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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-23
Commanded by tn. Spirits.

John Raiford, who resides at Thirteth
street and Maple avenue, thinks the
spirits are going to tell him to kill his
wife and children, and he boasts in the
statement that "a soon az the spirits
command him to murder them he will
do it. According to his actions, Raiford
is demented. He was taken to the
county Jail last night to await an exam
nation before the lunacy commission.
He ia said to become extremely violent
at times, though he appeared as pleas-
ant and jolly in the Jail last night as q
school boy.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-23
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Life reading, 81; satisfaction guaran.
teed. Fanny Green, 144 S. Main, room 8.
j. A. Tisbech OF GA Maple avenue re.
ported to the police last night that burg
lars had stolen a watch from him.
The Socialists cooperative atore will
have an open meeting this evening at
3l8 West Sixth street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-23

Tho Herald
Reaches
People
Who Buy
The Goods.
WHICH a RE
The Purchasing Glasses ;
%e@~%%e~

people Who buy goods are divided into
4 three CLASSES:
"rhe select &c, O00 the wel-io.d do 100.-
Z o00 and the more or less prosperous
h million. Nine-tentbs OF all the fortunes
, are made from the trade OF the 100000 ,
and the million, because they buy nine
3 tenths Of the goods which are sold. They
, are the cop e also who respond to adver- =,
tisemerts, and who buy for cesh or pay
: their bi Is promptly. The merchant or
any advertiser who caters successfully to
I the 100, 900 and the million will get all
\ he cares for of the trade of the select
, 10000 They rarely answer an adver- !
tisement, ana are proverblally slow
) pay."-STEwABT.
Z Sa%%~@~%
The HERALD, daily and Sunday, not J
only has large circulition in Southern |
California, but reaches the homes OF the
100 600 class AMI the "more or less pros
} porous million"
eAANA@3@ 1@& 10000 q 4@Ae@S~S
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-23

$ remedy for all forms OF headache
trio Bitiers has proved TO be The very best.
fleets permanent cure and the most dread
.. We urge all who are afflicted to procure
)rtle and ytyc this remedy fair trial. In
- OF hsbitual constipation Electric Bitters
es by giving the needed tone to the bowels,
-. Try IT once Large bottles only Fifty
pis ate. F. Heinseman's drug store. 222 N.
lin streets
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-23
The Girl Was Acquitted.

Lena Zoundlenitz, handsome blonde
Ioman residing at 53l New Hight strset.
'as tried in Justice Morrison's court
ssfday for petit larceny. She was
sod bv DIR. W. A. Dunton of having
. several household articles from
end his wife on the 18th inst. w,
J. Munday appeared as attorney
ne defendant and secured her &C.
al
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-23

Camille Donolre. an old and respected
citizen who has lived on Howard near
Aliso street for many years, fell dead, pre-
sumably OF heart diseass, while walking
along Also street yesterday afternoon.
me coroner VIII hold an irquent upon
the body at Kregeo &sssBreses's this
morning.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-23

BURBANK THEATER. theater will
be reopened tonight with Jeffreys Lewis
in East Lynne. Holders of tickets for
Tuesday evening can have their money
refunded or their tickets exchanged for
any other evening by applying at the
box Office.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-23

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
Tor Children teethlng. II soothes the child
collie and Is the best remedy for Disrrhoea
Twenty-Five cents . bottle.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-16

the cnnyon, returned to salt Lake,
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Samuel Cornaby was in Maple,
ton, Monday, on business connected
with his bee interests.
Mr.. w. i. Lawson, the presiding
genius at the u p. depot, was in Provo
Tuesday and Wednesday.
| Miss Louise Robertson, of Spanish
Fork, has been tue Ruest of Mrs, M. l..
SOFT the past week. The Item is ~
debted to tue young lady for assistance
in the mechanical department, She
being an experienced typo American
Fork Item.
Editor d. L. Felt, Of the SpringYille
Independfnt, was seen in town last
FIR day, Perchance he was in pursuit
OF the coy and elusive news item, or
mdyhup whisper" had Slipped it'
cables and was lost amid the rush an6
hustle Of this busy mart. - ,fft
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-16
OUR "HOW-D'Y-D0w

