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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01
As TO GOODS PEOPLE.n

Tht Memphis Coinnierclal.Appeal;
says nm esteemed correspondent, OBJ
jects to our editorial In favor OF re.
stricting foreign immigration and
asks US "by what authority we would
circumscribe Gods pcople on this
globe" and denies that VIC hare any
moral right to impose any restrictions
whatever on ''God's people," BY which
comprehensive term he includes, Of
cour,e, CMincsc cUolics, African ne.
groes, TIawaiin lepers, European paul
pcrs, criminals, lunatics, vagah0nds;
idiots and imbccils. All theSc are
Gods people, for he made tteih alt:
Nevertheless, we are In favor Of "cir:
cumscriblng" them, more or less some
OF them more, some OF them lees,
Our "autborlty"is is pretty the same as
that by which our correspondent keeps
his own house for his own benefit;
What would he say II lousy trampi
whom lIe had kicked out OF his frnnt
gate, should ask,him by what authOri'
ty lie "circumscribcd" otc Of Gbd's
people on this globe? by what au.
thority does the State circumscribc'
one Of Gods people on this globe? By
what authority docs the State circuhi:
scribe numbers Of Gods people III
penitentiaries, pesthouses, ,almshOuses
and asylums? BY what right do ma.
tions, States and communities quar-.
antinc against others? 70 answer I'd
these questions will answer the In.
Qulrcs Of our correspondent. States
have duties to perform and interests
to guard. Every nation is a family
and each family must look cut for Il;
self. Other nations vii not deal with
us on the high altrdistic plane OF
equal brotherhood. They have no
conscientious scruplcs To prevent
their imposing upon us all the unde'
sirablc elements Of their societies,
II we have a right to quarantine
against Gods people who are unfort-
unatcly afflicted with virulcnt conta.
gous diseases, we have a right to
quarantine against moral lepcrs whose
presence would taint our civilization,
who would bring with them a pollu.
tion that would infect our social aud
political life. 1t is true that the peO.
pie of the United States hold their
country In trust for the general
good Of mankind, but this is in the
same sense that every man holds his
private estate In trust for the common
good of society.
This does not require lin to con'
vert his home into lazarhousc or
open bis gates to all the beggars,
thieves and malefactorS that may be
attracted by the beauty Of his
grounds. The best service VIC can do
to mankind is that Of preserving d
high standard Of civilization, the free.
dom Of our government and the purity
OF citizenship. II to do this 1t be nee.
essary to 'circutnscribe' part 6f
Gods people, tU'wit, such Of them US
for any reason are not desirable citl.
zens, including the degraded, the dc.
praved, the criminal, the diseased, We
shall 60 In for ''circumscribiny" With
all our heart and soul,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01
GROWTH OF TREES.

The following interesting results OF
experiments relating to the growth OF
trees at different times OF the day
have been sent to us by Mr.. +. II.
Thompson, the government en-
tomologist OF Tasmania. Measure
mcnts were taken as far as possible
every three hours, with the following
results: From 8 u. m. to Ga. m, 8 "a
|pcr cent Of growth; from Ga. m. 70
moon, l l.3 per cent Of growth; from
noon to 8 p. M, no growth; from 3 p
m. TO 9 p. m., M growth; from 8 p. M
to Q. p. m. l 1.3 per cent OF growth
from 0 p. m. to II p. n., 37-s per cent
Of growth; from u p. m. to Ia. M, 8
per cent Of growth. The greatest
erowths In twcnty-four hours wer'
banksia rose, 8 1.2 inches; gerahlum
8 "a incllcsj waffle, I l.S inches; apple
2 IA inches: pear, I l.3.-public Opin
ion.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01


An aged colored man Is mitch inter.
csted In the studies Of his grandson, i
promising youth Of u, who Is going to
a high school and studying Latin.
"Pcrs ter the dat de Creates men In
de ancien' times was all cullud folks"
said the old man one evening after
the boy had rccited some Of his lee.
sons. what makes you think 50,
srandpa'" why, case dey hab do
names Ub de cullud folks. You been
rcadin' bout Pompey, an Caesar an
Sc,pio, an Rcmus' m men wiv nance
like dat. 1se tellin' you dc trufe, by,
dc white folks dom lab dem Names
on'y dc cullud folks !"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01
BYGONE YEARS.


