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present. and the world invited to see the resources of the richest State in this union.
 Major Anderson and his colleagues and eo-workers, who have in the face of the greatest obstacles. brought this enter prise thus far on the road towards it's successful goal, deserve and will receive the thanks of every public spirited eiti- zen of Alab bama.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26
Snatched His Pants.

Andrew Wilson. a colored prisoner con fined in the city jail, will be arranged this morning before Judge Feagin charged with stealing a pair of pants valued at $9 from w. M. Messenger, q white prisoner, also confined in the city prison Messenger had taken his pants off to clean them, and while he stepped to one side Andrew appropriated the pants and hid them in a corner of the upstairs cells. It required diligent search of Warden Donovan to find them. na
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Drank Carbolic Acid.

Laporte, Ind, July. 25.-James Parks, an unmarried man. committed suicide here yesterday by drinking a quantity of carbolic acid, and died in terrible agony. The deed is attributed to despondency. He had no relatives here, but had family connection in Georgia.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26
Still After Divers.

Hannibal, Mo-, July 25.-Sheriff Dough- erty of Pike county arrived here last night, having in charge Emmett Divers, colored, who criminally assaulted and afterWard murdered Mrs ". Cain in Galloway county, last Monday. Dough- erty is the third sheriff who has had charge of Divers since his arrest. A mob pursued the negro from Mexico, Mo, to Bowling Green, distance of nearly twenty miles. It is likely Divers will be taken to St. Louis for safety
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nE@ExcLUsIvE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATED PRESS, UNITED PRESS, NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATED PRESS, NEW YORK Asso- GATED PRESS, CABLE NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD AND SUPERB SPE- CIAI, STATE SERVICE.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

We desire the public to understand that while we take pleasure in giving them free semi-monthly concerts we cannot, as union musicians, donate our services to any faction, sect or society; and whenever such seek to take advantage of us by serving refreshments in the park on our concert night we will not play. If people want to make money by us they must pay for our services.
 FRED. S. STOWE,
 af. W. STAPLETON, Committee for Grambs' Military Band Warm weather weakens, but Hood s Sarsaparilla tones and strengthens.
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a8The present management or she AGE-I ERALD has no claim aaairst advertisers or SubScrib- CTS prior to February 11th, lSSo. finder decree of court accounts up to that date have been Soio and transferred, hence cancelled as between the debtor and this paper.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

The Washington Post does not believe that Cleveland has any ambition for third term, or could be induced to ac- cept another nomination. and goes on to talk about him in this way: "He has had all the honors that the nation could be- stow, and he has requitted the peoples trust with faithful and devoted service. We have seen him impresshig upon pub
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

The St. Louis Globe-Democrat wants Southern Republican for Vice-Presldent, but it wants no carpetbagger nor one connected with the Southern Republican regime of other days. It would be satis- fled with H. Clay Evans of Tennessee or w O. Bradley of Kentucky.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

The edior of the Chiffon View has more than one string to his bow: eThe editor of the View has made three land sales during the past week, and inquiries are on the increase"
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

There is no room in Butler for the calamity howler The Greenvlle Ad- vocate says: We haven't heard of any body dying of starvation over here in Butler. Neither does there seem to be any probability of their doing so."
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

The press and the people of this coun- try are anxious for a short Presidential campaign next year. Many express the belief that September, 1896, will be early enough to name the candidates
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

Dan Gould, a short-time convict work ing with a squad near Butler Springs, attempted to escape and was shot dead by the guards.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

Free Silver Bland, who declared the other day that there lis no Democratic party" is being groomed by some Mis- souri IS to 1 fellows for the Presidential nomination. Where will he find party to do him honor?
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

General Sheridan used to say that good Indian was a dead Indian. It looks so from the new trouble in the West.
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STATE SNAP SHOTS.