The new management assume control
OF THE HERALD with many misgiving'
as to the reception they will receive, AZ
they consider the light in which news
paper men In general are viewed BY
many Spanish Fork people.
We do not intend to make ourselves
offensive In any way by asking for bus
mess before we know yon. All we ask 10
a chance to prove ourselves friendly t.
Spa ish Fork, her business men and
her people,
We intend to maintain neutral att
tude In all political aud religious mat
tars and will give Legitimate oplnion'
tree discussion in cur columns (wher
they shall be for public good. OWNS
20 circumstances over which we have nj
control, until Nov LIST Mr.. A. c. lven'
will contribute editorials on any suhjec
he may choose; with this exception WI
lhall remain independent,
We ask all who are DESTROYS Of haviDI
a genuine newspaper to join with us ii
making THE HERALD a bright, spark
ting paper that we may all be proud OF
Call aud let us get acquainted.
VIM. F. GIBSON. Editor.
d. P, FELT, Manager.
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Women may vote this fall. cay tho
courts. 1t Is now for the women 10 do.
eide how they will vote.
The editor Of tho Psyson Globe thinks
bass are being caught In Utah lake by
means Of q seine. What do the nsh
commissioners think about itr
Spanish victories ~ In Cuba seem Ia
be very facilitating Affairs. General
Compos has sabled Spain for 10000 more
troops. and he wxnts EN- quick. too.
~
The homo industry Is the one which
should DO patronized. It can aid it,
heighbors to rise and thrive to great
deal better advantage than can the one
1000 miles distant.
Harmony In Utah politics is a rare
and costly thing. Hence the ardent de
Riae for 1t on the part Of some people
and the exceeding great lack Of 1t on
the part Of some others.
Just how this strife between leaders lie
to help the Republican party In it's con-
test this fall Ia not plain to the layman
They would better save some Of thei
strength for q time Of need.
II few aspiring politicians were TO
20 int retirement and allow few
honest and intelligent business men to
have ,hs management OF Utah's affairs 4
vast improvement In the way Of prac-
teal results might be noted. The pso-
pie may before long conclude to make
large addition to the number of politi
clans Oh the retired list.
All il not vet known about the art OF
advertising. Some advertisers have il
down to fine art, and still never cess,
studying and devising new means OF
publicity. When the average business
man realizes that 1t pays and can q,
place his advertising that 1t all pays, h.
has made enViable progress. Too many
decide off hsud that 1t does not pay
without asking the why or wherefore.
The efforts Of the Ogden Standard to
maintain vigorous attitude and al the
same time keep itself square" with the
chairman Of the Weber County Republi.
can Central committee must be quite
painful at times. Buffalo william"
Glasmsn evidently does not care TO lose
the worth of the money he invested In ex.
perienee the last time he acted contrary
to Weber county committeeman
recommendation.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-16
LEGAL MATTERS.

