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Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
R00d Notice.

The undersigned lreehJdcrs OF Sharp
county wilprcseut at tho January term
1877, Of tho Sharp county court. their
pc iron to have the following change
made IN the Ash Flat and ljatesvlno
road to wiG TO leave the old road at
tho south east corner Of sec ijn i twp, II
n NRG " running north 90 the se1ioh
linq one half mile, thence North West
one fourth mile to the Old road.
R B. CIoar et al
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25

Rev, Mark Minser, Ddnksrd minis
ter Of Deckers Point. Pa, says he can
recommend Chamberlain Pain Balm 10
any one in need ofa gooi liniment, and
that he cons de i the best be has ever
used Pain Balm is especially valuable
FIR rheumatism. lama back, sprsins
swtIlngs, cuts, bruises, burns and scaIds
II is one Of the most remarkable rnedi-
Gil es n * sterce and its effects will both
surprise aud delight you For sale At %
and 80 cents per bottle b. all medicine
dealers.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25

Everyone who feels run down,
tired out, full Of malaria, or any
blood trouble, TO cal! and gcLa bot
tie or Browns Iron Tonic, the king
Of all Tome, For sal, by W. H.
Oouy & Co.. C0lamlnc Ark
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
Notice For Publication I '8O59.
LAND ONTtoc Ar IuTLc RooN, AmNJ
10. ID. IanM y

LAND OTtcc Ar lrTlc RooR, AUGJ
ro, ~, lsn6,
Notice WhwphY glycnlhlt thn rllowWWJ
mund sy'ur has llltp notice ol MS intention lU
m k1 anu prom IN support otms Gllim, and
thli alld proof viii be made before the County
& llelk on 5harD County at Evening Shade Als
on luny, 3lh 1871 VIZ
bonn anderson,
HE ilo- l1Al, for the hlf0f w az section
- fp ~ n and az Of u W ar section
3typ 10 nr5w
No nnme8 The following witnesses 10 prove
his contnuou, rcsIqonoc upon nud crli'i..
OF snid land VIZ,
W u U.u.MurI J0Hu IiD.oi, OF lDntlY. arb
John hnAolalo, Cayo UIb hrt PRANK bmmW
bwgNy avis
q Jj tutnm
NlNuuf,
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
McEL
WEME or CARDUR

will bring girls safely through the crisis
Taken at the first indication Of weak.
ness, it never fails. It regulates tho
monthly periods with perfect precision.
Its action is direct upon the feniuue
organs that above all others, ough. To
be strong and we'll.
Start the girl right Don't expose Sea
to the dangers and tortures of drag ina
weakness, bearing down pains, nervous
prostration and the debilitating drains
so common to women.
McElree's Wine of CardUi, is a home
treatment. 1t does away entirely with
abhoTent "local examinations"
Sold al Si.OO Bottle by Doaier, In Msdic'nl.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
Notice 70? PlbliCaiiol,.., ..,90l2

lAHD 0r lugAr itrrlN RuaM .rNl
uNumbpr ll'u lHJj,
A. office is horrhY given Ihnl llu lOllowin
P VI uum.d .wUuhIB liIud notice uG hls iuto.
ton ID make lnuI proof IN support Olhs claim
uud that said proof will ba nude before N,
County Dluk Ol tharpc0uaty %. Evening ,hatc,
Ark on Decu 9Nh l'0j, wa
WubiMN, ANbruaoS
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.."|I. .U. .N.n.0 do. 10
IrWmD M" mIHNWe 0u..' ..,.
cNutuI0. wfU"Ua0 uuUa ul cultivation 0.
John Uom. rmnr uunul. John nulr,
Nmpw imHym. Aupl Bw.It A..
u. .ur..
N.HHiUr
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25

