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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

survey WV w ~ ~ HNN 80
NJ Office a. hereby given that In pursuance Of
1 the Act Of Congress approved May 10. 1872.
William n. W James and Minerva y. d ialncl
By William NJ. w JHulca her attorney IN fact.
whose postonce Is Foit nayarQ, Craft County,
for 1858 linear feet VI the h. d. James lode
survey $50 a, ff61.b Nlcar feet Of the William
james lode survey 90 B and 1900 linear feet 81
james Group" lode. bearing silver and man.
with surface ground cu feet IN width.
situate in Central City Mining I iatrltb Grant
County, Territory Of New Mexico. and dcscnh.
ed By tnc Official plat, herewith posted, and BY
the field notes on hlo IN the ONCE Of The Regis.
a Las Cruces 4 District, New Mexico.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

Iron Ores.
Furnished in ony quantity; write FOR
price to w. H. Newcomb. Agent.
P. o. Box 532, Silver City, N. NJ.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

School supplies at Porterfeld's.
80 If
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

Acts &C once, never fails. Ono Minute
Cough Cure. A remedy tor asthma, and
that loYerish condition which acoompa-
mics B severe cold. The only harmless
romedy that produces immediate results.
w O. PoRrERriElD. Druggist.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22
oHoRUs on FoREsT CHnDREN.

Gussie Rogers Greta Shoemaker, Eta
Scnutz, Hazel Hyde, Mabel Hood, Lille
Clayton, Blanche BiRgs, Anna Fitzslm-
mons, Luceile Bantz, Katie Crawford.
The fact that Mrs. Morrill,, who has
always been foremost IN musical events
here, is experimenting the rehearsals,
guarantees a vocal and dramatic treat.
The orchestra, under The able super
intendence Of r. P. Barnes, Is rapidly
getting into shape. It's composrtiOni ia
as follows: r, P. Barnes, 6rst violin; Oh
liver Laizure, base; Robert Golding,
clanonette; Mrs. l. B. Morrill,, piano.
The price Of admission will be Zoe
for grown people and 25c for children
and, as no additional charge will be made
for reserving seats aud the box sheet il
now open at POrterdeld's, our people
should cur their places at once
This will also be the business opening
OF the new NORTH Hall on Bullerd street
as the operetta will be given there, and
will give our people q chance to test the
qualities OF the new theatre. The per
Torrance takes place day after tomor
row-Thursday evening.
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New line of blank books at
Porterield's. LOTT.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

O. @. Shoemaker exclusive agent iol
the Miller Hat. 30-tf
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

Go to Porterfield's for school
books. SAT-
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

The choicest wines, liquors and
cigars, the most skilled bartenders
and the warmest welcome for all
at the
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

If You want a little fun and re-
taxation, go to the White House,
Bell q Harvey, proprietors. l6ti
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sIGNAL WON.

seasonable drinks at tho Cave. 5tf
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

New line Of base ball goods at
Porterfeld's. 15tf.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

Say, why don't you try Do Wits Lit
To Early Rlserai These little pills ouro
headache, Indigestion and constipation.
They're small. but do the work.
w. u. poRrFRFTFUD. DruQniet.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

Clothing made to measure at Shoe
makers. 36-tf.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

Tom S. Wood and his son-in-iaw, r.
n. Ross came IN from tho MoRollon
country with q string Of burroa packed
with fat black and white-talled deer,
The venison was sold 10 the local butch
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

Go TO the Cave saloon Tor a glass Of
fresh Anheuser beer. 49tf
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-22

Porterfeld has the best assort-
ment Of stationery in the city. l4tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14