Ella A. Erickson, OF SantaQuin, has
commenced vOrce suit against n, II
A. Erickson, charging failure to provide
She asks for TIE Gust DIV Of four min \
children and for q division OF TIE iOiot
properly. Tue parties married In 1856
Mary Elizabeth Vanina asks that the
bonds OF matrlmOuy existing between
herself and Chas. l.. Yauina be d ssOIyed
on the grounds of deserton, and that
plaintiff be awarded the custody of tha
minor child The parties we're married
In PaYsOn in 1856.
Richard Norman and George B. Nor
man have brought anit In the Flrst Dis-
rrict court against VIM. l.. Hutchinps for
500 damages ana $l5 rent from Mny 1
1890, and for possession OF certain Utah
county real Estate which plaintiffs claim
defendant elected them from on the lar
day OF June, 1895.
A. o. SmOOt, Jr., Reed SmoOt and 7 "
Bean, executors Of the estate of A q
SmOOt, deceased. have commenced an
action agalusl James k, P,ernont and
Geurge II. Naylur. plaintiffs AK t1at
defendants Do enj ined from conveying
OF encumDeTlng certain Provo real
estaSs' decided to George H. Nayl0r hy
James X. PieTpOnt Oh the 5tn Of March.
1000, Whlch transfer, plaintiffs alleRe,
was ior the purpose OF preventing them
from IeVylng upon said property under
a JudgemsDt aRains' PierpOnt & Sons
IL favor or A. o. SmoOt, deceased, and
that the property In question be declared
SUBJ SCI TO levy and sale on execution TO
satlsIy Inc Judgment sgainsJ PisrDOnt,
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IN THE COUNTY COURT.

A session of the county court was held
at Provo, Wednesday, at which the FOL.
lowing business was transacted:
Bonds OF Thomas Petersen, applicant
for lictBse to seine in Utah lake, were
approved and license granted.
Resignation OF Samuel Jackson as
constable Of Naplston acrepteI and
AlonEo l.. Fullmer appointed to flll The
vacancy.
A communication from the directors
of the reform school asking for appropri-
alton to aid in. meeting deficit was re-
ferred to Judge Dussnbury, who will
Investigate and report findings and
recommendation atneXt meeting,
claim OF Clara J.. Mccormick 90 al for
S428 81 balance over tax and eXDe, sea Of
sale in 1890 OF property OF one Susan Nc.
Cornick. Dc ceased, for delinquent taxes.
was referred TO Selectmsn Reyn, Ida
Clerk Jones and Treasurer Nride as
committee to investigate the status OF
said claim and report at next meeting.
Some petitions for releases of tax sales
and remittances OF taxes for assigned
reasons were considered and acted upon.
Iiy resolution which was adopted the
sum OF $50 was appropriated each month
beginning with the month of Jun =, q
full compensation for services Tend ,rtd,
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-16
L0YD'S Bug PAVILION
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

Thursday night, Au-. %, Loyd's Big
Pavilion Uncle Toms Cabin will be the
attraction, playing under monster and
mammoth Canvas Opera House which is
cool and comfortable, with 9 large stage
supplied with special scenery painted
specially for this production; Solo
band and challenge orchestra, dODkeys
comics, Siberian blOOdhOuDds, cte. The
dear cid play will never be more realist-
ically staged, and seldom more accept
ably staged, The extravaganza Of other
companies which promise three Legrees,
eight Topsys AM sixteen Little Evas has
Oeen avoided by Mr.. Loyd, who provld 6
a more refined quality Of each, but there
is sufficient menggerie of blOOdhCu nds,
iDnkSs. poni' to make w the deficiency
If Marks the lawyer. The escape OF
Eliza on the Ice to the free shore OF the
Ohio has lost none Of its power 10 thrill
aud the fortunes of the manly George
Harris and the piOus Uncle Tom are fol-
owed with breatDless interest "a Of
ore. The prices have been reduced to
is, 20 and IS ceats A gIaud street
parade at uo0n.
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DON'T STOP TOBACCO.

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MCKINLEY CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

After the adjournment of the Rapub-
lican primary, Wednesday evening, u
meeting Of the Mckinley Republican
club WAS called and the following Off,
cers elected for the ensuing year:
President-Henry Tiliey.
1st Vice President ThOs. d. Evans.
End Vice President-Eric Hanson,
SecI etary-J. NJ. S.uli.
Treasurer-J0hn G, Morgan.
Executive C0mmittea-Thos. Jarvis
Joseph Rees and A. c. Davis.
The club then passed q resolution en-
dorsing the action of tho Republican
aides OF Spanish Fork in their effort:
for the spread OF their party principles
After short speeches by Messrs. Rees
Jarvis and Smell the meeting adjourned,
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.