~Ml til tie Muz'
@|@@v ~yM M@e e.
Davidson and Alexander of Ba
tesville, have removed to their old
stand on Main Street, and have on
hand a first class stock of clocks,
watches and jeweIry.
Remember that M. Stokes
carrles a complete line of
merchandise, and will not be
undersold.
Mrs Cora Lloyd, wife of j. L.
Lcyd of Highland township, died
Friday night. She leaves an infant
baby and her husband, who have
the sympathy of the community
Hustler Herald,
lou will miss good thing ,f you
lnll to attend the plays on next
Friday and Saturday lights.
Z James r. Jones was tried berare
a justice Of the peace Of Lebanon
township, for shooting at ms father.
ih'law, Green ChiSm. He was
o'nhd oyer to await the action of
the grand jury of the Northern
District at the next term of the Ch.
cunt conrt at Hardy,
Villa rs and Edwards
wishes to say to their time
customers that they do not
want to sell any more goods
on a credit at present.
- We are informed by our friend,
Capt' D. Il, Sims, that considerable
interest is manifested in hls no,gh,
oor0ood in spelling contests. III,
plopIe meet at some residence and
spend few hours each week in lb,,
way very pleasantly aud profitable
MS Is commendable in The neigh,
A eligAt cough 10 utlight thlng, bu
" may o'e M torlouN do not he,itll,
70 ouy ooI of DR. Simmons Conel
syrup 1t viii cure, Satisfaction Guar
uh'oed' Fiiiy cents aud ffy doses
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25

The people have long since learn
ed that the most dl>a9reeajle medl'
cines are not necessarily the best In
fact, AS rule, u,cy are not what
Is wanted is something mid and
suro, such As ChamborIain's C0Ie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy.
That is really pleasant o take when
reduced with water and sweetencd.
Then It Is ACKNOWLEDGED eyere where
to be the most successful remedy in
IN The world for bowel complaints.
Ask any number Of druggists for
the best remedy they Wfe for d,ar
rhoca and fully nine ont ot TEN Wll.
recommend Chambcrlaiu's In speak,
ing Of lhIs medicine, Mr., B B Buff.
am Of FricudsWlIc, Susquchanna Go.
Pa, says; eve have used it IN our
family for pam in the stomach, collie
and dlarrhoea and found il to be A
most effective remedy" For sale by
all medicine dealers.
Some years ago when suffering
with an uncommonIy severe attack
OF diawhoca, Mr. W. B Gunnip, Of
Atco Pa, received through the mail
a sample bottle Of ChambcrIain's
Collie, Cholera and Darrhoea Rem
edy. lie says; 81 found 1t to be
one Of the most effective rcmidlea |
ever used. 1t gave me almost I'M
mediate relief. II has 10 superior
and | think no equal. No bad effects
follow the uSe Of this remedy It's
pleasant to take when reduced with
warer and sweetened. Children like
IT, 1t never fails. 1t is the most
perfect remedy ever produced for
bowel complaints" For safe by all
medicine dealers.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
GtGAL NEWS

The RECORD makes lis appearance
two DAYS earlier tins week on ao'
count of the holidays.
], NJ. Street of Grange, was on
cur streets Monday.
Miss lola Price Is visiting friends
IN Balcsvllle this week.
Geo. Mclean of Reeds Creek was
on our streets Saturday.
Cleo Taylor of Grange, had
business at the roller null Monday.
Hugh SPOTS of Lebanon town,
ship spent Monday night in town.
Be sure and attend the plays ON
next Friday and Saturday mg-ts.
All kind of furs, wanted
at Williams and Edwards.
Miss Martha Mcleod has re-
turned home to spend Amas week.
Wesley Shaver and Charlie
Stokes went to BateSvl!e Monday.
Arrangements have been made
to have a Christmas Tree at this
place on the night Of the "a.
Rev. W. 5 Southworth and j, r,
Metca'f attended District Con-
ference at Barren Fork on the 18th.
inst,
Go to Wann's Thursday.
John L. Eady, Editor Of the llus'
tier Herald came oyer from Hardy
Saturday. lie gave us a sympathet'
ic shake.
Rev. w. s. Southworth preached
two interesting sermons 1T the Meth
odist church Sunday morning and
evening,
Th4t cough may become serirus;
why neglec, it when bottle of DR..
s mm3ns' Cough Syruy will cure III
Fl ty d SIS for fl ty cents. Sa:islactiou
guaranteed. Sod by VIC. Snow.
Geo. w. Mullen will return to
his arm in Scott township, lmme>
dlateIy after he Sobers up from his
holiday spree.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
ANNOUNCER Mt.
IVIsiiagSAllI IHIii5,l {, School,
Session Begins Sept IA, '9G.