~ ALL tue acti ll ls case had
been known. tho delegate who ia.t
evening ravBErly attacked tAu work o..
the public printer fJr tue Consti,uuonnl
Convention would have either hello
bic poacs OF directed bic batteries 90
another quarter A contract i1r pub.
ilc printing does not Include tho
editing OF copy, tue supplying o.
3mnilus or even the correcting
oicrror in nance. 10 tho Convention
VIII appoint be- mort capable author OF
printer 30 the chhlruauship of q spt b
cihl committee comp Haui % tbu next
most capable members in tGis ll8c, ami
% tutt committee will iAso tue copy u
The day's journal DO already furnished
and compare &. with tue printer.
work, there Will bB apologies 10 auI
sympathy Tor tho craftsman, inttcal OF
cousuro and r1UukU. 10 10 all right %
insist 90 public work being we'll done.
But % Is ALEC hight that ono man
should not De- blamed tor another mal'i
Incompetence.
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THE HISTORIC Fauuuil Hall In
Bosyon BE- to DO tue meeting place Of tue
congress % the societies Of tho Sons Of
the American Revolution OF ull tue
states and territories Of the Union,
which has uogu called Tor ApHl Goth,
10 celebrate the huuivuuary Of The
Inauguration OF PRECEDENT washiug.
ton anu the present form Of govern.
mcut Arrangements arc being made
Tor the gathering by the Massachusetts
sOciellet. Utah ~ well a. others l.
expected 20 send O. quota Of Representa-.
uvoA Noted oralou. VINO arc mCmbofs
VI the society Will adlfsss tho tosslous
iu the daytime, aud in The evening
there viii be- great banquet. The
following DAY, May I, tho members iu
Attendance viii, iu company With the
delcoudauls OF tnosa who participated
lu the usllits,vlal. 500 folds OF Bunker
HUI Lexington gad Concord.
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BOrH Di,GRACEB.

"The state OF Affair isa didgraro 10
Now Ofloansl The kllllngs se,m 60
hayu boOa coidbl9odei mufIers." Thus
exclaimed C0lJfai0is leading news.
paper on wednesday morning, with
reference % tho labor riots aud mss
aacru Of negroes in the Cruc9nt city;
and then u followed with a statement
that Tor tho credit Of the state Loulsl.
ana should take prompt itaps % sup.
prtSs The troubles and O. visit cou1lgn
punishmeut upou the perpetrators 0i
tho awful crime, There eau be- found
no fault With toe sentiment, nor with
The advice given, 40 BE- worthy o, o.
patriotic regard Tor law and order
both in woi aad deed. Yet
it takes only toe coming %
iho light % ono more day before tho
exclamation quoted cu bo applied
Wlih double I9Jgs Go Colorado. Tho
murder "a. WalsrlJuFs af. no more exc
guaablB tHau those b.. Sew Orleans.
lthliaui Boo $40 hands 10 Uiiasrs alU o.
dcfgfyiug % protection IYm mIla,
even though accused gi huiu8us
offence, aa srg uosg rI Hll are willing
10 perform labor WH.ul Wuiio m1n
have ryiusuL Both u4I sscf.i rghl
to lggal pfJleclilniAHd ,hs .Ec. ,hu. the
Colorado mouUura returned ou Wulaet-
day 10 complete t4B yuIhugus
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about Hawaiian aGsiv which wcf
-1rEUaH31s, ami thH may ha rl
.ftlsu. yet there ere e.Iclm.tirc
bach % il which render b. rr5tal.
lai there ls cous.Ilra1.c rlih
l the report There boz Dee1
col1fis between the loazue and t.t
.ilirh,faii3n, and since the qIo.lin.
% Tho recent ufnsius ile feiau9lt
lave bee nue. % strained ihat ihra'f
were made by The government The
fDui. o. an a,temp 90 carry those cot
asliusi Murray may be imagintd
when 90 is remembered that ho lae
mover Jet failed 10 any o. bic military
mover lie psffJrmci the task o. li.-
lfmIuz toe qIeBn's s3iIie-s ia the
palace yard and ai the afnJfy quickly
and without shedding df0p 10 ul1cdi
and in the recent uprising ls seutou
with tvouty.nlno men asailsi 40 uu-
.u3wn number OF uauycs, yaflguiIy
etmal0I ai from 800 g. 5JJ. dhpoued
,lcm auI osp.urUi tuiuy.'1ur, alsr
having been amuuahoI aud having
Juo o. hs i1lllwofs wounded. HE
men are largely Of tho same oasraclo Z
that ne 10.
All the new trouble g. over auuOEa.
lion 20 the UatcI Slater. Tho ieagus
De clam5r5us iof annexation, while the
s1ytrHmsul BE- 0pp0foI o. DO under
aruscHt condition.. The league has
te10mo r'gurl q. thia change ,fheari
su thr part % the Hawailaa officials,
nsucs the lack Of harmony which haa
marked late DfacseiIng.. AZ the
situation Is described, tHo outlook Tor
Hawaii il Tar from peaceful, and news
character may be autic'-
paiUl rlmJslany time, unless the good
Offices Of some poacumaEor should DO
made 90 eCtlvp.
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BUSINESS METHODS
OF TIE DAY.
Those Adopted by Progressive
Merchants.

