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NOTICE
10 CIIIIons " saIl Iako OlIy.

A H. CITIZENS uLSlNiNG TO DECOR.
n ate iu trunt Of their residences aud
% aces OF business by electric display or other
wise duuur The Midsummer Carnival, may do
no uUuu communication with tho Ghipf OF
rolco and lhu ChIrfuf the tirn Department,
who have supervision of such decorations.
ny order OF tho CITY Council, June 2lrd, 1890
DAVID s. EMEiN.
CITY Recorder.
SALT L,KE CRY, uhh, June snh, lsyl.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tic nistrHt Court, Probate DIVISION,
Ihiru JudiciAi district, bon and for
sAlt Lake tuuuty, state
nf Utah,

10 the Matter u iho Relate Of william H.
aToNtH, deceased.
NOTICE j. uEhEHN uiNEN THAT
~ Franklin 3. Richards aud james 7 Lutte,
The executors ~ tho Ihfl Will nnu testament
Of William ~. Groves. deceased, have rendered
Tor settlement mud ncd In sAid court, hoiI
annual account ct their administration ~ -Aid
esta = and petition Tor partial distribution OF
the residue Of sald csthio among tue lefsons
OF July, A. u lsgt, ut 90 O'Clock ~. At the
court room ~ saii court, ~ TIE county court
house, tAit ihto ttty und county, tthh, has
been duly appointed hy tho judge ~ said
court Tor tut settlement Of Faid account anu
hearing ahid petition for partial distribution,
az ~ hirh umo hul place any person interested
IN taid estate may appear aud show cause, n
ans tntfO bee. why Hnld account should not be
settled aud approved ana partial dtIiuglon
mode us prayed for.
Dated June 10Th, LOO. ......
by A. u lLI D., deputy tluIk
JUsLru 2, MuUAHp-, Attorney for EAeru'
tnTH
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ApeA Mining Cont any, q corporation, lOca
ton OF principal place % hualucsH over No. 70
Eaat ttrst south truCt second lnur, salt latu
tlty, Utah Location ut works ana mining
property ulntah Mining pttrcL summit
county, Utah
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVES THAT AT a
y meeting u tho Board oi DIRECTORS hold
% the Oh day OF June. FNl. AN uaatssmUnt Of
two 90 cents YER share was levied on tbs rapi.
tai bt0Cg ~ The corporation, pa. uhlc on or DE-
fore the llln day ~ July, 1900, 10 W ".
bradley, NlCu frosidnnt NJ the company, n hia
onlCr. No 1913 sOuth Mniu street, -Ait Lake
Gty, Utah, ANY stock upon which tue hlHuaH'
mont may rtmnin unpaid on the ialh dAy 0i
July, lrJ0, viii Doe delinquent and advertised
for SAFE Al puuue auction, and unless payment
IL made before viii be sold ou tho afd day III
August, 1876, at ? o'clock D.. m., 90 hu otIcH u
the company over N0. ~ EAst llrSi south st.
iHucOnl nuOrl, fAlt lukO tiiy, titan 10 pay
the uOIWQuCnt assessment together with tht
cost VI Advertising uud expense Of sale
81 lLNA a.. fOA,
secretary AuCN Mining Company.
salt Lake ully, June pth, isal.
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EAST noUND EXoun.IoNs


Washington, d. g., and return,
1915; July /, ., 8gu1 4
Bulialo aud ourn, $3.50; July .
an ..
4 aud b,
Milwaukee and return, $3.50; July
l3 II anu 10.
Is f. Louis and return, s37 100; July Is
10 rud 20.
o., h and return, $50 40; Auguat
~, II ugj IS,
hnlwauRsr nnd return, si3.SO; Aug
Ysl - end %,
81. Paulaad return, $780, Auguit
20 uuu 80,
Cincinnati and return, 5000; July
2ud 3ri.
Through tlseping cars. Cool and
.rightlul trip through the m .unisi p,
Famous scen,ry. Comi0tIauls 'qu ~
urut.
Take all YOUR Prescriptions - The
old reliable Gudne Pivs Drug co,
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
i stockholders ui tho state BANK ~ Utlh
VIII be held No lIs bankug House, corner OF
Nam nud south Temple streets, salt Lake
city Utah. Ht four O'Clock p, u. on tuesday,
July Nth, 1885, for the purpose uf ulectne
directors 10 serve Tor rue ensuing year ana for
the transaction ut such other business a. may
properly come before tho meeting.
HkBER ", WELLS, Cashier
SALT LAKE C11, Lish, June 22nd, isyO.
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srrrIALrNrrneIoNn Arrs
Via the Union Pacific Tor Midsummer
Carnival.