ocoSt0O DcUHtS opp AZ, 30
Offers the following: Good
moral and. religious influence:
excellent wafer; good building
with three rooms, high ceiling,
and good ventilation: careful
grading: extensive course of
study: experienced teachers.
Cheapest rater Of tuition of any
school Of same grade in the
country. Good board IN pri-
vate families 7. to s. dollars
per. month.
Guarantors Of teachers salar-
les have put the
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
Don't be too late. Xmas
goods will be opened at ].
Wann's wednesday night.


We have made arrangements to
furnish our readers copy of W j.
Bryan's new book, The First Bat
tie" and the SHARP COUNTY RECORD,
one year for Two dollars. The
work will contain about SIX hun.
dred pages, printed from large clear
type, on good paper with thirty
Two full page engravngs, and hands
somelv bound, The size of The book
will oe six and half by mnc and a
half inches. The retail price is 81 80.
We will receive the books about
Jan, the goth FOR distribution. we
will take your order at any time,
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
Rates OfEuiGioM

at from &l.OO toS2. so per month
for each student. Incidental
fee ten cents per month for each
stndent. Tuition and fee pay
able at end Of each month.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25

any lJlAdllNN ~ lO''iO NS'I'',''''
Tablets. All druggists refand the
-rrr1ur1y If 1rU faIt to- UTe. 25c.
On next Friday and Saturday
rlghtS-Dec, 25 2G~ the Evening
Shade Dramatic Go. will present
the two temperance Dramas con-
IN the Street" and "Dot the Miners
Daughter" These plays are ex,
treme'y interesting. and show the
evil of Intoxicating drinks IN most
realistic manner. The cast o. chars
acters is strong in every way, and a
rare treat is IN store for those who
attend Admission ?5 cents chil>
dren under 10 wears Is cents, re.
served seats 10 cents extra, Tickets
on sale at the Post Office.
Just received at M. Stokes
a nice line of dress goods,
including fascinators, h'dkfs,
etc, in fact, we are head
quarters for low prices. Call
and examine our stock.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25

When the girl comes TO be a worag-
look out. II size starts out in vigorous
womanly health then it is pretty sss Ia
say she will be healthy, attractive
beautiful woman.
The beginning of womanhood Ha
real crisis in a womau's life. Nearly
always something is wrong then u .rs
distinctly feminine organs. May.
isn't very serious-no matter-tle ue
to stop disease is when it stars
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
To Wh0m 1t MdyConcern:

Notice is hereby given that all
amounts due the SHARP County
RECORD on subscription, are the
property of Cogcr and Wi)kerson
J. c. & q L. SoUTnwoRTH
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
"aM M~e4 Mawnm. =
.Id10ay nIM g1r 3D..

John w, Edwards Of Blanville
was accidentally shot last Saturday
evening in Williams and Edwards
store. Some one careesSly set a
loaded gun on The floor and by acci.
dent 1t was Knocked down, IN falling
the gun was discharged, the shot
hitting Mr. Edwards in both feet
and ankles. .|Drs, Gag and Bacon
were relmmedlately called and made a
thorough examination Of the wounds
saying that no bones were broken
1t is hoped that MIR Edwards wlll
sooa recover from this misfortune,
For the next thirty days,
we do not want to sell any
goods except for cash only.
WILL Ans & EDWARDS.
ADtcntioul Every one come 10
the concerts next Friday aud SaI-
orday nights, and witness the
two interesting dramas "Out IN the
Street and "Dot the Mlnn',
daughter
Call at J. Wanns and get
your Xmas goods Thursday.
One bottle OF Dr., Simmons Cough
Syrup will cure you, when perhaps oil
tho physicians in the world could no
threc monlha from now, WHY not try 4
bottCS Price hlty cents Sati5fOc,iot
guarna'eed cr monoy rtnudel W g
hSnuVG
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25

The lizard County Register says
that II. T. John, once resident Of
our town, has recovered from his
aflliction, so that he is able to ride
into Melbourne on horseback.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
To CssFc A Gold Em
esesc se3V.

