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spirits take flight. It IS time to accept
the help offered in Doctor Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. It's medicine which
was discovered and used by prominent
physician for many years in all cases of
female complaint and the nervous dis
orders which arise from it The Pre-
scription " is a powerful uterine tonic and
nervfne, especially adapted to wonan's
delicate wants for it regulates and promotes
all the natural functions, builds up, invig-
crates and cares.
Many women suffer from nervous pros
tration, or exhaustion, owing to congestion
or to disorder of the special functions. The
waste products should be quickly got nd
of the local source of irritation relieved
and the system invigorated with the g Pre-
scription'' Do not take the so-called
celery compounds, and nervines which
only put the nerves to- sleep, but get a
lasting cure with DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription.
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on my feet only short time, and now do
all my work for my family of five"
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Societv

women often feel
the effect of too
much gayety-
balls, theatres, and
tea S in rapid
succession find
them worn out, or
"run down ,, by
the end of the sea-
son. They suffer
from nervousness,
plessnesS and
Irregularities. The
smile and good
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"FEMALE WEAKNESS"

Mrs. WILLIAM HOOVER, of BellDille,
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Notes and Personals.

The audience gathered T. eco tho
Passport on rhuTsdHy evening wnlto
small that the company decided not 10
play. Katie Putnam playa here tomot-
row nighi, aud ~ she Il well known
here, viii probably draw a good mouse.
The committee on agriculture Of tie
chamber OF commerce has taken The
iuiliatofy steps towari the holding Of
a Farmers Congress" on Saturday,
Feb. lOlh.
Probate Judge Whrrum, Attorney
Rioh and se.ecIman HayBall vluweI
the beauties Of Ltgau canyon at
different season than that Usually
chosen by tourists, during the week.
one night was spent IN the canyon.
On tbs return trip wildcat was kiIied
by one Of tue members Of tue party.
The jurors for the Fsbruuty term
have arrived, anu all prelimiuafies
will be arranged today, preparatory 10
the trial VI cases, the flfsl VI which Is
rot for tomorrow.
Lack Of sufficient business has
caused the removal Of the uptown "a.
press tiilce 10 the depot The free tx
press delivery has been discontinued.
At n meeting hold by the Stake
Presidency a. Avon ON "Wednesday,
George Davis was appointed anu aus
tanned o. Bishop, Vice "A. W. Jackson,
who had removed. On the same 1ay
William II. Han wAs presented 10 anu
sustained by lhe people VI the new
Sterling ward.
A RJuslng farewell benefit party
was given under the autpicos VI the
Sixth ward N. 1. associations IN honor
OF oliver, tun OF Bishop SkauChy VINO
~ on the I'VE OF departure on
a mission 10 Norway, on Friday uvol-
| Ing. The lauius of gho wurd had prU-
yilod fast, worthy oi tue occasion,
ana the rendition 0i a pleasing pro.
/ gram aud dancing occupied tue fr.
maindet Of the evening,
a concert aud ball were given by the
/ Providence band on Friday evening;
aud al Hymn n temperance drama
was played By tao local company, thu
Office. being @ establish IA nucleus q
iund 10 provide a public sohoolllbASy.
Mrs. John Tomb, presented her hus.
band with a bouncing boy, aud Pro.
FOgclDvrg's vile has given birth to a
daughter.
Tue lady cadets Of the Agricultural
College purpose giving a ball In the
near future,
Mfr. aud Mrs, Oscar W. Moyle, OF
salt Lake, are yIhigofs VI MI hul Ste.
l.. Il. MarIiuuauis.
Henry Reese, OF Wyomln,, ls visit.
Ink hls father DAVID Reese, Tor the
nnl time in eight Year,.
Mise Lola Thompson, Of Fullerton,
Nch, o. yls,uug M aud Mis-, W. &,
] Ca,os.
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PROVO.
Provo, UrAm Fen J. 1890
THE SPRlNGvlLLE POISON CASE.
b, Awfal Attempt Of a Boy 10 AL
minister strychnine to a Number
OF People.