The country editors are making merry over big peaches and watermelons. Lucky fellows
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

The reason for the strike among the iron miners of Northern Michigan is that they were making less than $l Her hiem.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

It is generally understood that the Horr and Harvey discussion of currency is to be published in book form for cam paign purposes, and proceeds of the sale to be divided between the two. No doubt there was some such calculation as this by the gentlemen from the be- ginning
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

When the Montgomery Advertiser finds an editorial in the columns of the Age Herald worthy of reproduction it should cut direct from this paper credit the Age-Herald and not wait until Georgia paper uses it in double-leaded shape, and then credit the Atlanta Journal with the production. Its So in Alabama
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

The New York Herald expresses the opinion that here are myriad indications that the theory of 50-cent dollars is fast losing it's fictitious charm with the peo- pie of the United States. Increasing de- mand for labor and rising wages are dimmng its lustre in the mineral and manufacturing regions, and the prospect of bountiful crops of corn and cotton, with an assurance of fair prices for these products, is killing it with the agricultur- al classes.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

The practice of legislative bodies mak- ing appropriations to newspaper report CTS and public employees who are paid regular wages was carried to extremes by the Legislature of Connecticut, which adjourned recently. Besides gratuities of over SS000 to reporters, the members voted money to messengers, doorkeepers, cloakroom attendants and employees in general. Not only this but they made an appropriation of $50 to each of two bootblacks who have stand in the Cap- dtol at Hartford, and S25 each to three newsboys who sell newspapers there. This reckless generosity on the part of the Connecticut Legislature cost the State $3o,Ooo in the aggregate.
 The visit to Birmingham of Vice-Pres- ldent St. John of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad this week is not without sig nificance. Whether or not he brings his aine to this city over the East and West he is seeking connection here with the Kansas City, Memphis and Birming- ham and must have it in order to make his property a valuable grain carrying lime from the West to the Norfolk har- bor. At present the Seaboard Air Line Is stopped at Atlanta, and notwithstand- ing its wealth and thorough equipment It must move onward toward the West In order to carry out its original plans and purposes. Birmingham should lend every encouragement to the enterprise, for every railroad that enters here adds so much to the strength of the mineral section of Alabama.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

Bicycle Club Hires Convicts.-The Bi- cycle club has rented the convicts from the city, and they have been out at the race track working on the bicycle track for several days. They pay the city 50 cents a day for each convict. and S2.50 for Uncle John Shannahan. This is quite a nice little speculation on the part of the city, and will bring some cash into the treasury.-Selma Times.
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FaItb-PromotipS Series.

NJ Rissa Mission, a narrative OF pur,saG
sIp-ui.nos a. a missionary upon DIS s.hduisA
islands, By osors. y Cannon. 7se.
a string Of Pesyis, containing . uuinbus ag
tntsts.urg ,h.tehs. ana snsoiotss IL mi.
sianAry nfe. ETC., aso
Leave. ErOm MY JonTnAi, By Prssids1a
fu missionary experiences and NAM lnIarSsN
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sHlRIFF's SALE.

NOTICE Is HhKEBY GIVEN, THAT
" pursuant 10 al order Of sale aud decree
u fotaclubnre 20 me directed from tho Third
Judicial b'Irict Court VI The Territory ~ uiah,
County " -At LAKE IN a cause therein pehd.
Ing, wherein sarah 4. Taylor 10 plaintiff, and
j. ~ Give, Mary :, Give, !. II, WinsluS, j.
v. Houston, assignee, and John nlHyfAFd, are
defendants. 10 which taid decree Aud order ~
salo reference u hereby made, shall expose
for sala At public auction, 10 tho Highest bid,
der. for cass, at The west front door u the
County Court House. IN tho clty Of SAT- Lac,
county Of AIT Lake Territory of ltAu, on ne
l5th day OF July, A. u, 1893, At u O'Clock noon
ali the right tue, claim and interest Of I. u,
ulyo, Mary T. tlye, T. n, NiuHl0w, j. " a..
Houston. assignee, SUD John hlztEaTd, m and
10 tho following described real estate, sllutte,
lying. Ans Hetpg IN the rlty And county ~ Salt
LaEe, 1rru,ory or Jtsu, ami particularly
described - follows, to wit All Of LOT two (gl,
In block ono hundred aud four 900, plat 81 !"
sal; Lake City survey. 10 be sold a, the prop.
cry OF j, II Give, Mary :, Jlfo, j. n, Win,
slow. j ". Houston, assignee, and John
HIaIlard, uudef said order u sale and decree
In the above cause.
dated sals LaEs city. Utah. June 9sth, A u.
1875.
HARVEY HARDY, slcr,d.
NY q, J %, lRwiH, Deputy sheriff
u, Harrington, attorney for plaiutlh.
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AN OPINION gsyEx.