Take Laxative Bromo Qninino
Tablets. All druggists refmd the
-rrr1uv'y If IU rat To gJre. Zoe.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25

Miss Make Price returned home
from Galloway College Saturday
accompanied by her brother Alkire,
to spend the hohdayS with her par
eNts at Oak Dale.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
Go M. Stokes for your
Xmas candies and presents
for the little folks.

One hundred and ninety mar,
Yiage hctnse have been issued in the
Sou,hern District of Sharp county
during the two years ending Nov.
list. 1896.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
Executive Hsa0rd

Hon. y. l. Herrn, Q. j. Wilson
p. II. Wilkerson, j. R. Met
calf w. p. Hamilton.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
A nice line of Xmas goods
will be opened at Judge
Wann's Wednesday night.

HE Evening NhNde NlIIer Viii
IS still dong good business. It's
customers come from Lawrence,
lizard and Independence counties,
and are all well pleased, Thi, mill
cannot be exceIled by any in the
country.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
q. III. Shayer. Malyin GINNING.

L. II Shaver Marvin Canning
ham, Misses Aurelia Shaver and
Alma Cunningham went to Bates,
ylae Tuesday to be present at the
marriage Of Miss Clara Williams
Life is short; one b,t,le Of Dr. smm-
ons' Cough syrup may snve YOUR life
Fifty cents II boue, Satisfaction guar
anleei or money refunded Ask your
druggist for a sample bJt.Ie, w. O.
SOW -
Mr.. John Sharp Of lzud county
was in town Tuesday, MIR Sharp
has shipped two car of cattle To
Paola Kan, for the purpose Of feed,
ING Corn can be bought there foT
l5c per- bushcl
Remember! Xmas goods
at ] Wann's Wed. night,
w. E. Founders who has been
attending the Mountain Home
College for sometime has returned
home to spend the holidays. lie
viii not neglect to call ON his friend
IN Evening Shade and "thereabout,
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25

Call at J. Wanns and get
your Xmas goods Thursday,
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
| Instructors.

| K Hooper principal in
strucuor in High School.
A NJ Metcalt instructor in
Primary School.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25
r(MyM tie GnuI~
g|~@v ~wM 2@e 81:

Davidson and Alexander of Ba
tesville, have removed to their old
stand on Main Street, and have on
hand a first class stock of clocks,
watches aud jeweIry.
Sharp County record., 1896-12-25

A eligAt cough 10 ntlight thipg, but
may o'e M torouN do not he,,tlte
. = Buy ootc of Dr. Simmons Congh
syrup 1t vii cure, Satisfaction Guar.
inteed' Fifty cents aud Afy dosee
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IS ms SATISFACTORY

It, language which n certain limited
Glaze VIII undeutaud since it aliulos
Familiarity 90 "bullying" and ~ blow
below the uelt," the Salt Lake Tribune
waXos furious over yCstsfday'd NJ.
fusion Ia the NEWS 10 the alnndefous
comparison as 90 the Scandinavian
church horror lighting up "by way Of
contrast, tho darkest deeds OF the old
p0ly samous days" our cotemporary
asserts iha; Oh, language used was not
its own, but WIS taken from another
par2f aud uue credit was plainly given
Of the end n the article whose opening
sentence we quoted. Upon e..
animation, 10 which the eye IL
made to 10 tho acfothlic service
Of leaping over picture or tw0-aud
everyone knows what trying things
tho IflbIutd pictures hto--io cay
nothing u column rulss, We IND tho
assertion 10 he true; after ils own long
wrlt,.up Of tue horror Il reproduced q
long article from O IJohesior paper,
and It isin tho latter arliols that the
vie and elhnderous comparison is
made.
To tho extent, therefore, that our
cct0mpUrafy 10 entitled 10 an apology
lot being charged with the paternity
OF something which It did not write,
but only adopted without any Sign or
mark Of disappToval, We herewith De.
siIc to apologize and would wish to
make the plaster ns big rs the wound.
Furthermore, when We note the elylo
and language To which our attention
IL called 10 the error, We cannot but
reiterato the profound conviction tina.
whatever else the editor Of tho Tribune
may or may not BE-, he l. a poiighed,
polite and exquisite gentleman.
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A rNLlrLMAN,s rLuCE.