Step into tho stores Of any OF our
pr0gTCssive merchants OF today aud
you will be delighted ut the Lew, clean,
fresh appearance OF the stock OF goods
pTefenled i0f your inspection and mar.
vel At the absence " old yluf or shelf
tOiltd goods, AMI iiyOu should ask the
merchant how ho avoids such accum.
ulatiOp, he will tell you truthully
that hc soils them before they get in
that condition; by going through his
stock from time % time ard any artic q
which 10 not selling rapidly II marked
with a price 20 low that ruB,ombrs
who can use such guuds CAu'l afford
not 20 luy-uevur considering now
much he may l0fe by the trauslutlun,
bat how muCl tho gain VIII b, b sDli
huiore 10 becomes worthless by holding
until II han uI demand, u the matter
% mems clothing Eyits OF goods
ehanBe tach season and n goods arc
Le.d past thulrBah they lopreciate
VA value MY yer cent, and third
iley arc not worth teh Der cent. oftheir
ORIGINAL cost Therefore q merchant
TAILOR VINO closes OUT his stock Of go0dg
Just before efch so7aOn closes Tor half
lhtir cost realizes the iull value these
came goods would lave n held over
uhlil the beginning Of the next season,
ana he has his m .ney nix m0ltha Ina
advance, with which u buy iresh,
seaaDnable stock, Aud 'or this reason
We istl shut with cur haI'-price Fale ON
Fanis Tor the pact two Wrrbs we have
mhue hJ much money We VIII uyatiuur
NO same prices Tor ten dogs more aud
Hdl 10 our hu,tprlce clearance sale.
tults anu mako up Outing tho next ten
uaya amy $50, s22, S24, $50, sgs. $40 rr
So goods in cur g,uTu tor SO. Who
can uuoii 10 refuse these unrgHif b?
We can't allNrl o. offer them only Tor
syot cnah. evidence that this Ia nn
oiier you can't ntnrI On refuse, Is thu
large gsl1 We had ON pantf fYr tho maj
ten Days, aud We expect TO cell 1lO
suits 900 the next ton days on this great
Offering,
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a1. !. h.n ,ons.ln'.ne applied p aIm i r.,
bs-..t a.. aa.I. .I. I..sBt-- ~
Ile .a.o DE Cochran. o.. klarlstaa,
~ ..,-,... ti,, .. e.-
anraara AMI DO taiksi fr.rv Haaan-
.fal.e.si himfe.i macy umH aaI GOA
W .-1ar.. gr5 e5g,.-g A. .,.-.
lining ls letters OF 90 bishop, she
E .as .ns % .ls ma.E
l,are vssrtar.I. mar. f.r.I.+. r..
ho.r.,a.s ana ouaauass. .asi are never
I.,'i IT.. ~. .-. .....i..
revenue of ihe bishops derttIIntlIs
way AZ .'.n -s Mr.. s..i' "a' euro %
sr.u wis- Ia Ws. tta-.t FS va.
'Hsa.onri aai turned pale hlt recover
It -..,..'. NO. .e oIi.ei -.E aiL. ., ...
anl is using ogefy af3ut8 fl.ro5p.5 Oh
tha.r euafl.
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ION OnllNrAl curncu DUmUIso.