In the oase Of young Oakley, Of
springville, iclegraphed to Saturday.
NEWS, an error was made In the re-
port brought over from Springviil''
The boy was bound over to await the
action Of the district court (and not The
grand Jury ~ stated In the telegram
hustled boyer ordered him TO be taken
before the district court for the purpose
IL having him committed ~ tue re-
form school. There was also typc--
graphical error In stating the amount
II the bond, which was 5000.
Mnrshal George A. rtIrfs brought
the boy over Saturday Afternoon anu
he IA now In tho county JAIL IL u
certainly wonder inst someone was
not poisnned. Mr.. St0fra Gays lhai
when no came In the office Oakley r.
markoI 10 hin! "ssy, George that
dututy ofyours has uul something w
the water; its nasty; | took n dflnk oi
IL and lps made me sick" Mt. biuffb
replied he thought the water was
alright; but he did not taste u,
and fortunately most ~ 10 was
thrown out and some OF it dtauk' a
NuAlIm CONTAINING n NihAAA NNA"h"a ~
liquor In the IN 20 was PECULIARLY isken
hold Of by a vlsit0r VINO frmnftul no
would takoa drink, but put the bottle
down Without doing ~. Mr. Stare
found that young Oakley had an
empty atrychnino vial IN jan WIN
him, aud al fifs, thought the hoy had
poisoned himself; but when no found
The bottle had been taken iiom tho
tfiico aud that yOuug Oakley was not
toa0ned, he remembered the remark
about the water being bad, and had
test made Of a small quantity rtmhn'
lag Ia the bucket, which was found 20
contain strychnine; the liquor Ia the
bottle was also poisoned and some
bread, lett Ia the cell where tnmpa are
usually given lodging, had hifyehnlno
scattered over II.
Young Oakley admits that lac u
guilty. At nrss he said that be was 70
nngty that ho ala not know what he
was doing. Afterwards no unii that
he did Ii Tor "iun," aud seems TO treat
the whole affair ~ trivial maltoL
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NIvuEuEAs, u. o.. rARpEY AID JoHAE.
w va q tarprY, his wifo, by their GER
tain deed Of trust dated tho -ltl day % Jan
onlc6 Of tho county recorder Of Fa.t Lake
January. IsJl. ~ uook % o' Of Mougages. at
=. Young IL -at Lake lit}, Utah Territory,
certain real estate la said dcct or iru mcn'
toned aud more pnrtlcu IAr|F hcleluaiicf dta.
criued, On trust, % secure rho payment OF g
certain pr0mtssury motto % even uato with said
decd OF trust for The sun % four tnoua1nt
and i've hundred dollars ,li,lM.'pl, executed
and delivered hy sAtt %. T.. Nauicy 30 u ".
MuloI payable 90 hia order one year with
privilege Of two ycari aftgr date, with lututu.t
thereon from date, ~ the ratio OF
~ per cent per auuum, pay ahlc quarterly
Whereas 10 la provided % nall cgu 81 trust
that should default 10 made Boz the payment ot
said note or any part thcrcp, or OF thg in
forest that may accrue Wofcou, or any part
thorouf a. the same become que aud payable
according Co the tenor and Cdcrt thCroIf then
and boz that caru falu premises should DO cold iu
the manner provided Tor iu rait decd OF trutt
Whereas default has been made o. the cN.
tent ~ one hundred dollar tillaoo, ln che
payment 81 interest, which became due on
said note on July Htn, i''i, and default haa
been made "a each payment utiuitrcHt o. % De.
came due quarterly thereafter, Hnd she same
b wholly unpaid, including tno uuncipAl
SOW, therefore, at tho request % SD. Millet
the legal hu'dor OF ahid pguml iAoiy ncto, "
said drcd of trust occurred ana under anu -
Of trust contained,
Iheftby giyc notice that viii, on Thursday.
tho 2i1i day ~ FEBRUARY, A. ID. l-l3, 10 the
hour of ! O'Clock noon OF said day, a. tho
front door 90 tho sa.t Lake County Court
House on -alt Lake tiy Utah lcrrilnry, scii
atpubli0 yendgu tho following described real
Csial1 ion aaId deed % trust mentioned, tpsWit
CummuucIur two lll rods north OF inu south.
west corner " lot three tti in block thirteen
tlil, p'at" G' Of rlIt Lake CITY survey, and
u.uuins thence north ave ana one halt tosl
rods. thUuro east u.ght ~ rods, thence
south live and one hMf go rods
thence west eight 49, r0is 20 the place 0i
commencement. aud situate "a SAT axe tity
amt County Uah Icuiiorr, f1r The purpose %
paying tAiI pfOmtsOry note and the tut7rrFt
hccfuiug thereon from April eGih, itNi 90 the
tiuu uf sac nud all COSTS and EXPENSE %
exceeding thlH trust including reasonable
q ImWls I0ua 20 che Trustee and No Attlruct's
Zee auce 1ei m tAIi decd of uust, FOR Che
highest and best price tH1 same VIII bring To-
each. ~. =. luute,
Trustee.
Dated a, snt Lake CITY. U,ah Territory.
January u 1906.
". J. uAUyEY.
Attorney.
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mARsHAL's SALE

