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NOTICE.

NurtrE - U'utN GIVEN ny TiIs
~ CTS touncI. H.f ODE titv. state q
ltaHs II llu iutuuu.u NJ suUH tUuurH 90
make tho Following described Improvement.
Constructing % HgUfr lateral ou tHu south
.l1r nt fnth south Htsrst lfHW IHHt Inu|uUU Co.
Nfat Temple slrsuIH Ir sUNrr UIsuHt u..u.
Hlid r.tfi Hud dHiTHT Itr .uHt thereof rsiHfHt
81 40 % Dor lruUt co. iinurr tOut rr tItItG
hundred nud i.iV I've Nl,lb nul CO. Ilfa, Dbl
lneal tsHttfmsut upon tnr lots ur uiHrrs 40
afulnN within thr fulI1W.f Is dHstuHrd uIaIUrt.
lJ nlId Improvement nHIutll
Nll - luts huu o. tlucs -, plat "a" thit
Lalc Uitr survey.
an IIuirtin and Of IgEtiors O. lho t1rrfitg
out oi fuch Intention o.. make ssiI Improve.
mem must De nrCftniet iu writing 20 tnr rftg
roorugf ON ~ before ne 2itn laY NJ Auzuss.
IHt Icing ne limo fst ty taid tuunriI Wien
may De made thrrotH.
ly order N che city Council ~ sails t,aEs
Guy, state OF itah, made thu .ist fhy nf July,
lnA DAVID EMDUN,
Guy HrrurfeF
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NTUtfCr rs UrUFuY GtvrN uy run
- c1y Conner .i -tit Hto trty. .tais "a
tn, OF zoe inirutnu ui .urh Council Do rIst
lnc touuNira lctruutI nuUroycmpuf. tB.,rIt.
lAlruliuE aun |AfluD ruWug Hfuug fIe f1I..,.
iuf namrl tfcot uf iHo north side Uf sas.5
south ttfCei from 900 Intersection uttU t,eg1i
ntt gucct 90 lfth Q attuifrct. and. dtfrfv ti,
cor ihrfco', csiim1iei nttl n per untas .T
irDuI inut ur two o. uualu1 utH nundU.t .HI
frtUuiN four dnIlHU. NV local Hssr..H. ~
urou thr l.nUta, loit paris % lois and ti,,r,
u rtound within sru,r pniuet so J.. is.-9
100 rrlpttif. lois p.ra % iuia and mfUH. n
tHuunl 81 Doc tlli district Go hs eject. .a
lfh0hicI hf agii iu.ufutrWCnt unmtIU. IaI.
j. = anus BLOCK .l.ulht 'n' md iuia .st
. bloc r. pat %. "HId lots b. =. j and
bloc. 2. u.Htt 4. SAT- i.Hse titF Hufvsv
NI NrntrHts aud uulU|uUua Go sUs fHf..iHs
out 20 su D. Intention 90 mlLr sfiI IHr.Ht.'
mont aust l6 ufcHrHic.' 'u wuunF Co tfsI ..g
lcgur Ger un nr NtfufU Tho GlHfluV 90 I.I.
!. 4. being Coo umo fri lV ssh I.up. Z.
vhfn Do N'l lofr emit tluiiltr furh Ufl.r.
Sons nf WHU hH IuHdu thereto
Joy order ul tHr tff tHunrI OF -4If fHHa
q i.sa 1r M ttaht 1adU tir at4 dar q
.uuci lsHA
DAVID a. NNEuN.
scTrr Intention so. Il
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NOTICE.