Recently MIR. J. ID. Tbomns, Of
North Dnkota, visited the shspAndoah
Valley, Virginia, and sitcr carefully
examining tho country located Ia
Winchester, he writes 10 Mr.. V. Rich
ards, Land and immigration Agent
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, Baltimore,
Maryland, ~ follows; 81 have beou
IN nearly every state anu territory OF
the United States, and am frank In my
opinion that this valley tuTpaSsss all
other sections in the Union. The
lands arc low In price, ana pioducs
profitable crops. thank you for d.
TsctinR me hero, and solicit thoss seek
Ing pleasant and profitable homes to
locate In this ountry."
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NOTICE.

NOTICE - llLREnY GIVEN THAT
~ whereas tho regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the intermountAin Miliiug
Company, wAs not held At the time and place
Fixed in tho Articles Of incorporation OF said
company, and whereas application has nere
ioiuto been made ~ tho yiru .pTealdent aud
acting president ~ said company, TO cali a
meeting ~ tue directors ~ slid corporation
tor tnt purpose Of appointing a time and place
Tor tue holding OF SAID annual lmostnE, aud
whereas, ne such meeting Ot the board ~
directors has been called or held, aud no
action hss been taken In the premises, now,
therefore the uudersigned holders Of mAi1r.
~ OF the capital STOCK OF tho baid Inter.
mounlaiu Milling Company do hereby give
notice that the annual meeting OF the stock
hol OF tald corporation will DO held NJ tho
onlre OF Tie company, Mcgornick building,
thlt Lake CITY, On Monday, tho sth day Of July,
ltli, N the hour " four 90 o'clock, y NJ, Tor
the purpose Ot e'ectnE officers and directors
OF sad corporation for tho ensuing year and
until the next annual meeting,
Dated June @, lbl5,
" A. MCCoWSICK, Trustee.
H H. TuWSDuOW, Trustee.
WILLIAM COOPER. Jr
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MkRsHAL's SALE.

DURSUASr no Az ORDER or SALE
ami duyreH ~ foreclosure 20 no directed
uy the district court ~ tun Iurd Judicial dis
tTict ~ the Territory II utah, I shall expose
81 public sale, ut lru west front door ~ the
JOINT Ci'y and county building, 90 the city ~
ralt LAKc, county or rHlt l.nkr Hnd Territory
of Utah, on TIE lilu DAY Uf July lbsb, al 10
o'cl0C. "a. m, ull the right. ut.r. claim and
interest ~ Joshua Is. Stewart, ana Mary J,
stewart hls VIE, ". n. Atwood, o, W. hoYlo
and , D.. HiCu, VI, la, aud 10 tue following
described real ustagr, tn,wlt' All Of lots
eight %, nine co., ten tlQl, eleven ~ aud
twelve 90, " HtswATrs hddNou, q suhdi.
vision Of lot eighteen llsl, block nine l5l, i've
acre plat -, hIg hCli survey, within the
limits OF the northwest quarter Of section
thirteen tl1I, township one lll, south Of rAuRe
enc a., west NJ SAT- Lake meridian, aud being
ir RAFT Lake County, utbh IcrrllOry l0bH
cold az she property ~ Joshua a. stewart gud
Mary j. stewart his wheat the suit " Charles
Nelson
Terms " sale, cash.
NAT. II. BRIGHAM
g. =. Marshal.
IiJ J. II. TIMNoSI, Deputy Marshal
Lated Juno glst 70.
Goodwin \ Van rolt attorneys for plaintiff
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mARsHAL's SALE