DUHsUANT TO A. ORDER or SALE
A and decree OF foreclosure DO me directed
by the 1hiru judicial District Court of tho Ter
utuy o. Utah, ! shall expose az public sale,
90 tlo west front door u tho County Court
House, ON inc Eighth Ward square.
IN thr city OF Salt Lake, County OF SAT-
Lake. and Territory Of Utah, on the oh day
right title. claim ard interest pf IVA 1yidcn
taog surruarn. John O.. -ortuscu q. A. Carl.
gust D. a. Whitney Carnage company, a cor.
UuFau0n. Adlph Nofseu aud CHRISTINA hCr
gen, Of. boz Hui 60 inc follow. * described real
estate situate, lying and being lu snlt Lake
County, and dcsCulu1 nt follows. tu.Wltt
a portion ~ thu northwest quariUrlN, W. 70
Of section thiriysthfuu IilIs township Two t1l,
south % range one 90, WUst OF salt Lake
Meridian, u. survey, for tho Territory OF
lhh. Commencing az Che southwest corner
~ said northwest quarter section, and run.
ming thence north eighteen ana one half tlt' "
ruath eighteen ana one halt lisisl Chairs and
tnCncC wclt forty lill chains 10 the place uf
beginnings containing seventy four 40 acres
0f land, being situatulu The County ~ SAT-
LAKE, Utah Territory Alto twenty shares OF
tht capital stock or INC Utah nnu SAT- Lake
canal Company represented boy certificate 40
10 10 tali as The property ot Eva Gyldon.
akor aurCuHru. John y NIrHuH.u, q. A. Carl
quist, D. a. whitney Carriage Company, n cor
purauon, Adnlph lCrgcn and Christina hur.
gen, at the auit Of Iiona Savings Bank q trust
Company. a corporation,
NAT 81. BRIGHAM.
u. =. Marshal
ny JoUS u. CuNMnCK, Deputy NarahaI.
Dated ~ cal Lake tlty, January liih. 1855.
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1Rns1rr,s SALE Nn1Ior.