NuTiDE o. HEREBY DlNEN THAT
~ th.fU Wiii bee meeting nf Che ttl7huuIi.
-fH % Che lrrls tUId and Silver MlniuF Uud
company UNI.U. 30. HI tNHI auufI ttHHIH
street, sHit tHlo tttH. UlaH. 90 q % loo. b n.
uu ihl .Ih day ui AusHtt. A. -. ISL. for Che
come before zoe mtgiiHl
4. MILTON MUssEH.
Secretary.
tAtt Lass Cu1. utah. August %. i-ll.
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NOTICE


OF Sale Of Real Esiaic a. Private sale
| 'NpE. AUTHORITY ~ An OUnEG ~
~ saln, gfantcd ny tho 1hifd Ludlrial us.
VIC, NuuI1 ~ ue tngutV az sAt iakr. ttatu
OF llah, dated NaT - Iss. viii ,rii ID
llhale tae 600 following detttibef rtat tttlts,
90 no cIuuty ~ aNf l9aa. str.H al uuU'
tmmrhrlns hi The uffihwstt rurrtr 20 iuI
Wy survey, AMI running ihsGca south ssysn
LN lolH, ihenrn east t'u Ilil rods. tHunrn
hNf,h even w rnfs, tHtrce west fonlttUl rods
Go no place NJ ncllnntHE
lno Haif Wi. De- made IN Or after fulv 18Th
tHAuH uili WI be- fyCniVsu ~ the undsriieusI
lN caro- " John J., Nohrtrr. pnttonrs luud,
"is .aL l'Ao 'llf' tiAia " liAh,
uuu ly said court
WILLIAM =. n. ALLEN IN,
Administrator VI Inc Istatt of Willian 1. n.
Allen, deceased
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WnliRE .. 15 l ! slff q qq isS 1.,' Sr
ordered thr paving Ui SECOND south stfctt
frDw Wet Temple 90 frtt West streets,
notice On hereby aNUr tl 900 urrHuus uWuirE
properly uUufiiUr nE iNU sstt street 60 UfU.
seed 40 once i1 connect tho premises owned
hN them respectively. With The WAlrr ami
sewer maine On che HaId street
ilV nrurf Hf fHu civ Council u san Lake
CITY, lt.I. made iuIF litN. $50.
DAVID b. EMERY.
ttI ucCorlcE
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NOTICE