Could I call bach the bygone years
Aud live them DER to-day.
What heart aches and what bitter tears
'Twould save me on the way;
The youthful fOllies that ] sought,
because 'twould pleasure bring.
That now know have sorrow brought,
Could never to me cling.
The seeds that In those years were sowr
Have sprouted and come up,
The crop of tarcs have all been mown.
And have drained the cup; !.
The fruitagc that each one must reap
Is from the seed they SOW.
Ere though we tears Of sOrrow weep,
Tares with the wheat will grow.
Bnt why repine It's for the best.
All things that are we know.
Troubles that our patience test.
Prepare Us here lelow,
For eternal bright and happs years,
When lifc's labors are all done,
And from this misty vale OF tears.
Our spirits once have flown.
So. bygone years, farewell to you.
Long buried In the past.
I'll travel ON my voyage through.
While still my life shall last,
I'll try not to recall you more,
Nor grievc that You have past,
But look when on the other shore,
To H,l vo,, tlnrn NJ luSt
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01
VOLUME 50.
THE COURTS.
the REGULAR TERMS.
Circuit Court-2nd Dist.
SAMUEL n. TERRAL. JrpGK.

SAMUEL II. TERRAI. JUDGE.
JAMES II. NEVILLE. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
In the countyos Wayne. on the second Mon.
day OF January and July and continue six
days o, ,, 900 a., alta
Monday Of April and October and continue
in tlie county Of Marion. Second District, on
,h. fourth Monday Of January and July and
Continue six days. In thc First District. On
ihr Krpt Monday Of February aud August
and continue six days,
in thr county Of Clarke. ON the second Nom
day of February and August and continue
In The county OF Jasper. on the first Mon
day Of March and september and continue
In the county Of Greene. on the Second
Monday of March and September and con-
In the county OF Hancock, on the fourth
Monday of May and November and continue
twelve days. :,
In the county Of Harrison. On the second
Monday of May and November and continue
twelve days.
Monday Of April and October and continue
twelve days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01
Secret Societies.
SCRANTON.


,OOF Scranton Lodge No. II. meets ev
cry TUESDAY, evening ut Odd Fellows ''nll ~
;:n o'clock. II. bloomfield. n. g.; II. -
Rnurk". Secretary.
scranton Enri,lnpment No. I. meets every,
70 and +!h Friday evening =, ,.M!, uaa Fri'"TS
ii, ). Rourkr, scribe.
Knights OF Pythlas. Mississippi Lodge ~;
r. meets every Thursday evening ~ h!d
Fellows Hall at 7:D n'clock. y; u. nSrrnE'
&C.; RF nrown:. n. m F%M. IA ;.au o. ~ i
Wednesdays In each month at Odd Fellows
hall. J. =. rortis. ". Nj: VIM. q. Parker
Secretary.
woodn,rn Of the World. scranton Camp no
6a. :: u: Ruggr. &C; +. ID. becht' a. Ia
MOSS POINT.
The following orders meet In Stewards new hall
Mus. Point I.u,a" M. III. I. u. u. F.-Evrr>
Monday night. G. NJ Farley, n G.i NJ. NJ. Wat
kns SECRETARY.
Mass Paint Enrampment No s-First anil thr,
Friday nights j. ". Stewart, &. r.; j. b. Cham
berlin. scribe.
Pascagoula I..lgc M a0s. A + & 4. NJ
Every th,rl saturday night i. C"'mer W. NJ.
&. II. Wmul 81 rrtarv.
Paaca.oula Senate Ia. l,a. Ancient Esseni,
0r,er--Eyery second and fm,rth Tuesdays IN caci
m"nth. T. W. Adams, Senior senator; j. a. Hat
lrsta, Secretary.
wmalmrn Of the World. M s5-Sccond an,
Inttn FfNllNS III tarU WlputN, HUGS.
Secretary II. e. Herring, Consul Con',iand'I
NJ NJ Watkins, Adviser Lieutenant; Il. w. Ad
ANS. CLERK.
Chapter No los. meets every sccnnn Satur
day IN each month. II. l.. Howe. u. r.; U. u
Gulf Lodge 81. e,a. knights Of Honor
meets second and fourth saturday nights u
each month. W. Fred ilerrin. Dictator.
Knights Of P,thias Moss Paint Lodge M. ll-
meets every first aud third Tuesday NJ Stewart
Hall at I'm o'rlock. II. G.. Herring. Z. Z s. II
shannon, X. X. :. and NJ. y.
ST Charles Lodge. A. r. 4 4. NJ: No. IN
Regular communication first Wednesda
Misht Of each month. For lecture 'hir
wednesday. 81. Johns days. Annual con
,ninirations 2lth ot June and 9th ut !l.:e,'
brr ot zach year. C.S. COLLARD. w NJ.
F.J. HILL. Secretary.
ESCATAwPA.
Lodge X. of ". M. aill h lids regular saesss0I
%, second and iourth saturdays In each nsoi,'
f. A. su'h"h Dictator. II. ". Conch, Nrlsofte
OCEAN SPRINGS. :.
Ocean Springs Lodge M. Sc X. Of =.
,. 'aneleave, &. G.. A. p. Kotxum, V. G.:
h"nng F.: y. l.. Tardv, n. Of NJ: RID. WI.
Madison, 0. g.
vANCLEAvE.
.rMsli Lodge No 4e6. meets saturday hefo
,ne w hrst sunday In each month Mt Vancleuv
rctary.
DAISY.
uasy Lodge No i2i, A. T. h A. NJ, NEE
Saturday before third Sunday IN each mont
A. walker, ". NJ. H. o. FURRY, Secretary.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01