NVmtREAs, SAMUEL =. CARLSON. Az
w unmarried man. OF the County Of shi
Lake, crri ~ " ttah, 90. uy hia certain
aSSd 81 5 q 6s 5g Of -s s A. y
1901, fn boob 'I a., PAGE SO. 100 D. OF tNe rec.
urIs in the once Of tnu NCcurtur uf deeds u
he SAID salt LAKE Couny, Convoy g., william
%. Dale o. trustee The Following dcscfilcd
real estate, fitIate On salt i.atu tuuuiy, Ter
rit1ry OF Utah. t1.witi fart OF lot rive tl
hlocs iwen.yysN l;al, llai ~, sag lake
beginning at the souih.west corner Of said
Got, Hud running thence north three iiI rods.
thence east siN % RODS. thence south three %
10 =, thence west eN lol RODS 20 beginning
which said conveyance was made iu trust 90
secure 60 the order of the Lombard Invest
mgnt Company thc payment Of tho said sam-
principal sum ~ fourteen hundred dollars
ltNftul, due und payable on the lat DAY Of
september, a. y. ls9, With nicrett thereon
from the date thereof, % the ratio oi Elk yer
cent. per nnuum payable semi. annually, on
the fret days Of september and starch Of oacn
year as evidenced bY interest coupon notes
attached % SAID principal note and OF even
Whereas slii deed u trust provides shat In
ease OF default in tho payment OF said note or
any part thereof or IN case default be made IN
the ionof aud elect thereof, and tucu default
continue Tor ll days. then 10 The upuuu % the
legal holder u sad note, said Indebtedness
may o. once become due aud payauln and thu
trustee shall upon the Application uf tlC ICfnl
holder Of said note. scii and dispose of tno
above drhcuDed property 90 tho munucr Boz
Haid deed OF trust uUtUuued, ifCfufcnrc tu
which is hereby made tor greater certainly
Tor the purpose of pnyiuE saiu note auu iu.
tCfCat thereon, together with The costs aud
expenses u executing THE trust And
" hurOaa. default has been made in the
paYmcnt OF tHc installmuut OF iutof1lt whic
icl due On SAID note ON september lsi, 1875,
aud 100 instlllmenta thereafter, sad Hurh de-
faults have continued Tor moro than thirty
days, aud aull continue anu liy reason thereof
tue present icsai holder OF said noig has
exercised his option hnt declared saii note
due aud payable. andhaa requested the un1cr'
HiguHu trustee 10 make sale " Hllu premises
Tor the purposes herein Get t1fin.
Sow, therefore, uuti'c D. hurruT given th1t
the undersigned, william 10. Duc, unstce aa
Aforesaid, a. tue request Of tho prfscut legal
holacr Of SID note aud under and hy virtue Ol
thc power aud authority in mc vested, Will Ola
Friday, the 9TH day Of February, A. q. ls9n, az
thr hour OF Do O'Clock a. m. OF taid day eel
aald Above described rOai estate aud uli The
rgnt, title aud equity ~ redemption uf The
snid samuel T. Carlson. bis heirs and assigns
therein. Tor the highest and beet price same
will bruHtr cash, % the south front door of
the County Court House ttity and County
iniidinrl, in tho CITY aud County OF salt Lake,
Territory ot Utah, Tor TIC purpose ot paying
hUli unte hU interest due thereon and az the
costs AMI expenses % executing this trust
Dated az sait tAEc tity, Ltah. ihissth day Of
WILLIAM II. DALE,
Trustee.
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DURsuANr TO Al ORDER or SALE
i and decree ~ foreclosure to me directed
by the Third nHtfict Court Of tho Territory
Of Utah, I shall cNposo NJ public sale at tho
House In tho city " salt Lake, County
OF Nnlt Lake and Territory Of Utah ON the lath
day Of February, 1855, % 10 O'Clock u no ull the
rsht ute, Jain aud Interest o. Addio 81. g.
Heath, Addii NJ. 4. Tfowhela. aimiuistratfiX
Of tho estate ~ John y. TrcWheIA, de.
ccaGcd. and John " Trowhcla. juno trace
Irewhrla. aud Dolly q. Trawheln. minors
and Minnie Herman and Eliiabeth Portfolio, af
ln, nud TO the following dcsUriucd real estate
altuate, lying and being ~ salt Lake City and
county uiah territory aud described Is fol-
heinz an undivided one.half 90 interest,
beginning uta point Two % rods south from
thc northwest corner 81 lot three tIl, iu block
thirty nine la9l, plat ~" OF aAli Lake city
survey, and running thence east ten tiul rods,
thence south three tll rods, thence west ten
Ull rode, thence north three (3i rods 20 place
Of beginning, containing thirty square rods OF
ground 40 q full right OF way for travel
over tho following, to'witi boginning NJ
point twenty i've ,2il feet south fom the
northwest corner OF said lot three tlI, aUi
running thence east scyenty.fyo foot thence
south eight lal feet thence west seventy lye
80, feet, thence north eight lsl foot o. place oi
beginning situate 10 tho city and county Of
SAT- Lake Territory Of Utah. 10 DO soIda as
the property Of Addic y. q. Trewhcla. irod.
grick q. Heath. licurIetta Heath. Addio VI. b.
Trewhela, almlnIsratriK OF the ostlto OF John
T., Trtwncln, dcCggHcd, and John W. rev.
hcla, june Grace IruwhOla, aud Dolly a.
TrcWhcla, minors, and Minnie Herman. and
Elizabeth Portfolio Al the suit OF stephen Hays
SGr NJ BRIGHAM
u, s, Marshal
by l.. L. Archer,
Dated January ard, 1896.
Booth. Leo \ Gray, attorneys Tor plaintiff.
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The Grand Jury system.