Tho fnllpwi.r s.,rnI raiss for sale
uffauHH tip tiCSels 90 Salt l. d. Guy
'ot (. c NtiIsummrt Carnival, July End,
2-i aa1 %, Will be in tfl ct over the
uuiol 4 r.f
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NOTICE 10 CRLDIIORS


NOTICE Is HrHEBN OWEN "a
~ the undcrHgncd, executor or llo "a "a
Wiil and testament OF john D. t1nk ut,e,..,,.',
~ the creditors Of,and nll pcraona pay Inn
against the fniu deceased, to oNhihN ih,ln W. W.
inc nprrHsary yNuChoTh, witnn tour lh WV. 4,
after tho hrst publication oi lhl, nov
tho said executor, at the once OF laa"' Al
WAddcli, attorney, hctornlcs uunu" l,,ts Of
Han '' JAMES hKlGnN,
Executor Of tho latt Will and testament -
John a Cons, deceased.
Dated June i'm, $500, .,.t.
i...n Al ~ AnnI-II.- nIInTnNN OF lhlAlo
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Tickets 0u sslr Juy 1t aud 2nd.
Good TelurniGF un'il July s'h.
ID. IL. hurley,
General Ag'ut P,serger Dept.
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notice TO CREDITORS.

Estato OF Martha May Davidson po'e''''
NOTICE IL HEREBY GlNtN N .,,iro ~
~ undersignod, administrator 81 wv AZ ND
Martha Say Davidson, doconsuu, 9,ilps
creditors OF, aud all porhuns nal, Nam with
the nccossnfy vouchers, within lo9l \" tbo
Aftor he nrft publication OF lhls no, second
sam AdmlniHtr. tor, nj 40. 90 'eaeh l1uu.
south street, TAFT Lake Cly' utAh' 80
" OF o"'' NN"'' JOSEPH j. sNEtlr Ma,
Administrator Of tho Estate OF AA'''"
Davidson, Deceased
Dated June lVth, lssN
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
kllalo Of jaime, NanIrlpp, da5eai'l'

FTTlTl UT INWN8 0TNWTTTTTI W17'777|7
NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN w Nv.
N uudurngucd, adminHuator Win W.
viii annexed, Of the estate OF 9AW,
ManlTpp, deceased, To mo tfr4ltll ~,
and al persons having claims aEnl.'
the tnld deceased, "a cAHiht wv
with the necessary vouchers, Wllulu l..'
month"; after the nrst publication OF KY L.ii
urc 10 the said admin strator, win ,,'W,,
Mhin street, ralt Lake cay, ~ tue County W
salt Lake, Utah
Dated Jane ltt, l1te ..,,.g
Administrator. with the Will annexed o'
I'm nalaIn M Inmn. MamLrLnn. lnlru-LL
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hnrluL 10 uREplIoRs


Estate OF George ". Crowley, Deceased
NOTICE - iiEIIHN GIVEN ~ 1iiE
~ uudOrsigneu, Administrator with tho VIII
annexed ut the estate ~ George W. crowley,
uprpasud. 10 the creditors ~, ana all persons
baytnr c.amH against the said deceased. 60
tNhUlt th m with the necessary vouchers,
vltltu TO- monthH utier thn hrHt publication OF
this notice. tu the said HumiritrhtOr 81
Iiay', sts @, bingham canyon, shit Lake
County, Utah. s. llAh-i
.dminsIrAtoT with the will annexed Of Ihe
estate nf George W. Crowley deceased
Dated June u, lfpG
fRIsK noTghAS. Attorney for the osIAIa
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CARNIVAL RATES
RIo Graude western Hallway.