DuRsUASr t. a. ORDER or SALE
on decree OF foreclosure 10 me directed
by tho 1hifd Judicial District Court - Tao
Territory Of Utah, shall cNpoio az public sale
nt the wet freut door OF the county court
house tnew city ard county buldingl IN the
city ~ 7ait lake, county Of ait LAKE, ard
Territory OF Utah, ON tho isih day u jay,
isgi, ~ 10 u'r.ocs %. m, hu the right, tlte,
claim and interest ~ Richard q. Watt, James
". stevens, james Wait ami H. A thnomile,
ct, On, aud 10 the following described real
estate, situate. lying and being In TIE city aud
county of salt LAKE Utah Territory, and de-.
Urihsd a. fOlnws t0.w|ti Tue north hslt OF
lot twuniv.seven tlil AMI all % lot twenty.
eight t.sI. IN block two "a, IN Harrington, Don.
nelly & Soweira subdiyisien, VI l0ta three tai
and four ~, In block twenty three t2il, IN hyo
acre plat "a" blE Geld survey, IN tho sourl.
Cast quarter OF section twelve, m toNnfhip
one south. range one west " the salt LaEe
meridian. 10 salt Lake CITY and county. Tern.
tory 0f Utah 10 be sold a. The property Of
llchard q, Wait. VI a., az the SUIT OF Joseph
T. NHuhe, trustee, ctaL
Terms OF sale. cash. -
NAT Al BRIGHAM.
a. D.. hAIaksL
by l. l. AuCuER, Deputy Marshal
dated June glth, 1870.
A Is. sawyer, attorney for plAlnun
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
0TerlOl Ward Of ST. George Stake,
Situated
IN LINCOLN COUNTY NEVADA.


CARD PROM the rtmT rrEsiDFNoY
ssit Lake CITY, Jan. IS, 1890
Notice 10 hereby given thai c1nifi'
luiiors to tho monument TO be efecie !
in Salt Lake CITY In memory OF
Bnghnm Young aud the p,oueers WIZ
hereafter, and until further noucr, 10
Fcknsyle lS1 through tire columns O..
tho DrsEKtT NEws. ~ hezpecleu
that agencies ,of tbs collection OF fuAuo
Tor this worthy purpose viii Ne oila1
lishod In each wsrd ia all the slAkes,
and that shiJ funds, with the llst q
nnuic. VI the contributor, VIII lie iof'
warard ns frequently 80 convenient TO
Hebcr NJ. Wells, 'iecfethry " the Big
ham Young Memorial Aesocihilon,rsl1
Lake CITY, who will tte that same are
properly acsuOv ledgsd In the mannef
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people viii respond generously Ani
irSmptly to this call 10 that II possible
the monument may be completed
dedicated aud unveiled TO the public
by tbs 9Th day of next October.
WILFUWD WOobHuPF,
GEORGE =. CASsUS,
JusIrII 4. SMITH,
Fiat Presidency u the Church OF
Jsaus Christ Of Lattor.day Saints.
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Mr.. ID wiley, tK-pos,mss,sr. BLACK
Cfssk, n. ", was 20 bsdly smlci'd
with rheumatism that he was only
ablc " hobbls around with oaneS, anu
even thon II caused him great pain.
After using Chambsrlaln's Pain Bal m
no was 20 much inproyed that he
threw away hls oNnes. he s.ys TIL.
liniment I'D him mOrs good than all
other medicines aud trsAtmsnt Tut
together. For sale al 90 cents psr
bottle by dtuggists.
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"a MIA III. su.iaesA.

Mr.. J. IL. Cobb, publisher Of the
MyJOT, nj BTocton, n. Y, sSyG "Fct
nearly two years tho Mirror has been
publishing the adyorIissmt Of
Chambtflain's Rsmodies. A few days
ago the writer was suffering from D
bowel trouble and r,sjfted to an old
remedy which DID not prove tfio .
ciou,; finally he tried Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera ana DinrfhG Remedy
and two doses did tho business, check
Ing II completely. For sale by drug
Eln,a.
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IEuAL NOTICE.