bait Lake Guy is again being visited
BY Syrian OF Chaldoau eoclraiastiu ss-
Letting subscriptions Tor the purpose Of
puildlng u churoh, lao says, in some
part Of his native country. lie gives
b. name as Constantine, aud accord
ing 20 accounts, osrrieo letters 81 ry-
communication ii0m hiB bishop and
sliO from tue American consul ut
Shanghai and Yokohama anu from
several clergy men.
About the middle Of February gau-
ueman giving tho name OF John Con.
stanuno or Shimmuu ramus gg.
rived IA san Fralc.sco from
K0oTdlttsn aud commenced soliciting
subscriptions iJr the purpose of
building Presbyterian church tn the
province u Joiu, exhibiting d great
many ltIlurs from bishop, uud other
prominent men. An Associated pubs
dispatch received nt this nisa tells uf
tho adventure Of Mt ua,auuue iu
slu Francisco in tho following man
IrE
San FHANCsCo, Fob, -l-J0ln Gone
ftuuuur alias Smmmuu IauuH. vino we
rived rom kuuruisiuu Two wUUaH ago,
bringing rtUrm NJ letters H1l efsiUa.
taIs nn4 been soliciting money BOO build
o. Presbyterian church iu tlo province %
Join. llo brought good letters nom MHg
-Llmuuu, the HISTORIAN bishop ut
EHahunls aud Mar LHiyu, bishop ~ JH.u.
li.s solicitations neu0d mm largo sums
tom those interested ln missionary ti-
fUI-
3ifs. scottia the vile o. Roy. j. Scott
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lsro corylY noNps-HE..

On Monday next, March ls, tte
vslc-t o' Self Lake county ore invited
90 czcrci,o the right OF fftrms1, aud
cay through Goo ballot l0r Whether
the bonds proposed by tho county cuf,
tlall 10 IasueI of 15t 10 90 tas iaie
Day tho NEWS could utter anYtliuE ay
way Of inducing every qualified voter
t1turn Gus 0n that occasion, and vote
one way or the other On She bonding
proposition, We should be- glad 90 DO ta.
but ihe matter hhs been already li.ui.
e. oat length, 10 has received ample
dfcussion pro and con, ani every iu'
tslIgcut ciilzrn must have given tle
matter enough thought ~ enable him
60 reach a conclusion iav1fabis 90 uu-
favorable 10 the COURTS pf1p0lal. or
sincere hope, therefore, is that thop plan
tAall neither win nor loco through the
indifference aud apathy o. tho peoples
We want b see fIll vote cati, flr the
result, Whatever 10 shall BIO, vii thul
Indicate tho Interest 90 hui
the acceptance OF responsibility
~, the people ttemtclyss. ~ w.
der these clfeumstaucta the maiofi,y
flall decide adversely % tlc cau.ta
dgsifes,tho sa,s.actigu wiiltuIlfomaiu
that conviction. not ignorance; iniIr.
malion not lAziutsti aud patriotism,
not unconccrn, have brought the poe
pie, who are the masters, 10 that way
Of thinking. We Uollevu tho county
court would much pro.et-aul tIr
NEws certainly would-l0 have tEo
pt0posltion defeated Ia an election
calling on. every legal ballot, than
have u win with only ten or twenty or
even my per cent Of the y0tug
ttfsngth represented.
But while We hope Tor q full vote,
We aiso hope b majority will DE-
pJtii the ballot "BInds-Ycf." The
reasons tor this hope have already been
given 10 thess e5lunuG they are TUT
thef set forth iH the address u the
people BY the county court. A care
fll examination Of the cass-ihc DBL.
cations, ftq Iifemsns and tho oIu-
dillon Of tue couniy-luavCa no es-
caps that We can zee from the decision
that the isls of bonds is the most hon
0fsbis, iho n0si economical and the beet
way out Of our present dinicultlts. That
these difficulties should exist is no
fault o. Cufs, Or Of the people, or II The
present county court. they are mJfI
unfortunate aud oppressive, aud 20 %
truly h bu hoped "a example may be-
made Of those who created them, that
will b. stern warning % Uthofs who
may have similar opportunities and
similar temptations. But they exist
nevertheless, and tbuy must De-
met. Dish0l0r would accompany any
attempt % fUpu1ia.g them, and BE-
jury would follow any policy OF
syau5u. Hence We cay, as between
warrants with PER cent Interest aud
binds with o, business sense eau hardly
Ltuisie. This b. tle main pf0DOsluou;
iiis associated with explanations DO TO
tue demands " the school districts
bnd the current expenses Of Tho county
thsl are equally impossible 10 Ignore.
10 tho y5ters Will calmly and iufelIl-
gently take lho whole CAGE into cDnsiI-
Grafton, there will undoubtedly b6 %
lively Interest taken 10 tho proposition
unlimited by tho county court ami the
Ticket "B5ndt-Ya." should win.
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The trrH.fs t1 ali s5fis a-d r---
INoa. r aIli.tf that a iuinbsfmau De-
allied utor 'I rHiufe in the CAMPS.
ten pf1Iu..t f.vsfe colds which. Z
rs promptly crUt.f, result tn C1rr -
l.ur r rgfuu Hia. III. =. %. Dayar-
lri. rz-naussef 20 toe Fort Bag
D1Iu0.I c.. 90 lmmeute Institution
q Fort BurE, Co. rays they sell
arro quantities. 70 Chamberlain
Cough ltsmsly 90 the r1mpauy't store
600 Q ~ be- hsa hlmse { used this rem b.
iy fora rsvtfe cold o. obtained i'm
n iiate relic. THIS u-fic ne pre-
.,lttauy tendency "a cI.d toward
U1,um1uia luI iuu eel prompt IT,
lvcfy. F1f no h' I-uEgists.
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Notwithstanding lHa complete sop.
-.Ju OF luo r1yallsl pgy il Ha.
wan, ami gHo Imlrr.umru; OF is
leaders on long llma a.n,1acss, Zoe
government OF rleiiIsat Dlo BE- 10,
assured smooth aai.lur au lBe political
sga. The new lanssr however, halls
from flesh qlAugs Tao thorn iu
ihu HaRal.UI uImiustTsuou's Aldo "a
aail 10 loo iur American League, which
Iid effective service IN overt hrOwiue
,uu mpuatouJ. Ia fact iit hal NOT
tyvu Tor Tie league, there 30 aigOug
probability that Queen LiIiu1aahul
Elm would have To,.lpI ayog tuo Ssu,,
wiuh Jluuds E,uElyu, la I b. Mul.
Taythc league u,gs.Iylu, anu bic 800
i9lluwurs iHoro isaE.o.tGtaluf nEh.u.
uloot, which gave 10 ,.e pruy.l1ul.
government the vitality llat enabled
lt 90 triumph, and ag.,.a. which ,4r
goyalst tJlJiury could 300. a.auI. 1.
now uHgoAg- that tho Hawaiian lepuu %
lc's Wmy ia no. 90 DO g..aI upon O.
accIIe victory iu case NJ a uIalIa.
"itu iHu league, therefore, ltaf.I..
tacalm,ulaBt,1u 10 s.ealus recruit.
rom this country, laa s.t.monJ /.
made ila. ez-lllllsgs oft6g u. sarng
zf8 preferred, end tuag uumbsB 10.
tuUao have botn scared anu arc Lelug
HhluneI no H1ugIuIu.
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TIM uuNCuAL hague % Denver
wac organis.l l.r the purpose OF PUT
Ting 600 tno n.li o. tao next election
there rgiasm tgao. that would 70.
deem TIE city from corruption. The
league has looked over tho field, and
gives up The project Tho redemption
Job was to- vast an Undertaking.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