HIae jay ConHollaiai Mining Comuany.
race On lusiucss. Hblt Lake tiiy. UtAh.
Location ~ m.uaf. Mtshlngton
Aiming Distinct, neayer
touniY, ltNh
NOTICE Is uEGUHY GIVEN THAT Ar
~ q nqcuug Of tho hnHrd OF directors held
H.ho ~ lsIl, M HssyHtmcnt Of one and a
IlWt,r 'ett Nal per thhrc tlring nsfess-
uent so. al wah lryIcIulHn tho cIiitaistlpk
,t tno cog 'orat'nuI payable immudnIely Goo
W.. uAl,lalFnei, treasurer. % the smith drug
eWttW, sat i.1tc tlF. liah ANY
~. upon which tlis assessment nav
20 An unpaid on the luth day VI
Aufu.t l't, wi. DO dylIrqurrt aud nh,rflIsud
iut Quo ~ pubic auction, iud un 90 payment
r. luAlg hrlofe viii DO tuid saiurday, August
-,il wv 20 ~ O'Clock q. No., % tho onlro NJ tho
s'ei .lhry rogWa auu . scott AuHfla b. uuId
lusl Go pay Delinquent AaHrfHuuut tutcttar
Win rosloi advertising and oxucusra OF tAlc.
lRANh j, GuhNEti,
sAtr LAKE CRY. Utah July q. is8.
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Relate OF Martha May Davidson. Deceased
NuIiuE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny the
~ uudUrs.Fuod administrator OF Che rstatr 1f
AHr.ha Gay Davidson. deceased. 10 tha
'Nii1fh or hul All persons having CIatma
uFAlu.f iGu tald deceased, 90 oNhItll Them with
zoe lu'p'tfry Nuuchora, Wilhll fuUf m0ufna
uiigr lhr met publication OF this notice, to tar
salt hdniuitir tor 90 40, 90 cHst .HtUru
W uf salt Lake. Utah.
JOSEPH !. SMELL,
havIdson, Deceased,
UGlel Juu0 .gth, I.y.
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PIT Fimsaarh. rinhua.
safah o.. Auslc. We NeCorrlsl. W. s.. SIC.
Cofniet as irHaies for ifc hcaeuthuss of
tho huuds q. uuoi boy Albert NhUHf boz
Che HuIt pending iu tnu rUUuuu IUIIHial
uistutt Court OF iug Territory OF Utab 90
William n Nt' afniri .ar,i,inif trasiss 3f
ct thH nuudrollrrs " th0 Lincoln VtriuF
and hutIunF FuWunuft p.uIuiA uuu
Ti iI,'' d. 1'',a' R ,al sSd wI6 4
NanNhmo were drirudauis, the said
hrutl.aurs uudcr che anil " D. So 0r.
DO a. au.h uuaicc, uir namcs ~ each
aud 600 az Haii u,ura9IarCs being uut
snuwnI and 90 rrruuH uuHnoWn VITO
have ur aim anv Interest iu the Rollins
MinnE ChIm.si4Alct in beaver County.
Utah urtCud4uis.
Tho siat1 of Utah acud Greeting
TIiO TitE pErtNuANts ABOVE NAMED
i aud each und 900 Ut them You are Hpfc.
by required 90 appear iu nn action brought
AGAINST YOU ~ thr Shove named plaintiff, boz
iuct Of 10 state Of uiaG 6nd 10 answer
zoe rompnint uIud therein wlthiu
Cen dave IrN0luaiVc ~ tHr day Of
Hrttifs| aiior ne seftiro uu you 70 itIa fum.
served out OF uIa county. Iut lu The dIftfiUf.
within tHrntT uHHHt uthUrWiHr within fouy
u4IH,u Judgment ny ioiauIt viii br ths rn
asail.i you, according Co tho pIayrr OF faii
Ibr said action BE- brought to obtain a decree
from Hllu count, tIHt IhU property named u tHt
complaint being tUa UuuuH MuIuE CLAIM.
stuato u tlo lincoln Mains bHuHI. ugatrf
county, Utah. together with 400 Che Improve.
mrnIh tsrrruu nuu tHu HUUuuHnHurtH tftrr.
unto aUUtutWIUH ir sold. and Che tr.rteIa
of tuun salr Io divided among lnu rarugt to.
u1fduf 90 ihHr rUHpctNNv uHhia aud
intUfUHN |u rHHr tHu court aHHII
deem that UaUuuun ~ tHu came
cannot Do ut1r without great proud. % Co tht
uWuyrHI alter iiIHt IaYIuF Che r1Hts of II.s unt
nor, from ODE proceeds ~ such HaIH, reason
able aifHmUt'H Geo.. Cor tfo U|aIutu'FA infurr.
AMI Che payment of fIul alleged hf riaruuu 10
haNt uvcu Uni1 uf h.u for tnu IrufrguUu Ut
cad urupfriH, Hu1 for tUrl other Hud further
relief a. Geo tHiH yuurt HhAll HOUm equitable and
Iust all of witch wIIl appear more fully from
the complaint uu Otto hero u.
ana you orc hereby moulded that you flil 90
appear AMI AuaWtr Ihu rtlu compliant HH
above required tur sail pialuuH VIII hppiy 10
tho rauri tor Che TU'ief demanded in tlis CON.
plant
Witness, che Hon. o n. iiFuna. judge. and
luy 'uf tho District Court nf tue
Vim IuHiHlaI uia net tn and Tor
lsIAIl Che state uf Utah. this gltt day %
JuIY, a. 10 lHHa
tsig'i WILLIAM HURST CLERK.
nABtuw iEnUusuN, ATTORNEY foTplainuH
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An1 In accordance with law end Iho order of
ilr BOARD Of directors inngu uu the aitu COY %
May Zoo, Hu many fnufra 90 each UHfgff ~
hlrN stock aa NAY he ntrrttIIH, WI|I be- 'sgId
% public auction 40 Room Ha Cullen IIntgI.
We rncurd South street, raIf iats IIty strtt
or tilhi uu Friday uu 1905 Iay uf IuIF. 1854 "a
O'clock %. mi, 90 pay to delinquent assHss.
Wuut thereon, together Win tHs tusl Uf htygr.
Using ma rAuruHr ct aaIr
halt iaso tuyIttah July itih. ltlT.
ARTHUR rAi-uNs.
Ny order W the beard ui dirrei8Is rs,i, %,
NE zen Jay " July leo. tho ustr of saio IN
Mc shove Delinquent stock boo tuen r1.t
pouud until saturday August lIih. 10. 'at .
O'Clock o. m., At the sano place
ARTHUR fANsONa,
a.,h ,.,s Secretary
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