Ia tue Probate Court m and tor SAT- Lake
County, IorniorY VI UtAh.
In the matter OF tho estate Of John II
Nurtuu, deceased
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ charles :, burton, aiu illustrator OF the
estate Of John H.. burton, deceased, has
rendered for settlement, and nlod IN taid
court, his fnal account Of hit tGminisiTation u
said estato aud petition Tor hnhi distribution "
the rusiduc ~ sad estate among the pefsuns
entitled thereto. and that fTidAy the hih
dAy u July. A. -, 1875, AZ 20 O'Clock m at
the court room ~ sAil court In the County
Court House, salt LAKE CITY and County, Utah
Territory. has been duly appointed ~ the
Judge ~ said court. for the fotuctncht OF said
account and hearing snid petition for fi,trihu'
ton, NJ when umo and place any person inter
cstei ln said ettate may appear aud SHOW
cause. u any there DO, why said account
should not be- srttlou and approved and nual
diatriuuu1n made - prayed Tor,
Dated June 2;Ih, A. u, l'ya. -.
clerk " the Probate Court.
Iy A. 4. iiEEsI, Deputy
Harlow Ferguson, Attorneys tor ADMIN
IfAtOE
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And In accordance VITA law. and the order
Of the board OF directors, made April =, 1873
10 many shares u each parcel of sueh siurA
a. may be noccssafy win be sold At public
auction 20 the hiEhosi BIDDER for cash, at tic
o1lcc Of TIE Compuny,r room 81 W. CYAN Horn,
500 b. MAN, salt Lake city, lhh Ter.
ritory, 1uctday, llth day % Iuuc, l'hi. a.
O'Clock D. m., 70 pay Delinquent assessment,
together with COS, OF aiycTusing AMI expense
OF sale ". q. NAA HORN,
Secretary.
ny order Of The Iircctorl, tho above sale BE-
hereby postponed until July ~. lsll, ~ y, 10
!. u. LYON, Acting secretary
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


Estate Of Julia A. Fsrren. deceased.
~ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uuaefisurd, Administrator VI tho estate
o. julia a faTTeu, deceased, 20 tho creditors
u, and all persons having claims against the
snid deceased, 10 exhibit thcm with the ncrrs.
sary y0ugncrf within ten months after the
fret publication Of thia notice, 10 INC sait
administrator. ~ No. g2l W, Second south
5 rect snls Lake Jlly, In tho couuly % salt
Lake, Utah,
Dated Juno loth. lsli
JOSEPH FARREN,
Administrator u the estate Of julia A. Far.
rem, deceased,
W. g. HALL, attorney for administrator
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latest Publications.

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DURsuANT TO ~ ORDER or sALE
Il and decree Of foreclosure 10 me directed
by tho district court ~ tho lard judicial
District Of the Territory OF Utah, 4 shall
expose az public sale, al the wcst front
door u the 10int city and county building, M
The Uity Of Nalt Lake, county OF SAT- Late, and
Territory ~ ltah, On tue 18th day 81 July
rt', At 70 O'Clock q. a., AL the Tght, utlc.
claim nuu interest % Jasper n, Nelson aud
Henry Kendall, ~, 90, AMI 10 TIE following
drsrfihru real estate, to'wii. Part ~ loi two
t2I, 90 block twelve 10, Plat ~" salt la.0
titY surrey. commencing At tho southeast cor.
ncr Of sald lot aud running thancc west two
ana oucshan i4fl rods, thence north ten tlpl
rUdH, thence east two and one hair $50 TOds,
thonco south ton ilul rods ~ tho IAco 81 DO,
ginning, aud being M salt l.aEu CITY IN tho
Z ouniy OF rAlt Lake. Territory of Utah. To
be sold ~ the property ~ laHpar 81, nelson
and Henry Kendall, ~ tac hulI Of Daniel
luUgrru.
Terms " sale. cssh. -
Sat 81. BEiGnAM,
4. +, Marshal,
Ey .. u TtVMpHr, Deputy Marshal,
Dated juno Hlst. l-1h
GOODWIN & Van Pet. attorneys for plain.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF susaunah sniyely Young. Deceased.
NOTICE . HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, executor o. tho last viii
AMI Testament 90 suaannAh snyclY Young, de
ceased. TO the creditors ", ana nh porsOns hAy'
M. claims against the sAld deceased 90 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within Yea
months after the first publication OF this mo-
nee, to The said executor, az ny ONCE at the
salt Lake IhcAtrr, IN tho city Of salt Lake,
Ia the county " ~Alt Lake,
Dated June De, lspA.
CIAs. s. BURTON,
Executor ~ The luft Will aud testament OF
susanuEh suiyrly Young, deceased.
HARLOW fGH4usuN, attorney Tor CNocu r.