Tie sziy.dgb Annual Conference
o. tho Church OF Jesus Christ o.
La,tsr.isy saluu will convene Ga Che
Tabernacle, Salt Lake city, a. Do
O'Clock, on Fhisy msrning,lApnl Oh,
1895.
The crlssu and members o. the
Church generally are cordially To-
viisi 70 attend the meeting, Of the
Confluence.
WuFJBD WooaErfT
Gr0BoE @ CAsS1s.
J1sFpu q. rWlIL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14

THE WISE man today 30 no who had
not Sc. lail Oh his wIator fanusls.
The air aud earth are ju.t Drumming
ull u pneumonia, md nAanols Cre O.
whole lot mose comfortable than a
shfuud.
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rnrtIn.t.r llanie plnlns car.

The Hufuug,o1 route is tho only
iino running giuiuy cars on the "a
la carrie" plan, iuiweeu Denver and
Omaha, kausss CITY and Chicago.
Passengers HaT0 90 ray only Tor what
they eat BE 6uru that your ticket,
read via the Burlington route.
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Mra. WI. Fhlu5, o.. lie hoy, y. y,
sayi! "Havu tiled huy cough cures.
Parks Cough syrup is the only one
that hoIps mf. { know DC b. the best
Cough remedy" For saie - r. j.
Hun & Co., AMI Nvlleu Julson Drug
o..
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parkg' Tea r.rlm tho skin. For Hale
uy F.J. HUI s. CO., aud NelIen Jut,
son Drug 90 !
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WANTED.
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MORMON PUBLICATIONS. HONEST
w prices paid fur second hand NuuLs,
store, % lI.l second South street Write
Cor catalogue
NTrANILu-LADT or GENTLEMAN To
w HHtHt In ONCE SALARY $4,000, with
chance 90 Increase, aud potIaDu permanent, %
tutrl, hal way fair PAID DO ONCE 10 cuEAgni
tur.uH' reference aud fClf a1irysfel aAmpet
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lnIs Is Nmal VIZ MANE