For the Midsummer Carnival ard
First State Csl' brAtion ut salt Lake
CITY, July 2nd, 8rI aud b, the follow
ny Low round trip rates are authorize I
IN Salt Lake CITY and return via II. u.
W. RNlwav:
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AsAEssMENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation company
location OF urrr AMI principal place OF
bu iness. Cullen hotel, west second SCUM
street, salt Lake CITY, Utah
NvOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ Amuetiug OF tue directuTt, held on me
9btI day Of May. l-at, Assessment No, II NJ
Z pgr cent or ~ cents or snare, was LEVIED on
the cApttal stool OF the corporation, payable
on June lat lrI|, 70 the secretary, AZ me
onIrp of the company, room o. cullen hotel,
,yrst tcond south sIFcot 0alt Lake cay, tate
Of Utah Any stock upon when lhiH hssgsH'
mont aaal rvwalu unpaid on "wednesday,
Univ LIST $50, viii be- delinquent and advertised
Tor TlIr al public auction, anu unless ~ meni
N mnde eturo. VIII hc sold on friday July
ust 1880, ~ O'Clock y, ~ NJ the ONCE Of me
cnUuauy, 10 pay INC delinquent assessment
together with tho costs Of advertising aud OF
IN ordCfo the board of directors.
~ AGIuUh PARSONS,
secretary
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho District 70 ury Probate Division, Third
Judicial District, IN aud Tor salt Lake
County state Of Utah


In The matter ut the estate OF blanchard u,
rutut, deceased.
NFOTlgE Is HEHENN GIVEN THAT
~ brewer Pctut, administrator NJ tho 60
tate OF blanchard o., lutut deceased, has
rendered Tor settlement, and hlud On Haiu
vuurLhlH uuAl account Ufhia administration Of
fal4 estate hu petition Tor uuai uituihutiOn
ui rho residue ~ HAid estate among the per.
cons entitled Thereto, ana that ffiuAy, the ard
day Ul JulH. -, %. ISIS 90 mo clock NJ, at
tut court room Of fAid court, lu thu County
tuurI House, Halt Lake CITY unu rpuutY, ltAh,
hA been duly appointed bY the Judge ut said
court, Tor the settlement Of aHiu account aud
hearing tuld petition tor distribution, Al which
time and place any person interested lu tHld
estate may appear and thow cause, u any
there be- why said account should not be oct
tied and sppOyou and nnal distribution made
a. prayed Tor
Dated June 10Th, 1850
lbtal q q, STANTON, CLERK
ly A, q. REESE, DEPUTY CLERK.
tor
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

VAUDEVILLE MINiSG CoMr,NI.
Location Of principal place u business. no "a
west south Ioipl6 street, SAT- Lake CHS,
ltAh.
Location OF mines, Mineral mn Mining Dis.
uiCt Blaine county Idaho.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
N meeting Of lhc board Of directors OF
tie NHudtThui Mining Company. bold ht rult
Lake tity, Utah, June ., 1870, hu HsaUasmuut nj
i've Ihl vuut nor share wa LEVIED uu the capt
tHl stock OF the corporation, payable ~ the
secretary, A. o., GtuuUuu, % wet south TEN.
Pic street, salt Lake Nlty, luh, Ou or before
inc 10Th DAY or July, 1901 Any atOrk
upon which the assessment frmulnH uupai
ola Tho tth day Of july, lft, VIII be- delinquent
and advertised for sllu nt public suction, aud
" payment BE- not uade before Will bee sold on
the 2utn day Of July, 1901. 81 the hour Of D..
m,, az the Nee % the secretary, 10 nay AsseEs
meat and cOk.s OF advertising, together with
expense Of sale. A.G, 1lAuQuE,
secretary.
sal! Lake CITY, Juns y, lsyG,
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IREoR IN u lLWI8t cALEN0Aa.
a Universal synod sugr'stcd Tor ia
Nyodyd Correction.

