightseeing, until the
end of the week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-16
A COMMON CAUSE OF SICKNESS.
IN WARN WEATHER NOTHING so
DANGEROUS AS DELAYED
FOODS.

Every one knows or ought to know that
decayed foods are poisonous. Boards Of
Health seek to prevent their sale.
We now have in mind the results which
follow the decay and decomposition of
foods after they have been eaten, for unless
digestion occurs within a reasonable time
after u meals, decomposition sets in.
If dyspeptics will stop and consider for
a moment some Of the symptoms of their
trouble, such as disagreeable breath, eruc-
tations Of gas or bad taste in the mouth,
they will understand hat they all must
come from decaying foods that ought
properly to have been absorbed into the
system.
Spots before the eyes, dizziness, sleep
l%essness, dyspeptic headaches are but a
few of the effects following the absorption
into the blood of poisons developed from
decomposing and undigested food that lies
in the stomach.
1t was a recognition Of this important
fact that caused the Mount Lebanon
Shakers to devote so much of their time
to the preparation Of a remedy for dys-
pepsia, and nothing is more efficient than
the Digestive Cordial which they have
recently placed on the market.
The importance Of their invention will
be appreciated when we realize what q
proportion Of the community are victims
of some form of stomach trouble. Thou
sands of pale, thin people who have little
inclination to eat, and what they do eat
causes them pain and distress.
Its action is so prompt that relief fres
quently follows the very first dose. 1t re-
stores the appetite and increases the
weight. Plumpness and strength take the
place Of weakness and that care-worn ex-
preston which points out the dyspeptics
in every community. The local druggist
are now giving away interesting descrip-
tive pamphlets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-16
A Missing Philadelphian.

BALTIMORE, July 16.-Dr. Joseph Hart,
a practicing physician of Philadelphia,
disappeared, and friends and police
are making search for him. At the time
of leaving his stopping place here he had
nearly 5000 in cash, a watch and a valua-
BILE ring, besides 81 800 in the Drovers and
Mechanics National bank. He called at
the bank Saturday and checked largely
OF his account. He appeared to be in a
dazed condition. A check from him was
first presented to the bank. Payment was
refused, and the men who presented the
check then went out and got DIR. Hart in
person. He was seen on Thursday after.
noon in company with two men. His
family believe he is in Baltimore in bad
hands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-16

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by the "New Great
South American Kidney Cure" This new
remedy is a great surprise on account gifts
exceeding promptness in relieving pain in
the bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of the urinary passages in male ofemale'r
1t relieves retention of water and pain in
passing it almost Immediately. If you
want quick relief and cure this is your
remedy. Sold at the City Pharmacy, 1O7
South Main street, next to the post Office,
Shenandoah. Pa. 4.9-3m
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-16
NIL AReIrRATE ma DISPUTE.
War Betwee Peru and Bolivia Averted
by the Papal Allocate.

LIMA, Peru, July 16.-The extreme
state Of irritation and excitement which
existed here when it first became known
that Bolivia had made a peremtory de-
mand for immediate satisfaction Of her
claims shows some signs of abatement,
and it is now believed that a mode Of
peaceful settlement may be arrived at
through the good offices of the papal le-
gate.
The acute crisis in the relations between
the two countries were precipitated by the
demand of the Bolivian minister to Peru,
on behalf of his government, for i'm
mediate satisfaction for the outrages COM
mitted on the frontier between the two
countries by the Cacerist forces during
the late civil war.
The Peruvian government replied that
IL was disposed to entertain the demand
for satisfaction, and was inclined to recog-
nize the justice of the claim advanced,
but the government refused the demand
of Bolivia to salute the flag.
The papal delegate to Peru has sug.
gested that the point in dispute should be
submitted to arbitration, and the Peru
vlan government has accepted the idea.