A willy French barber hung 0nt his
sign: "Hair dressing free here to-
morrow" When customers poured
into his Office ready to be served on
such easy terms, he pointed to his
sign, saying, 1.-The free work Is to be
done tomorrow, not to-day" Thus
did he teach the gay Parishians that
the Elusive tomorrow Is something
VIC never Ovcrtakc.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01

The Chicago Southern States Expo.
sition presents another opportunity
for Mississippi TO bring her wonderful
resources before the yase Of the world
Every county In the State should send
a good exhibit to Oh icago this fall.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01

"What does Miss Antique do with
her complexion u keep u 90 freshly"
"rakes u 0a every night and puts
II on iu the morning"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01

nd jury o.
took ees
&c dldife''
cucllrc, ~
S,)ling'
about pw
! that when
~ cards '''
that II y
ans adsa,,,,c nc,
nd in silks
diamonds
|l,l chains !
II scr'~e. ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01

nhas. s. Meriwether,
ATTORNEY AMI COUNSELLOR AT Law
Scranton, Miss.
oN,cc-Ih the Frederic building. near court
house.
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ally reduced by ukIus several
cal gle, from orc DO X, u b. o'ui.
most iupIttsrcs tuot lli tue Saints
who expect 90 embrace this excellent
Oip.rum'y Of draining their records
ami who come irIm ihg particular
IlaCrs me iituei, sH uiI not uo'ay In
Applying tJ Pro. ~ uunrJ q. Hlar,
us Irrci, g &c Lake Guy, NJ c.,
TIA Doe mny forward the uecruary no..
ofmiuuu, etc., 10 Brother BilIetor Ia
me.
CtH.aionNwllh tho economy Of tho
u'nr, % haH bHcu decided that any one
uttifiuE 10 ubiain a record ia
pltcH which, having already teen
Waited, w.uJ ucuu'sitR,U an extra
tip 10 hnt locality, could not
r- accommodated unless be- OF Ebs
makes a Iruptymsut " double the
amount asEoI otuurwlsc, .. q. $40 per
record.
several Ufiefs Tor oo1r 10 have been
Ave nom Iaf fee who nru unable y
make any prey, meuf, and ~ order ~
ftrvy ~ msuj oi tuUbg aH yos.iUlc aud
tl'l moot ulI eXI suse' % sucn Al i'm.
p1Ha.t journey Hu VINO eau should
now lHiu the large num'ef who a.
tea y hsvr shown ur g ically the great
Interest they take ln this Undertaking.
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way Of mail car Improvements. Iht
San FpucscJ Chronicls has a detailed
dtssfirtlun Of H. Tire car IA In charge
Of the oldest mail clJft on tue sysiem
william T.. DutoiH, VINO has bssut p
service At ur 1869 no vas the Or n
CLERK on 10. Ceu.rt PEcnHi and % ~
run too no 5 IuramsnsI To- ~ IN 'ut0fv,
Ush, the tuen ont Ui tas liue. H.
has never haIa accident, aud ~ uii
be hA Travelled ] ,lgl 900 miles. Tn
new car So mJtntu 10 lvrfy respect,
anu u IiiheI as o nelly ~ the Pullmsns,
SSCep, that u Il devoid " tbs plushrs
Hnd bauEings. Tho fret thing noticed
IN the main part Of the car 10 what IL
turmoI "thB Catouct" uevics ~
gather ~ miil bars at tmall Mac. =
without q ttop. IL IN inside iu tie
shspo VI n V. A signal from the
engineer warns the mail car occupants
Of the approach TO a t1wu. The clerk
Iuth ny Tue catcher aud tue mail bag,
which hss been Iut On o crane
~ tho side " tue rpad, Il
caught Up us toe tth.u dies by.
Tue letter cases Of pigeon holes in thu
new car sfu ~ numerous that the 1t.
server thinks ho isilA Cty pyslUfllCe,
There arc NJ least 500 uundred u these
rcopiacltH, aud each Ease tesrs n r..
voiyinE lahel holder, making II possible
TO use each pigeon hole iuut tlmrs.
Tots gives the clerk In reality ., 400
fecerlscles for Letters. Tho gas cooking
apparatus 10 shown tho visitor win
s0me pride by the CLERKS, fyf no ether
inu IN the Jailed States hss such a
thing Ia tho mail care. A burglar
proof safe II LlacsI ia the Car anI the
man a. tue head Of the crew, william
4, Du BUt, alone knows tao oUmJiua.
zion. All valuaDles are entrusted 10
him. Heretofore there was safe Ia tue
ears and the healman dspends satite.
ly on the honor " those under him.
Tho PORTION " tho apparatus already
described takes ny hail the space In the
oar. Tue other halt IL devoted 10 news.
paEer dlttt.huilon. One hundred and
Two sacks can IN hung up 10 tho car on
racks, that 20 disteud tho mouth oil
the SACK that the clsfk who b. expert
In this can throw paper from oreetd
~ the car 10 tbs other AMI make "
mud the right sack. After the sacks
nfs hlled they ato taken out, labsltd,
AMI tben dragged through the yesu. |
uulu iuiO tho storage car,
The lighI n from the Pintch system !
OF sturaEo gas. Ihsrs are eight large |
globus. with four feeder TO each glove, |
ani iguf email globes, oaon with Que |
ltoier. Ia the daytime tho car Il |
lghted by fifteen WintOws, beside, |
twenty -four voutllAt0fs covered with |
glat-. Each car eau AccUmm1da . |
nine working clerks comfortably, Anu |
these men handle, on an average, AbUul /
alOUJ pounds OF mail daily, " flItt,n |
FfnuciscJ aud Ogden TO 2,UOJ,OOO puf.
sons.
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PLENTY OF NATURAL GAS.