Tie Republicans Of Spanish Fork held
their primary for the selection OF dele
gates to the county convention at
spIirgville next Saturday, August II,
in the pavilion at the City hall SOU
on Wednesday evening. The meeting
was called to order by Mr. G.. W. Booth,
chairman Ct the central committee. Mr. 4.
Jos. +. wilkins was elected chairman
and Mr.. Geo, d. Smell. JT., secretary.
Tho meeting then proceeded TO the
election OF seventeen delegates to repre-.
sent Spanish Fork at the Sprlngville
convention. The following named
llsdies and gentlemen were placed In
nomination and wers duly elected:
Mesdames Mary r. Me]lor, Jane Finch,
G. d. Smell. Ellen Tllley and 4. p.
Thomas; Mss Lily Morgan; and
Mes3rs. 7. ID. Evans. J. NJ, Stull, G. d.
Smell. .Jr.. Qust. Johnson, Is. B. Sorlsy.
j. G. Morgan, X. 2. Thomas, j. A. Rees
Lars Nelson, Thos. Jarvis and Thos.
Powell.
After some discussion II was decided
to send six alternates, and the following
named ladies and gentlemen were
chosen;
Mesdames E len Pace, j. F. Wilkins
i Llcille Sn' II and Howell Davis; ant
Messrs. H. j. Moctenson and W. 4
4 Hales,
A recess Of Ave minutes was then de-
clared. On being called to order agair
the meeting on motion adjourned AM
yielded the floor to the Mckinley Repub
(. iican club.
The primary on the whole vas yer
Harmonious affair, aud everyone seeme
to have the party interests at heart.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-16
DEATH OF ELDER LovENDAHL.

Elder s. NJ. L)veudahl. an old and
respected citizen and faithful Latter
DAY Saint, died at his home, nine miles
sonth of this city, at II o'clock last night
(Sunday). The Cause OF his death was a
protracted Hines which had lasted for
tho past two years.
Elder Lovendahl was born at Mat
teryd, Chrlstisnstadts Laen, Sweden,
Nov. 4, 1888, and was consequently in
his 62pd year. in his youth he received
common school educafinn. and after
wards gained good Misunderstanding of
blackSmithing, Carpentry and farming
IA was baptized Into the Church on
July q, 1855, by Il der MAIDS Jorgenson,
ard few months later was ordained by
Elder 0. N. Llljenquist, and sent out to
preach the gospel Ia Denmark. He lab
Orad four years as missionary and In
1850 emigrsted to Utah, crossing the
Atlantic In the ship William TapscOtt
ard arriving In Salt Lake City October
8, 1850. He settled at Lehi, Utah county,
where he resided three years, after which
he purchased place in South Cotton
wood where he has resided ever since,
Elder L0veudahl has taken a very ACTIVE
part IN home industry. has given EN-
ployment to hundreds and lahOred hard
TO develop the natural resources of the
GO kntry. Though he has passed away
IlsyS.11e will live in the history of thir
TefS.0ry, for the good deeds which he
did to thu Territory as well as to his
fellow man,
Funeral will be held at the South
Cottonwood meeting house on Wednes
day at Up. .-Deserei News
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-16
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