Ina lecture recently delivered under
the uufpIc,s az the CraD'z college In
Philadelphia on "The jewish Culon-
dar," lir. Cyrus Ad,r called attention
o. am error i'm the calendar which may
occasion some surprise 90 persons who
have not Investigated the Wat'l
IL lisa fact wei known tina, ,ho low.
!sh calendar in it4 present form was
mulgatcd by Llllrl II, about $50 g..
J. This calendar Ga % bound lunar cal
udar--i. e., lunar calgud.rw with cor.
rlotiun 10 solar time, Al the time that
the calendar WINS established 1t was
Dipcb mQEe pgcurgso tlan Any IN use.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSING Mt.


ness Joseph , iIi. Jiah.
NOTICE j. HEREHY GIVEN THAT
~ At a meeting ~ the directors held on
June gth, lstN. an assessment Of one cent per
shore was LEVIED on the capital SOCK oi tuc
corporation, payable a. once, 20 dnhh u.
Uickmun, treasurer % tho company 20 he
onra. Dom so .l- Atlas nlnrE, second South
street, In ralt Lake city, ltnh' Any STOCK
upon which ths Assessment NAV remain un,
paId on August sth, 1870, viii br nC luquont
and adyeftiscd for sale NJ public auction, and
unless payment DO made before, vii be- sold
On August list o. q, o. pay the delinquent aH'
sessmeut, t0glther with cot Of auNufgiting
1"N join Il. HICKMAN,
secretary.
Date OF drst publication June o, 1876
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From Poca'sllo and all stations on
U,sh y rthern, sutn thereof. July
2aian o Il. From all other stations.
Jolly Isl snu 2uJ. Coed returning uu-
~ Jolly ST..
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Maidio Alice Dyo and Loretta Dye ilalnuua
VI FLORENCE Dye and Harriet Lliia Dye,
Defendants.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN TuM
N pursuant TO an order Of sale male y
tho ai0yo sutiilod action on Tho .tnl ahl =,
June, 1900, 1 viii, A. IAN. on the lilh gay pl
july. l-l|, at the west door of the Cy Anl
County uuldiug in the city and COUNTY o.,
SAT Lake, state ~ Utah, offer fut sgie 10 w
highest bidrcr for each, all Of the tulloNhs
described real estate, 20 Wit .t.,
Commencing at the fnuthchst corner 2, w
{, block ,, pat "D", salt Lake Guy rungf
running thence west 10 rode, thence roal
rods, thence east ! rods. thence suulh tlt'3
rods 70 the place Of beginning No I'N We
be received Tor less than fi,ap@
Dated June ~, ltNG -.. ,.....
rs. uAIH, Attorney for rlhinunt
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Go 10 the old reliable dodbe.PitIi
Co. iof every thirg In tho Drug line.
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NOTICE.

y/tOS's BENEiIr BUILDING SOCIETY
n The annual meeting OF tue hl0g kuollt!. .
OF Ilon'a Buhtul IuHllIu. roCltty VIII DO bull
on tuesday, July 70, 100, ats O'Clock y ~, Al
theL q NJ /, shoe Factory Tor the cloeuoh
81 Uftcera for tho ensuing year, The prestuta'
hon Of tho nnAurial report and the transaction
OF such other buHiUofa a. may lawfully come
before the meeuuz
EDGAR HOWE, secretary
SALT LAKE err, June -, l-sl
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NOTICE THERE ARE pFllNQULNT
~ upon the following described ttNek or
account ~ Assessment Ne. .. LEVIED on AptW
sth. 1905, the several amounts srt Opposite !hr
names OF the respective stuckholatu ah IoF
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plllkoueNI ASSESSMENT NOTlol

Gold Queen Mining Company Location ~
principal place ~ business, talt Lave tity,
ttah Location Of miacs. Hue Mountains
Mining district, ran Juan touuy, Nthh'
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Location OF mines. Mineral mn Mining Dis.
u1ct Blaine county Idaho.
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NOTICE