II. l.. Diver, Ot the Natural Gas
company, called VI tho NEWS tficu
tIis afternoon aud said that tue John.
ION well Of Lake Shore, which wac
partially ahut Oh some mouths ago and
Tho gas supply VI which was further
te1uccd by clogglng up wss 10 psnod
this morning with highly satisfactory
rs'uiss. When tho shutting oil oc-
CURED the pressure was nom 40 to
100 pounds. To-Day n Ia from 100 10
40. Hrsays tbst does not loUk uuch
hhoA diminutiDn sud adds that the
rty nbuut tho ras supply being *.
ututird 10 abtulu oily M rue anu lot y
putpu.o not dIfii uit 10 divine.
D'lNsr,e 10 stated that the suI ply
fot to- city duuus the past tsrnty.
four houn wac 3lO.OIUft,i; 5uU, 900 "
~ 90 eau be supplied daily NV with.
,ut the sligutu-t trouble; h can bs la.
Creased 10 am.liion l,ot at least within
two weeks.
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The Welsh Divorce Case.

Judge Young granted dSoro0
yesterday afternoon In tho divorce
case Of Carrie d. Welsh Va IsadJte l..
Welsh. The motion OF tho d, f'ndsnl
to eel aside the decree was resisted on
behalf o. As. welsh by Attorney
John NJ. ZIur, and Gerald J. 4. Jack.
son appeared IN behalf OF Mf. welsh.
Tue motion was based upon tue
grounds that tue decree was taken
without the kn0witd q Of the plaiul Il.
HE honor statoI that u no hAd known
that tue defendant was iu the city al
the time tue case came up no would not
under the clTcum'tsnoes have granted
the decree without healing from him.
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Equalization Matters.