faIato VI Abraham nohslAnd Cannon,
u1. uiHCI.
NOrluE ~ ugEruY GIVEN HY tins
~ unIt"'HurH administrator of HU
estate of Abraham Il1taIaUu Cannon, drr0aard.
iu ihr yFtdtHH UI and 400 persons having
rlH'uH H.iIHHt Nh. HH.I dcrcaHri, t1 tEIiMt
lhrH viii mo- ... ...HrV vouchers, within ttu
months IiIDI i..UHt publication of thIa boo
liru iu GOO r.I ..Nu NJ. tHnunn admin Htra.
to- of ilr estate .#lI Abraham il0aa4rH
CANNON Ht $40 Consultation luudiHH. ln
lfHn
dated August Dor. f.G
INuN ~, CANNON,
AdUnitTal o. of fuf rstato OF Abraham
NUag.aul Cannon. declared
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE or THB WORLD
The only lllS runulus lBO
Through Fast Tidn daily /
LEADVniLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE EOY. 20. 1921.

Train No, leaves Ogden 10, am.
Sal, Lake BIOS am, arrive ~ Pueblo
eaS am, Colorado Springs 7'sr am,
Denver 1850 ain.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden ouy pm.
Salt Lake $3.50 Pun, afuye At Pueblo
5 ~ pm, Colorado Spnlgs 6g5s pm,
Denver "a pm.
,aanoo irHs made A. Pueblo. Col orNzs
Springs sun DauVnf With all lines aAst
Ilsgant day ooHnhns, chair cars aud Poll.
man rloopgEH ON al trains Take The
d. a II. q. aud have q comfortable UP
All enjoy tie nnosl tosn0ry 90 tha sen.
linenL
n u. HUOHN1 d X. HOOPER,
ggafiio Manager, u, y, q +. A.
Denver, Colo. DoawE, CLaA
y. v, NEVtNa,
0eaernl AgsnS
1sli L4Ahs Ole, UA
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

Golden star MlHInF HuI NIuHF ComHsnv r.
corporation, location uf principal rIaUc of
luUnCHa. Joseph, ttrn. NuurH urHu room
80 lF hulH block. Wet tCluui south
street. salt Lake CIV. ttah. L1eauHu OF
wufka SOD mining progeny, boz Cold Nuuu
tam uinluE diaiut', illiu tnuuW luh,
NurirE H. HEREBY stNrS THAT At 4
- NEE iuH Uf tnc hnHrf nl iuUrIUrH held ul
Luun .IiH, lsfi an gHHrsaueut Of one cent rCr
fuHrt wla LEVIED ON tHU capital Hfork of Coo
CORPORATION. payable Uu or before tho llth
day nf AuEuIt lst. fu Iimufhy lsan, nrraia
dent q me company at he once.
rulII No 30 AuaH nIUrG, West Second south
Huceit rl't l1tO tiy, ttat. Any t,ott
uruu which INt IaHrHHWrnt may remain unpaid
un thc $3.50 uaY Of AUGUST Ta will uo delinquent
lud advertised Tor saIH 30 public auction, and
unless payment Dol uain NUiufr. viii BE- cold
on thc en- day nt september, Ht Q r. n. ht tUe
n1|rU of che company, So ..H AUas hi0rA
uaf latr tiiN. lur, tu pay 600 delinquent
HsHrfHmrul together viii Ile ruft uf adytfs
tiHuE huI expense of sain.
tIAuLlr D.. HUDSON.
rrcrctaU NJ Che uoldcn star MiniuE aui MIL
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Aorth FONT Consolidated Irrigation Company,
loeanonl, N rurupa place Of huhinc.s
bait Latc Ciiy, state of ttAh.
NOTICE r. riiEUt ARE DELINQUENT
~ uruu tho following described staft, nu
.rruuut 81 htHtaHuUnt 80. o. levied on tho
2tin say Of NaU 1850, the several amounts ed
opposite ih0 uHmcs ut thc rofpgcuyc shaTu.
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NOTICE.
s'oetholdIra' meeting Grant Gold Aiming
Company.