The Bar association Of tho Frs. lu'
dloial district met Saturday evening"
there was good attendance aud sew
eral delegates elected to the Conslitu.
tlonal Convention were pfesehL Pruai-
dent Miner presided.
Judge w. n. Dusonbtrfy, who had
been appointed 10 prepare paper on
tho grand and petit Jury syi ems, pre-
scented dissertation on the grand Jury
System, which no douominated nm an
Client fraud and venerable humhur.
Following the reading Of Judge Du.
Henborfy's paper the resolution present.
cd by ID. ID. Houtz nj the last meeting,
aud published Ia last Monday's NEWS,
was discussed, or ut least that portion oi
II relating 10 the manner VI selecting
and the tenure OF office OF the Supreme
court Justices.
: Mr. Houiz spoke In favor Of the
resolution, which provides Tor the
election, by the people, Of three Jus.
tlces OF the Supreme Court whose
term OF office 10 ~ DO ior six yuafs, one
Justice 10 DO retired every two years.
He was In favor Of election by the
people for the reason, among otheTH,
thai competent men would be selct ted,
which was less cettnin II they were
appointed by the governor, whore he
thought favOfltiBm might influence
the appointment. He also argued that
n short term OF office would BE- more
conducive 10 a proper discharge VI
duties than II the Justices were elected
ofappoinled for lie of.duringlgo0d DO.
hAylOr.
8. II. Thurman opposed Mr.. Hou,z's
position, although no stated that ne
would not wish 10 be- bound by bic
arguments Mt this meeting " he saw
no 10 change his views In the C0nvBu
ton; but now hr 70. that tue governor
with the awe al o insuut Of the
hun.,o would t uuIo b select
mon better qunlinuu Tor tho imp0r
tant position VI chief Justices tnau
would he the people,, He wa'
also IN favor Of at least "a ten yuaui
term OF office Tor tho reason that II wai
unjust oonsideting that the new state
could not afford 10 pay nA large salary
M mon qualified for the position
could earn Ia his profession, 10 ask 8
man 10 leave his profession tor ~ hhuU
n term 90 Hix years, aud then Tclir,
him, when he NOulI find the practice
which he had previously controlled, 1t
other hands. As n matter VI Juslic,
the tenure Of Office should be- uufu,
good behavior, In that case, however
ho would be- IN favor ola justice briu.
subject 10 removal by a tW0.thirit vot
Of the house Of representatives, witt
out any cause Tor removal being A.
signed, should tho house 10 decide.
Several speakers advanced thei
views upon the subject auJ u humble
rt diverse opinions were expressed
The suggestion Of having the suprrm
court consist Of Judges ui tho dis,Iic
court, rs now, was advocated uu ucl
nOmio grounds. And, 10 tho ulico /
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made elective, the advantage Of hav'
ing the n1minationao Of candidates male
by attorneys, on account OF thelf su-
prfi1r judgment a. tothe qnall. noa''on'
f,quired In a Judge, was ~ ggesleu'
Tue gentlemen who took aft ~ w p
dtsrusiion were u. y. H1ulz :. IL.
Thufman, J. B. Muueb w. y. Duien'
berry, Chas. d. Noisy, J. A. WcoRt-
wood, wm. Greer, 9. A. King am .
ID. Jones. auI the vicws aui oIltloi
advanced were Interesting aud H.
atruciivo. ,,,-,
Further discussion Of the Judicial
ayotem will be- the order Il ousinest al
he next meeting, 5aiuf1ayi 'ho O.l.
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prle.lhnnd MeelIng.