Everybody IL willing to admit the
courage Of firtmon who engage In the
posiloua task OF ilgbtlng couilagrations
In large oitic,j but Il IL not always 20
with respect to policemen, who are
often made the butt Of ridicule for
their alleged inclination TO place hem.
solves at a safo distance from lights
aud bufglarlos. Notwithstanding this
gooi-na,utgd raillgry at pollccmon,and
which may have some excuse In tho
onto Of Individual blueooail, there
comes ocoaBlonally n notable Incident
that proves the high order u courage
p0tsrsftd by somu members Of the
force. a case Of this kind occurred 10
Now York ON Thursday Last. a boarding
house was discovered 10 DO on Gre, aud
a young policeman, WIN. Carton, who
was notified, made for the house Mt
once. lie kicked In the doot only 10
be mo, with blast OF 1fu that ehot
down fiom atove, following the
drGught. That way there was no On.
tering. Win quick decision Carton
ran up through the h0u,o next Goor to
the roof ami crossed over. He ptied
open the sCu,tlc. smoke came up In
c'oud'; to get dow was impossible. The
policeman slammed It on again TO stop
the dtAught, Rni s.ood At bay, Just
tnon he heard a cry from below, and
looking over the edge Of the roof saw q
fireman At the tor floor window with
sonseless man In his nTms. Tho fire.
man was almos. exhausted, aud was
not equal TO tho task Of carTylpg the
man who hung, limp and liiol1fs, q
dead weight upon his arms. Police.
man Carton taw It and was down on
the root Ia Jay. In moment his
face appeared NJ the window on Lowell
with that nt which tho frumhu stood
la TIC next building. A policeman
anu a citizen who saw what he wa
about 10 DO ran up 10 help him. A
stretch % i've feet with no footing
whatever separated the two window.
Carton reached out OF II ~ Tar as he
uld, standing on the window sill
with his body banging free over the
sidewalk. while bis ujmrado and the
citizen grlppUd his hand in the room
inside, auohorlng him fast to the wall.
So no was able 10 almost reach the
fireman. Tho latter, on his side, took
a frm grip on tho window franc and,
hoisting the limp form over the sIll,
let Carton got grasp on II. Then as,
with a mighty onJrl, he drew himself
slowly back with his burden, helped
steady Il until no disappeared with II
through tho window, aad fell back,
painting and exhausted, into the arms
Of his Two helpers. His coOlpoIs aud
courage had saved two lives.
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REGISTRATION AND ELECTION.

Tho NEWS has received a request
tom Mr. h. r. Blsylork Of Norh
Ogden, to publish the reputation and
election laws passed by tho late Lcgls'
lature. In response We will have to
say that the length u those laws pre-.
cluios compliance with the request 10
the columns Of this paper. From time
TO time, rs occasion requires, We may
give the salient points ioT the inloTma.
tlon VI the pub.ici while those who
wish the law Ia eKlunso eau 0btlln Do
IN pamphlet form Ia cue time. The
statutes require the secretary OF state
To publlsh and distribute 10 election
officers throughout the state copies OF
the laws pertaining TO elections, and
doubtless THO will DO done IA ample
time for registration ami the general
elections hereunder,
Mr.. BlaylOok suggests that SCHOOL
elections are 10 be held all over the
state In July" az reason Why the
registration and election hws SHOULD
be published at once. 40 20 il quito
possible that many others have the
Idea that 5uoh laws pdegt tho 5chool
tl,o ions roierrei TO, it is we'll 10 know
that this 80 not tho ease, So school
election prior to September ~ Is affect
Ell by tho now registration law, the
Legislature recognizing the iuconvon.
ienco which would come from attempt
ing to get !tin operation TOO carly; no
registration is required Tor Those ,Igc.
lions. The work NJ retaliation, how.
ever goes on ia October, Tor the ean.
eral election. Again, tho AustFauan
ballot law, which % 10 be the election
law OF the Slate, a, least unlllthur 10
new legislation on tho suhlgct, does
not Affect the lChool elections ro'srreI
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mn II QUOTE TINS!