BAHIoW FERGUSON.
Attorney Tor said Company
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-12

coded 50 well. on the House side he was
equally al home at entertaining he
knew the voice OF every public man, and
called out the name before he had gone
further than addressed the chair for rec
ognitiOn- His description OF the paint
result OF listening 20 the observations OF
others.
Prof Donaldson always took special
pride showing 10 those under his guild
ance the clearly defined head Of NapO-
leon that appears by accident IN Moran
old hall OF the House Of Representatives
ne was very much in evidence, and those
" no had his services as guide therein re-
celVed much valuable information and
some hints that even the best informed OF
the present corps OF guides do not al
ways impart TO those employing them.
lie was particularly at home with some
OF the interesting phases Of the echoes.
though some things have been discovered
about the distance and double echoes
or late years that were not known then.
he walked to the principal echo stones
as directly as could any one, and never
made a mistake. His whispering gal
dome were very fine, in the sense that
tney were novel in effect and showed
that he had a more than usual apprecia-
ton. The rush Of visitors TO the capitol
during the centennial year was very large,
and to accommodate the same a corps Of
nrst authorized" guides learned from
persons told by Prof. Donaldson some
OF the best stories, and, indeed, some of
them are told to-day Those who hear
them would be surprised If they were
told that they were the sights Of blind
man.
Prof. Donaldson has been dead for
twelve
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DIsPENsARY CASES
The Jury in the First One Tried I'm
able TO Agree.

Charleston. 50 c., March lin the
court of general sessions, sitting here,
the entire day has been spent in trying
dispensary cases. cases in which saloon
keeper and grocery keepers have been in
dicted for selling liquor in violation of the
dispensary law, establishments popularity
known as blind tigers" All the testi-
money was I'm in the cases against Loren
ii, and the first hour of the court this
morning was devoted TO the charge which
Judge Benet delivered to the jury. He
pretaCed his regular charge with COM
ments upon the dispensary law, and the
opposition to it in Charleston, and he
urged upon the jurors the necessity of
fulhl1ng their oaths and bringing in
verdict in accordance with the facts. He
said they had impressed him with their
Intelligence, good judgment, fairness in
their treatment of cases for murder, and
other crimes during the term. and he was
confident that they would measure up to
the same high standard in trying the
The jury in the Lorenzi case was out
Tor several hours, and having come to no
conclusion. mistrial was declared.
The second case under the act was that
against j. ii. Bechrage. Several secret
cOnstables of the police force testified to
having purchased liquor from Bechrage.
ana other officers testified that they had
ratded his place and captured a large
quantity of liquor. Bechrage himself
swore on the stand that he had never sold
liquor to the cOnstables who testified, and
that the liquor found belonged to him
self his family. employees and friends,
and was kept for private use. The case
Is simply one OF veracity, and either the
constables or Bechrage have committed
perjury. The jury retired at O'Clock,
and were out all day. At o'clock, when
the judge returned to the court, they had
not agreed.
Two well known men, Henry Wohlers
and g. g. Smetzer, who We're indicted,
plead guilty, and were given fines of 800
each.
There are thirty odd cases to be heard.
good many of the men charged, will
will go to trial. In all of the cases the
question will simply be one of veracity.
The trials are exciting a great deal of
popular interest and ii is almost impossi-
bic TO get in the court house while one
is in progress
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DIxEY's TRUNKS LEVIED ON.
An Actress Discharged in Texas Sues
Him for 5000.