The Provo base bail nine lost game
TO the Draper nine at Lehi, Tuesday
The score was to 6.
The bsse bali g'me nt Provo lest
Thursday betw en- the bus ness men OF
Provo and Springyille resulted in 2 score
Of 30 TO 80, in favor of Provo.
The Provo Dispatch is now issued
under the guiding hand Of John r.
Miner, Col. Barlow having vacated the
editorial tripod A further change is
expected shortly.
Norman NJ. johnson. a heretofore
worthy citizen Of Springville and hard
working man, a father of n family of
five children, has been very desGondrnt
for several months past. His spell of
The blues unbalanced his mind and OH
Friday the poor fellow was committed
to the inst ne asylum at Provo.
1t has come to orr notice that parties
are suspected OF unlawtully catching
bass down In Utah lake by using seines
or nets. A certain party had about
thirty large bass which he sold In his
city one day last week, and they were
evidently not caught with q hook. II
such wOI Is going on, the fish commits
sioners had better be on the look out and
put a stop to it.-Pay son Globe.
The Herald claims that Salt Lake
lady ad the honor of being the fir /
female to register to vote. tn Dis
patch contradict.d and said that two
Provo ladies, MIS-. ". n. Dusenberry and
her daughter, were the first TO Register,
they having done 50 early en- Monday
last. NNw comes q correspondent rom
Thistle, R. W, WestwoOd, who SAYS that
honor Belongs to Thistle. Mrs. June
Mitchell Of That place took the oath az
1880 a. m, on Monday, August 8, 1885,
Provo Dispatch
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-16
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The following officers of the Demo
cratic County Central committee were
elected, Saturday. by the convention h Id
In Provo: Abel j. Evans, Of Lehi, chair
man: s. A. King, Of Provo, secretary
Mrs. Ellen Jakeman, Of Provo, assistan,
secretary: and Douglas A. Swan, OF
Provo. treasurer The central committee
Ia composed Of the chairman of encl
precinct organization aud one lady from
each precinct,
The following ladies' were elected as
members of the county central COM
mittee: Mfs. NJ. L. Pratt, Provo. First
ward: Mrr. D. D. H0utr, second ward:
Mrs. John A. Warner, Third ward; Mrs
]. l.. Clayton, Fourth ward; Miss Nav
Bell Thurman, Fifth ward; Mrs. Eilr
Hay mond, Springville; Mrs. q. A.
Hutchinson, Spanish Fork; Mrs. Luells
Johnson. Mspieton; Mrs. L. ]. Whit,
man, Payson; Miss Alice Ellsworth.
Lake; Mrs. s. o. CARTS, Salem; Mrs.
Annie Stewart Beuj min; Mrs. Mir,
Ann Jones, Lake Shore; Mrs.
Goshen; Mrs. Hannah Peters Il. Lebi.
Mrs. II. s. Lapish, American Fork; Mrs,
Elmina Wilson, Highland; Mrs. Le0na
Clark, Pleasant Grove: Mrs. Ida A
Holloway, Vineyard; Mrs. George c.
Scott, Sr., Lake View; Mrs. Johanah
PatIen, Provo Bench.
The county central committee thus
elected, consisting OF the precinct chair
men and the ladies above named. we're
given authority to elect their own fxecn,
tive committee and fifteen WAS declaTsd
to bs Ii quorum TO transact business.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

IUebb EbbUiuLlDIb VI IcNptCb lOI tLb
memory of W. II. Kelsey were adopted by
the Utah County Fruit s Agricultural
society:
Whereas, In the providence of Almighty
God we are called to mourn the death Of our
honopod and respected brother and president,
VIM, Henry Kelsey, who on the 5tn day, OF
August, A. d. 1895. departed this life ~ Spring
Vile, Utah, aged 65 years; and
Whereas, On the eth day OF March, A. d.
1894, The Utah County Fruit e. Agricultural
society was organized being the first of sucn
societies organized IN provo City, Utab eoupty
and the said VIM. Henry Kelsey was duly elect
I'D nre sident thereofi and
Whereas, He was rejected at the annua.
meeting March %, and sustained as our hon
ored president until his demise;
Resolved, That the deceased has establish
ed a record OF faithf ulness and unwayering IN
tegrity in the performance OF his office labors
in tn interest and welfare of the society;
Resolved That in his death we deeply real.
lie the loss sustained by the society of such a
wise and efficient officer;
Resolved, That our heartfelt sympathy and
coincidence be extended to the family OF our
esteemed and lamened president and that a
copy of this preamble and resolutions be for
warded to the bereaved family and also entered
upon the records OF this society.
ABRAHAM HALLIDAY, ks
THOS. LEONARD,
EVAN WRIDE,
Committee