Among other m.t.efs discussed u
tlo regular mOnthly Priesthood met
inc held Saturday was the question /
Inc Brigham Young memorial iuudi
and pfosldcnt smlot requested The
Blshops 20 Jay the matter before the
mobile IN the various warlr. Un0u
motion VI Elder v. T.. Halliday & e
Hshops were authorized 10 receive
subscriptiouH 10 bu i.rNar cd by thr ~
u the treasurer, n. 81. Wells. Prcii'
dent smlot also urged the Bishops 10
impfuss the people with tho necessity
OF liIuldaung tho uebt now s.nnling
sHaiest the 5iake tabernacle, nnd o.
ak thcIf ala in the collection Of
Churcn library for tho y. Y. Academy.
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LOGAN.
List Of Accidents.

Mp. RiwlIns, an elderly lady OF
Paradise, was badly hu,t while return.
iug home from a ward reunion that
nad teen held there. 5he was carry.
log ono Of her infant grandchildren IN
her arms. when sho was run down by
a toam. She was taken from uuuer
the horsts badly bruised aud with her
left arm broken In Two places between
tho wrist ami elbow. On account Of
her age her recovery H. slow.
A girl named Htonenhaufsn was
brought Ia from the northwest part Of
the valley VINO had been thrown from
a horse. Her arm was broken.
A smali boy named John Loishman,
cut q severe gash ia hla hand on Fri
day. Had the axe been sharp his
iorsfngor hnd thumb would have been
umpuIated.
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NOTICE

In the Probate C0uri 10 ana tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF J,uL
10 tho matter Of tho estate Of Elam LuddIng
ton, deceased.
NO1ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ james Johnston, executor OF tho estate
of i.lam iuddmgtDu, deceased, has rem.
ucrod tor settlement, and aled IN sand court,
he final account ~ bio administration
Of SAID estate and petition for hnh dis.
trihuuuu Of tho residue u sad estate among
tue persons entitled thereto, and that Saturday.
the 9TH day u February, a. u. i7li, AZ Do
O'Clock a tn., at the court room o. said Cour,
boa the County Court House. SAT- Lake Guy and
County Utah Territory, has bgon duly APP.
pointed by the Judge N said court, tor the
settlement Of said account aud hearing said
petition Tor dhtrihut0n, at which lmo and
place any person Interested In SAID estate may
appear and show cause, u any there be- why
said aCcnant should not be settled aud an.
proved and nnAl distribution made a. prayed
dated January 10th. A. u. lsl,.
q. J.. STANTON,
Clerk Of Probate Court
By A. O. REEsE, Deputy.
Waddell y Adams, attorneys.
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Sta7dard Cburcp Works.


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Ancient Inhabitants Of The American Cont.
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hoetrine and Covenants Of the Church q,
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