IS cour1sr0udout who writes from
Morgan umb, and signs bimitl, 90
Fdaud o. Umh oud Htr People"
makes "a low suggestions O. tho Con.
s.liug0ngl Convention which We mont
heartily cndgro. Here thoy ate;
hdt1r psierd NsuE
Although our county BE- small, yoi wo
hHtuu WIHh 90 $40 tlHt wu would lIkn
lI express 600 tho Convention through
y1uf valuable Uar0.
HH NUIHfH Hu UlNU some W Goo U.t
mon lu tHH Convention iHHfH aTaIu Utah.
Mi'I shot understanding DO IH only right
i1 look iur 600 u.IsuuH. UlirHIH. Hu.r.
tNi iu.ilr.II.u. IHHamru.. Emo. uu'glUI
down with .Hu codes HY that i. U.sHulH
Wisn il swap Jack knives tauJ wall have
tu u uHII. 900 attorney
lIiH la iHI short l.r fHIH Convention t1
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hH rHusurFaNVH and careful and not pro.
vide iur extravaganza UIsHur Boo aiaflUI
officers ur Joe iHfutIUu taxation tn TOTE
uh UItII tH possible.
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grow up aud call its trainers blessed.
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a Hccsmm,nlstlOn from Lus Angeles.
$50 Cauplar NJ, Los Angeles, CAL
After having iu.iorrd fIg loHg time
ifom acute rhtumAtIam, without OLE
IgiUius ruliuh 1 uaOi Chambcflsiu's
Phiu Balm anu was almost Immediate.
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Hamilton. tHrsale by druggists.
5, o., HsHurI, o.. Carthage, g. OAK,
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other medicines Tor rheumatism ami
urinary disorders. For tH'c by D. j..
lliIl IS &C.,, and NUldoH JuIs1n Drug
90.
40 iH r. mcg t..t we MO Offering
grUuiue bargains lu Iiuu0f uud Or
vans FOR the spring trade, C0gl,sF a.
sug'grove Cos "a Nuu S'.
sDti Lake dancing Agnd.my.
All kinds Of luIl room unnsp4
taught. Lesson, hlu. day, tuesday,
ibuuuny Hud Saturday evenings.
ls Main Street,
WH make O. speciality 90 ceiling
3u,Nrl B.uils, IaaIolin5 etc.,
rHrtnrr than any other house. Coal.
.s' a 5uclaruy- Co., "a Main sg
~. N. SaI., Ju.I.u Of tie Peace.
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N0TIoE OE REMOVAL.

Il ~. CHUFS, tue SECOND HAND
Tie mHH, HHH removed from l.N state street.
600 lHM second south SURG. opposite Ono unsl
changed,
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W, u. Sa.I, JuHi.g o. tic Peace,
Estate street. Telephone No i8O.
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Special Conference Appointments.
Sunday, 7ih-Bundsy School Uuiou.
TabrfuacIe. r.m.
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FOR SALE
ms UTAH JUNK HOUSE

TAUUE VALLEY FARMS ron SALE or
- rent by j. d, stewart Logan. Utah.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Z oANs ANY AMOUNT uN cry on
I 4 saIt Lake and uAylH county farms, Apply
90 uur0 go SO. I4 McuuruiDa Nuth
IN NEAsOsABLE TEEMS APPLY To
~ Taylor brothers, no, o. Eatt Temple
street.
IIuhN ONLY NY OWN MONEY, HENCE
Grant HurruI uutbns. with uu delay, Eo com.
missions, 900 HuFurtHIna FNat WIult uN lhHs
i.U company o. deal with, ntNlrd party 60
confer with Nuur ontiro business during tnu
HfHut tH0 loan will 900 with one individual,
coli direct uu
Russell L, TRACY.
iIaud Commercial Block,