The Stale blard VI equalization met
yesterday afternoon In the GjvegnOi's
ONCE In the joint city aud county
building. The members are. john l..
Booth OF Prove, J. J. Thomas Of Salt
LAKE, Thomas ID, Dee oi Ogden, anu
II. G.. Lund OF ~. George. They
Il ialifed ny lAklug the oath Of Oiiicu
aau received their commlshiIuf. A
permanent organization was the
effected by the election VI MI Luud ~
president anu MI ThUmas "a secretary.
without trAusscling auY moro buzz.
mss tue board then adjourned until
Monday next ~ 10 O'Clock when they
intend taking ny the regular WORK VI
The year.
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About two weeks ago the NEWS
ruilsh'd an article under the above
heading settling forth a plan Tor the
obtaining Of gonsaloglea inswltE,rlaud
nud Germany. Elder julius BlllUlor,
" no left this morning on this special
mission, provided with many letter.
VI Introduction. recommended Ons ant
ceftinratts, Will commence ME wIfk
Immediately upon hi- arrival. d..
voting tho flrst Two months time 10
places Ia the CAntIns Bern snu Solo.
thutn, he Will first take uu the work
In Befner Obrilaud, then Sim.
menthal, EmmsnlhAl, etc. The pIan
OF travel in the other Cant nl is
nlno carefully mapped out, upon the
comnlttl1n OF which h. expects 10 en-.
ter Germany, taking WuTtomJefg auu
49,. e. hrst.
No" Hircc the expense anu trouble
Ia wflti 1g outtho rscpfJsi- On mater.
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Page Fonnd GnillY.

According 10 tue san Francisco
Chronicles Jury on Wednesday founI
ER'DisItlcl Attorney John d. Page
gully OF smbcE1Iing the mouey OF NJ
Insane ward. Page It will he rsmem.
berod iloI from Ban Frauoltc1 10 Salt
Lake where hu i.uai employment for
u time with II commission house. But
learning that TO had been /, GATED he
continued his ilight eastward TO Now
York where lac was sppfeheuded after
having been indicted. Hls sentence
was 10 he prom uucrd today.
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The NEWS is r,quc,tsd to publlsh
the folloving:

The NEWS IL requested to publish
the following:
Tho Twentv.nrst quorum Of E'lors
WI. meet lu tho Niupiovnh ward tnUo
ing house Yn Monday evening neat ~
O'Clock.
The ono tiundfodnnd TiGh quorum "
Seventy will munt iu IhH sugar ward
meeting house next Monday uIght NJ
1iJl. a foil attendance is JUarDd us linz
Iurtant business will be tfausAu cd.
ilcv. Daua W. Bartlett will deliver an
address nj tho Young Mons Christian
nssuela Ion tomorrow. subject, Rejoice,
% young man In t1y Suu.l. IuItNlll
be- M ntIlrit's farewell talk 10 tho
m'mtors " tho association ns boo leaves
mex week Tor Dos AupnlrH. Cal, having
accepted call ip no Congregational
church there.
First Unitarian Society," Unity Hall,
$3.50 wet IIId suHll street, Row.
Adoihofi H. Hudson minister. Service
a. ~ AIM, subject ul ryrmuu, "lu tho
Nildoruess." Musical prHHtiuIi Nuiuu.
Afy, "ihrmO AutivIr,H kHuyu. uiirf-
tory, DuUtlo. "Llpa,r OAuu Wuuu,n
Mtnlrlzsuhu; solo. "M Eh.y Deep" Mr.
George Lawrence, hymns by the vougro.
gallon ted by lhr choir Sunday
school nj 1880. 40 session OF tho Unity
club his week.
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5tll coal BY the sack, ton " carload.
from the Wa'aich aud Crism1r mine,
AZ Coslville, belonging to tho OntarIo
nlVrf Mining company, hlbu Rock
springs, Castle GsIr, Pleasant Valley
SUI AnthfAotr o1als; PROMPT delivery
~ courteous AMI obligiug teau,sters.
nlsan oosl am iull weight guaranteed
Ohico No. 100 :, Main Street. w.. ].
Montgomery, Agent, TOT. N0.lll
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wATERNAiN rNTENsION.
MODERN NAIL CARS.
Magnificent Palace coaches for Carry.
lug Lptlsrs.