T7T1W0TIVTI WITTHT WTNNF WWTI WTHIHF
Company
NJ uTlCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ meeting uf tho atockhOldrrs OF tho
Grant cold Mining Company, % corporation
ult lufrd nud existing under the laws Of tho
.HlN or ltgh, Do hereby called 10 TO hold no
lHo 'NDn N ihp company Home fits lnauf
shlo company tWlliug, SOS. q 90 3, Eltt
1 .Wllo street, hHit lako cry, ltah, ono mo
wv nHy ni september, lsit, asa O'Clock p. rHt
!ul lht uutlOre OF considering me uToppfiinn
no bncui Artlclu VI u tho Ait.cies Of incof'
l'fAluu Or the con any IS iucfcutlnE no
lIIAl hluNk OF tho CnUUHNy lnu also mo
lnE tho ulr value Of the fhaTrs anu inefplstng
W. humbcr thereof ~ order VI The boafa
THOMAS W. SLOAN, seer
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NAfA'N f.''..'.aH l.''H'.NF
Charles itlbusl, defendant
'rm sTArE us utAu fENps GREET.
Il ius "a hargi lWIufIct, Defendant
on gro hereby required 90 HUruHr in nn
action brought uEH|UHtFuu by tIr ABOVE named
uIaluuu boz iHH uHUHT Court uf Quo InIr1
JuIiDal lutHlt Ut iuH state OF tlaU. uud
Iu AnHWof iUU complaint lIr1 therein within
Ten days |th".HH.NU OF thH DAY of HNIiIUrI Hftrr
600 HrfN EGO 1000 Iuu U' tlIH tummUHs=if served
within inH county. ur 90 served out Hf tHIt
county. hutln inn District Within twenty dHgH
uilUTWlHU NI'NH 'HIII unFaHur IuuumtuI HF
itfnu. a HII HH fHaru HrAIuat E1u. according
10 tU1 prayer 90 HIII complaint
ale HsIu 5000 IH brought 90 tsYu o. decree
ot thH court uH.H..ns ttc NHnla Ol uatr|.
mnnN thHNHE II.NNHu p'auNu aud uUfvuut
Hnts above T.NtI U.HItd ou no ground that
since HNIu mHIr .H defendant uaa uratHu
plaintiff Iun .u". EuI mHumhu mauurr. Co.,
tno sHiyut nt raHaHs her EIrat bodily iui4v
and mtuiHI iI.Hr...
ana FHu goo UUT.HF u0tthed that 10 Won faII
o. HupfHr uuI HH"HHr tlr HHl1 complaint HH
above require : lH. flII % Hiuud vail amply Co
tho Duurt Cor iH. |"I|.I demanded thtrrln.
Witness 600 honorable JUDGE, huu thr seal
OF thu District tHHTI uf tho THIRD Judicial uit.
trIcL Goo Hul fur I.r "UtU ~ Utah, ths lslh
dty OF ju'Y, Iu 300 HUtr ut our lord ono thou
sant uIshl hundred luI ulurtyHa.
lsihtI g., D.. PHANTOM,
Ny j. u. srRYuU Deputy Clcfk.
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In The District Court Probate uUIsihB Third
JUDICIAL hHui.i, lu HuI Tor HaIt Ilks
County, rufU uf tIau


~. n.
Judicial bhuiUt, lu auI flr stIt ilke
County fHfU uf tlal.
IN ne matter Of NE Hil'o Of Jgtae W. For
utUrlHUI
NOrlCE IS llIDED GIVEN THAT Ia
~ Young and jesse $50 Dos d. 1itgi-i.
lrairrs of the estate 20 I.asu Mo-, .i,.'''....,
Ah's rgnagrri for tettgmgut u'sd boz saIi
~ y, = wv. nNal a,',An. iNrr aIuu. trlIIuu
"l ,no ie.llgg % rAl D.HH Hruns tru ME-
sli ~ wy i.. VIZ, lai saturday. DO
VA, ,'9[i room o, .oHIt B the Jaaaig
hAH been lulT appointed Hl fIH I.U.u ' .'.''i
court, Tor Quo settlement ..I# r'..',t .t'
tife al u III ,'..p, I0. ttiI .HiI0H. No which
etlAl' may hurrp BHu fH0E .ara1 NV
nero ne why saii account HUuH.I r.t IVY
l'l lnn el.11od sul Goa, ltiulu.I8a B.s,.
pate1 July .sih, lrt
l''@' lie, O. " STANTON. CrrE
to,,,,, cll 40. ltiirE. ucnut, t|egt
Tor T'N' '' NA'N''' Attorney i9f aim.niira.
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10 me District lHurU Probate uiF.H0n,
IhrI JuItiH Instruct. IH HrI Tor
rut Lake luuut.t HlHtH
Uf it4I.