Atlanta, Ca, March 11.-Henry E. Dix
ey, the "Adonis" of the Theatrical world,
had the nineteen trunks containing the
tights and tinsel of his company levied on
by a bailiff here this morning. When the
DiXey company reached the city Fulton
Colville. a well-known young attorney,
representing Miss Annie Justice of Chi
cago. who has claim for $500 against
Dl&ey for back salary and expenses, with
an attachment secreted upon his person
and trusty bailf ready at hand was
lying in wait TO extend an unexpected re-
ception. The trunks were hauled to the
Lyceum theater and there the bailiff took
charge and held the fort until DiXey and
the management fixed up a bond TO Sc
cure the payment of the 5000 claim, when,
Justice, the actress who had the baggage
of the handsome Dixey attached claims
that she was member of the company
up to a short time ago, when she was
discharged while playing an engagement
in Texas. Under her contract, she al
legcs, the company was to send her back
to Chicago, which is her home. but this
DiXey failed TO do and she was obliged
to hustle and get back the best way
she could. once arriving in the Windy
City, however, she Immediately consulted
a lawyer, and through him made play
for even with the Dixey company when
il reached here, Mr.. Colville having been
retained at this end of the line. Miss
Justice claims part of the 5000 as back
salary and the balance on account of ex-
penses incurred in making the trip from
Texas, where she was discharged, to Chi
cagO.
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FIGHT AT AUGUSTA.
objection Raised 10 Renewal Of
Transfer Privileges.

Augusta. Ca. March 1l.-There prom
Uses 10 be a good deal Of legal wrangling
between the railroads and the city over
the transfer franchise in Augusta. The
old street railroad in Augusta. the first
one in Georgia. had in its charter. not
simply the right TO transport passen-
gers in street cars. but the right 10 trans
fer by steam power the cars Of one rail-
road TO the tracks of another. and 10
charge so much for each passenger ana
hundred-Weight OF freight The charter
expires this month, and the railroads
that enter the city are protesting against
its renewal They prefer 10 do their own
transferring, and declare the transfer
privileges held under the old company
charter are an incubus on the town. Iney
fought the matter before the city cOun-
ell. but that body decided to renew the
The railroads then applied Tor belt
line around the city, and threaten 10 keep
freight from coming into the city FOR
Mayor Young is advertising for bids
for the transfer privileges, and to-day
there was meeting of the following
Joseph b. Cumming, attorney or the
Georgia railroad; II. NJ. Conner, president
Of ths Central of Georgia; W. II. BALDWIN,
third vice president of the southern;
Charles Parson. president Of the South
Carolina and Georgia; John II. Averill,
receiver of the Port Royal and Augusta;
n j. Simpson. general counsel OF the
Port Royal and Western Carolina, and
W. A. Anderson, superintendent of the
Port Royal and Western Carolina. They
We're I'm conference several hours. After
ward a petition for injunction was nled
before Judge Eve. asking that the city
again that are contained in the old char
ter of the Augusta and SummerViue rail
road which expires this month. The
matter eXcites much interest in the com
uul1nffV
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There's a big difference
between the best brand of
Sanitary Underwear and the
next best.
Jaeger's is the very best
known. There are others
that are good, but the gap
between the best of other
brands and Jaeger's is a wide
one.
We are sole agents for the
sale of the mems Jaeger's in
this city. Our faith is fixed in
its merits because we learned
in former years how good it
was and now know by the
actual handling of other
brands that these goods are
UNNECESSARILY ahead of all
others and will stand all the
praise we can heap upon
them.
March 10, the last day on which we can
take your measure for a suit to order at
the price of the ready to wear, Is nearly
here.
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A NEW COTTON MILL.
1t VIII Finish the Goods Ready for
the Consumer

Augusta, Ga, March 11-Charles Estes,
president of the King mill at Augusta;
Thomas Barrett, Jr., president of the
Langley mills, in South Carolina, near
Augusta; f. b. Pope. a director in the
King mill. and London A. Thomas of the
banking house of Fleming q Thomas Of
Augusta, have asked for a charter from
the state of South Carolina under the
name of the Clearwater Bleaching and
Manufacturing Company at Clearwater
in Aiken county few miles from Au-
gusta. The company recently purchased
a large tract of land, on which there is
an excellent stream for bleaching pur-
poses. They will manufacture spin,
bleach, dye, print, finish and sell fabric
goods.
The capital stock will be $4,000. with
the privilege to increase it to SlO0OOOO
This is new departure in cotton manu-
featuring in the south. Heretofore the
development has been almost exclusively
on the lines of coarser goods, which have,
been shipped to the east for completion.
These mills will manufacture goods ready
for the consumer direct