An innovation that am1usts 10 A
marvel lin mail coach operation has
lusI been iuaugurAted bsIwSon Utah
aud California. Win the change the
old style car Il displaced on the Central
Pacific between san Francisco AtOs.
ae'' Attached to this morntng,s
train which came into the Junction
city was this newest u things In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

o. rur'Iaf, Al.ugl. at lu.8O u. m.
~ No 33l south, Main strooI, parlor
rockers va oak anu uphul.trfrd, Hnsy
r'ieut bed lounge. lRrge mirror, H. :
rugs, mo Wrbster's dictionary anu
slant aud other books, ornaments ~ q
bra kels, plans, h ngIng lamp, hro
NJ 'eboatt, exc" sion ana other tables.
dining chairs, cook stove, gran ite.w are,
Brussrls 'ul utuar caTpr.s Chiup,gHEs
ami silytfwHI0, 100 Mafoi's Tuu iafs
rsrden tools, plum b'F's to.ls, 10, a
other ute'ul nft' clps.
X. A, ANDrEwB, Aucti1neot.
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IL you are Il mOurJ 'savIug person,
you should not iaii t0 attend the gree {
sssigues sale, nj lOi West Second bO.,
aud ~ once, ana unless you want a.
miss the beet ynluss Ia Cl,thing, dry
goods, shoes, ladies suits anu care. f1f
tue least money you ever tsw IT. EN- IN
your life, oil hfst-olsss desirable gouds.
IL lea very rare onRnce that such goods
are shown On the market under Ike
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

Is PuRsts CUUiD rrEAK You'd
hear sili small voicr Ia your y. oket
crying cut 10 you not 10 turn a deaf
ear 20 the good thugs We have In hnr.
ness and vehicles. Coop Wagol *
Machine O., state street
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NOu ARE HEHEHN REQUIRED TO ~.
i pear 10 an action brought against you by
We Above named plant 90 INC district couT.
% llAh' and 10 ansWcr tho comp blni NED
therein within ten dave feNrluslvs Of tho day
OF stlNoel after the service On you ~ lhs
tulhlhpns, ,ttNtl WITHIN ms county o. u
served out VI thls county, hut ~ this dlatri'L
Wlthln twenty dAya, Otherwise within forty
dh's-or judgment by default Will ba taken
AGAINST 9u' according 10 the prayer Of said
ile -sii action 10 brought to have Judge.
Wout AGAINST Goiundaut Iu tum luf llil, with
90 1871, for So attorneys fees, ana costs ~.
cruiug, alleged 10 DO due on d certain prumta.
sorry note. eHeruici bY defendant % plhinuf,
Apul 90 1874, tor sliH, with interest from uuIs
AZ D. per cent per month same being due aut
wholly unpaid aud being secured ~ mort
500 81 oven as1o 90 premises herelnatiyr
da,rubed, executed ~ deiendautto plaintiff.
70 nave tne usual decree ot this court tor iorr.
closure NJ snd mortgage ana sale ~ sad
ploul'ca, auludsing that proceeds Of such Haio
be applied m payment " amounts due ~.
above that defendant be forever barred ami
cut on from any interest M sAid premises that
purchaser no cnuuru 10 hla writ ~ pOsscuhlon
for SAID premises and for other relief sald
premises are described as follows, tOwit' An
undivided nno lth M aud TO commencing ~
\ II corner M lol q, block 80, Plat ~ balt
Lalo uhy turygy, running thence W, " rods,
thence 20 rods, tleuge D ~ rOGs, thence
n. .u rods 10 beginning, situate IN salt Lac
titv nud tuunty. tuh,
Ana you are hereby notified that Il you fsu
10 appear ana answer tho tAiu complaint ~
above required, the said plamtid Will apply ~
tho court for me relief demanded therein.
Witness, IllE uuNukAHLE JUDGKs,
ana the seal Of tho District Court of
tho rl,rd Judirial District In and Tor
,sEALi the state ~ ulah, lhls lith day or
Aprl, ~ the year of our lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
60 o &c. STANTON, Clork.
BY u H. srhAouH' Deputy CLERK
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Regular services Of the Church o.
Jesus Christ OF Latter.day Saints will
be held tomorrow at O'Clock IN the
Tabernacle; Sunday Schools IN the
various WsrJsat 10 s.m.,aud meetings
IN the city Ward Assembly II ems aud
huIarrmL MhTda 40 IuLIuML.
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N. ]. A. Sunday evening Lecture.

Tomorrow eveulug at 5 o'clock /. o..
William NJ. Stewart viii lecture In tho
tabernacle under tho su'pirss Of the
Muiual Improvement associations u
this AXE, the subloo' being "pleEs.
Wo aud Moral Rspi onsiuilty.p A
general Invitation IL extended ~ all.
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The regular semi.annual review Of
the Twonly.hpI Ward Sunday school
will b. held ~ the meeting house. 90.
morrow. Mumurr- uf tho ward uro
respectfully invited.