10 the Matter ~ ihc isaie o. Mary Auu
rush, drsfIHcd.
NOTICE o. UIufII tNEN THAT
~ john 70. cannon. t.UruiIf % tH1
last viii auI tnHfHm of HurU Ana
luHu. uaHfaarf. hoe Uerfrff fUr fUuIts
mUu. aHf n'rd Boo fHI4 ."uf. Dis tuuu.
uI arfuuHt of nH .fU.u'au.t Ui "uil
gHtairf HUl rUt.Iuu f1r UH.I NH.THUN1n %
thr frHiiHu of HHId r"tffu HHHua OBJ. UN.H0HH
enuurI lugio.HuI tHrt st.lrlaT,t. nW dHF
uf hH BOB. s. u. Isf. H. IIu.D.u.a D. Ii.t Ht tNd
.uuIt COON OF rflf count. iu iHr .NuuIg court
house. rnit tahr tH. aul D0un'T tiHu. haf
NrNu dolly appointed IN tIr IIlHH OF HH.I
court, fHU tUr .uINrmrutuI HlIu U.|IUHf Huf
hUAf.ur Ii1 petition f1f partial 1HiululiHu,
DC HUI.H umu nuu place auT u.UHu IUiHfusir
il ta.i UHtlf1 maF appear add chow gao 60 If
uuf ugIU Hu, Why HaIt account should nos uu
settled Hut approved ana partial dnifinutIon
u Id" lH IfaYu1 Tor.
Dated JuiF 18th 300.
a. r. HghNrUN CiCfk
ny Iuap We brysis. Deputy CiefE.
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- -
For sale by z. G. ~. l., Clark 70.
diedgc & Co., Western Hardware Co..
sat Lake Hardware Co, and Geo. A
lowe. SCI, Lake City. Utah.
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Ia tho matter nj md Efisio q Jamos ~.
tfIfta. Deceived.
Order Co chow rausH Wur Ofd1r ni sale % fca.
Cafaio ahulIl uut Ie mllc.
TNuEs ~. CuULI ms AnMiNi.ti'.
- tlfof itC rHtHtr UI james " lilrHa uH
ceased hatuF n.fu be petition hnfriH. 'HN
wendell. rrarHlflr Dol ORDER % ftIa Hi t.H
real rHIH.D OFT ahId ieUrdUUt. Tor tlu pifunf
theron rrtfu.tH. itr therefore urluIrN iHH'
aII rUfHuuH IHtrrnHtUH |n Oh. estate % aHII .H-
rn.raf. HuUtHT ItIIfr HHIl tIuri uu r.'i..
daH tHr t.ih uag ui huau.l q. l.t 90
lN O'UiuDE uI %. f.H IIuu room ul atlf
court iu Ile CouuH tuUI liUusr. In iIu Guy
aH1 County 90 rails l.a., ttih, o. Hi1u cause
why HU Uf.Hr HUuu'd DOB nH rrlniru o. ihl
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-30
A SOUDANESE SURPRISE.
Dervishes Found Fighting In Armor Left
by the Crusaders 700 Years Ago.