a rcrversr and poevish morning
c1icmp1fary haa a readable article on
"pesiIcullal Conventions" which
would BE- q moro valuable contribution
to newspaper literature % 10 were mol.
On inaccurate Ia places We notice It,
not for the sake Of finding fault, or air.
ing tupsrior information, but IN order
that our nclghbor may be shown that
Il does sometimes make mistakes, that
IL occtgionally falls Into the pits Of
error which II seems 10 think atc
snaros only Tor the feet Of others.
Tho article referred ~ says the
Democratic convention OF tho year
In which Lincoln was teuom-
mated Cs6D, was stampodCd 10
Greeley, although the intention was
TO put up Charlss Francis Adams.
The facts are that Greeley WIS nomi.
mated by the Democrats iu 1872, at
which time there was little u any
thought Of AIS =. Nor was there
any "stamt eiC," such "a THING being
clearly out VI tho question In q body
when merely carries out pre-.
arranged program; General, o. rather
Ptuaidcni Grant wns the NOMINEE Of
the Republicans 10 that yoat. The
Democrat who did run against Lincoln
at the time spoken Of was Gen. Nc.
Cicllan. rhis will do Tor the present.,
unless our oo,smporary referred TO
shall CONS tut tomorrow and cay u
was quoting from some other paper
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lo, orarv other elections except such
ns orc rcld Or STATE, d's.ucl, county
urd municipal file 70, or arc held on
The dates iIr general cleo ions.
In view % the fact that the school
elections referred to by our correspond.
ent do not come under the new law, it
would fcrm TO be preferable TO defer
the publication OF dctaiiod Information
on general election matters until after
tho Others are dispo,td 81, 90 there viii
De no confusion; ana also that the
publication may be at a time when the
subject 10 more nearly uppermosl 10
the peoples minds bccause Of theit
immediate association herewith. as
will be the case after the July school
elections have blon held.
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the NEWS sUuscRlrlroS PRICE.

iLsresfod facilities Rud patronage
are the important factors which enable
newspaper 10 reduce its subscription
price from time {, time, ~ that II can
furnish the information 70 has 10 i'm
rart Mt the lowest possible price. The
News feels that It Ia proper 10 follow
this policy, anu In he various editions
has ohonpon,d the cost TO hubsciluega
az circumstance allowed, without i'm.
pairing IN any way ~ efforts 10 rllmi-
nate everything ofan ullfs-srnsAllonGl
or unreliable character, and to give H.
readers tho news OF the day Ia
compact form and language suited
10 tho Christian home. This pol.
ley slill will DO followed IN all
sincerity; and while one method OF
virtually oheapgning tho cost Of o
daily paper IL by publishing seven
days week instead OF six, the NEWS
cannot consistently adopt that mulhos,
1inoo a Sunday issue would not be-
harmonious with our Views m relation
10 what would be proper flrou evening
paper Hence We have decided upon
another course. Instead Of publishing
seven days week, which would be
virtually n reduction u about 10 2.3
por o5nt In subscription price, the
NEWS lowers lie subscription rates to
the daily edition % per cent, OF from
$40 per year 10 500. This change
goes into effect from June l, anu We
trust that II will prove equally salts.
factory 10 our patrouB aud ourselves.
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has teen received during ssme time
nae. But Utah may bo expected TO
hold up ilr rnd In any c9ntosti 1t al.
ways hoo done 90.