Dervishes Found Fighting In Armor Left
by the Crusaders 700 Years Ago.
The British expedition against the
COLA on the Nile, has made some very
surprising discoveries.
On the bodies of many of the dead
Dervishes was found ancient armor
which has been pronounced by experts
TO date back to the Crusades. It is,
therefore, between 600 and 700 years
old. Some of the Dervishes were also
using arms Of the same antiquity
These Dervishes are partly descended
from Arabs, who wandered from Asia
Minor into Egypt, and thence into the
Soudan, where, in combination with the
aborigines, they have proved the
hercest and most fanatical race in eX-
istence. Their ancest ors were no doubt
among those who fought against the
Crusaders.
The mahdi and his followers have
fallen far below the cEIvalrous Saladin,
who nursed his adversary, Richard
Coeur-deLion, back to life, and the
Saracens. On the other hand, the mo-
tiyes of the British expedition are less
unselfsh than those of the Crusaders
1t has also been reported by explorers
that they have found in the hands of ma
tives in the heart of Africa. weapons
closely resembling revolvers, although
they must have been centuries older
than the modern form of those firearms
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-30
REM ENTERTAINING
The Host Furnished Everything for His
Guests.

The Host Furnished Everything for His
Guests.
A young woman has confded to
writer in the New York Times a some
what raordinary account Of the man
ner in which wealthy and well-known
New Yorker treats those who are in
vited to the house parties at his suburb
an home. She was informed by a note
from her hostess that carriage would
call for her and her luggage at a certain
hour to take her to the ferry, where
Mr.. X would meet and take charge
Of her. At the ferry she found the en-
tire house party, including matrons
with their husbands, young men and
1naidens, assembled to be looked after
by Mr.. x. The valet checked their
luggage, and in each instance a round
trip ticket was returned with the
checks. At the house, in each room
the writing-desk was supplied not only
with an ample stock of letter-paper,
engraved with the estate name, but also
with box filled with postage stamps
of various denominations, including
special-delivery ones. A long-distance
other places, the station telegraph Of
flee, made it possible to talk or wire all
over the country and quite impossible to
pay for the service. On the little guest
card in each room, which gave the
hours of meals and the schedule of
mails and trains, was a little notice:
"Visitors are kindly requested not to
fee the servants" Finally, to cap the
climax, on Sunday morning maid
brought to the young woman's door,
On a tray which was loaded with sim
liar missives, small envelope which she
protfered with the simple message:
For the church box" 1t contained
money for the o1fertory plate and one of
these envelopes was left with each
guest.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-30
A True Maxim.

Nothing succeeds like success, is a
maxim well applied to DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, for this famous remedy
succeeds in curing every case of Group,
cough and cold which it undertakes,
and to this alone is due it's wonderful
popularity. Mrs. E. w. Richards,
2214 E. Cumberland St., Philadelphia,
Pa, states II have had Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup on my bureau for the last
nine years, and have found it certain
and safe cure for Group. have also
found it eficacious in extreme men,
braneous Group, and would advise all
mothers to use it, DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup costs only Is cents, and you
should bear in mind, that substitutes
simply benefit the dealers purse. In
sist on getting DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-30
When the Heart Rests.

Nature takes the time when one is
lying down to give the heart rest, and
that organ consequently makes ten
strokes less a minute than when one is
in an upright posture. Multiply that
by 60 minutes, and it is 600 strokes.
Therefore, in eight hours spent in lying
down the heart is saved nearly 5000
strokes, and, as the heart pumps six
ounces of blood with each stroke, it lifts
10000 ounces less of blood in night of
eight hours spent in bed than when one
is in an upright position. AS the blood
flows SO much more slowly through the
veins when one is lying down, one must
supply with extra covering the warmth
usually furnished by circulation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-30
Smallest Coal Mine.

The smallest coal mine in the world
is in the southern province of New
Zealand, where, according to the re-
ports of the inspectors of mines for the
colony, the Murray creek colliery is
worked by one man, I. Bolitho, a China
man, who owns, manages and works this
small, but to him valuable, coal mine
There is another small colliery in the
same province worked by one man with
the assistance Of donkey. The next
smallest colliery is in England, in the
village of Nelson, in lancashire It is
situated near the Golfers Arms, and
affords employment for two miners,
father and son, who combine in them
selves the positions Of proprietors. man
ayers, miners and haulers of the under
taking. They have the assistance of
donkey, and all the output Of the mine
is sold to the householders who live in
the village or it's immediate vicinity.