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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-12
The MINING MARKET.
Trading Exceedingly BRISK on tho
Stock Exchange To-day.
rnG BROKERS' ruLL or BUSINESS.
Both Listed and unlAjtd Stocks Meet
Wiih Quick SALES al Good Zig
urct-Dips aud Spurs

The brokers on the stock exchange
were full Of business today and OK
tfrmcly brisk trading wts the result.
Buyer and Npllor came together In ~
good number u irslancc', aud that
degree u lettering and tfliliug with
certain stocks was entirely uout away
with Ina this wsy many tim1, the
business which Il generally done al %
days call, was transacted, ana that
too, In the regulation half hour.
Ajax was the htst stock favored,
ana 200 shares changed hauis. BrIck
Consolidated gave the neg, instrument
10 the day's work Ia tho transfer ~
1000 SHARES. Dalton and Li's was
fuisvsd OF block Of 500 shntc', VI 5ul
GEMS, tho densuI % jj when uns
remained on tho b ard for several
Gays past, having b'en wiihtrawn,aud
'bs stock fiofci Ats lower figure. Eagle
found favor To- receiving the recognition
OF gu exchange Of 1000 SHARES, OF a
nvuft, however lew points below
that which previous blocks u the
stock nave ttIuth, o. q btlfna Il yck
T. veil thought O. 90 tht pt and u hiss
commenced pace which Will doubt.
lcst hiding 60 10 Huustsntihl recognition
" each day's cali. Yesterday u sold NJ
sl.g.l; Today 70 brought 81 o. and the
demand Tor Il st that price could not
bu satirlru. A. " Wa 800 shares
changed Ownership no thB, n.utc mgu.
Toned. The -Four Aces Hnoa eu cOusid.
rfablu strength aud rallieu o little from
quotations previously placed upon a.
O. brought "a cents Va sale VI $50
shares nnd % doubtless would have
scored more transfers mad not holdeti
10 u raised Their figure aud mate
demand Tor 70 cents. Mammoth was
also included iu today's selling tt6oks
and brought, $3.50. Mutcur waa an.
cventiul, although u fetsined its usual
strength. Two dollars was bid fgf
Sioux Consolidated, but that nruto did
not succred Ia coaXing the stock 10 the
contamination ~ sale.
The call ~ unlisted stookn gave tho
main hunoss TO RichmOnJ.A hAct nd ,
Anu the sales aggregated 10000 shater.
while. the brokers were IOAtn ~ allow
Caller Co,tofn 10 bring down his ham
mef declaring hosliii,iss on thol s,ocs
closed. Dalton met with exchanges
totaliing 1000 stArss,aul 200 % Rover
went into the days tfau8agtio.r.
The cl cling nsutes were a. iollowsi
Listed sTOCKs
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said o rcr cent would1'. do anu told
mo lgurs out how much 20 per con
No the rrau'ar nice wnul amount 90
wrote Go the huuso m received fa'
tly that the would leave tue IN ilp.
10 MT there na been an uudcnlan
Ing Httv,0usiy that some purcgn''
rgr was 10 ho pai'i ON Maicn
H.n the fret contract w4Hsl.noi in uCs
rBrIance with the tcheiuIr Z had uts.
parpI. after the contract Wa signed !
n % M0uis g. 900. ON May ION; the
payment was mRdh lu my UM !n the
il4uHf1fI hotpg received The money
from the N.us. raid Mnris 81 600 nu
Augus, an, boz MY room at tne * nuts
fofr; taiu " rris S2,uDu ngafu 1u Dec.
%. 1874. BOO my room ~ the kuu,g'ofd,
Tho rhrcg book, containing The
check subs, was i,tr0iucC1 in cv..
dgrrr. t.sptuVr with me checks eat.
reueI BY he bhuk. They were adj
mlitul aud thu duilulU n1ted cGccp'
items.
me- witness mtlhot tcslin d. "a.
mh,npI in Salt Like, after making tht
lat Payment CO. MIrfl., when, on De-
rtm0rl o .h,I ~; 'gf Drnvchtriufninr
uu DlclmHur lutu; toto again on tue
lN.h NNA N.NNNhNN VA wv aa Ntf ~
naming until the Slsj Morris
called un INC after g,tHng the
last sl,UU0 aud asked me itt the
remainder OF the rcrce Iiag there
was SGT 1900 tue on tho ~ ger cent
deal; refused o. pgy the 81, 900 but told
Old Mr., Morris g. call on mo On
The evening u December 3lsii ltlt
town and he came too lat; met Mt.
* 1ox after left my tonm sud asked
hm to take a message 10 MI NJ rfi'i
{ got receipt lrsm M3ffis il one a..
stance; my vito burned the receipt;
the receipt READ received Of
NJ. Hayden 5000 20 apply on
"a certain contract made and entered
Into ApfH o.. ls0s", the contract fc.
feuol 10 in the receipt WIS that on
ApTil D. 1874, ], In the namn OF
Andrews q Co., was - pay Moffis 20
prt cont Ou account Of the cIutrsci
with tho county.
The witness was belrg further cx.
amiurd at press time, the largo audi.
encb listening attentiyely 10 his tcsu.
m5ny, which is very damaging u The
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The Began pump which was recent.
placed IN tue property, 10 now work
tx very successfully AMI throw ing
wa,rr 10 the tur'ace OF the mine.
The Galens anu Utah miGing com.
lie, 10Th sdeclaud and paid drvl.
den . yystutuay, Iao 10 mur au Qua.
OBJ. so 50, 900 ana the latte, w 5000,
meeting nt tlo directors Of th,
MorCur Mining o0mpaf y, neld yss.or
Jay afternoon regular llInthly DIV b
Icnd u 10 cents yer share was de.
clare pay able on tue 2Oh lust
a certain rontlpmaa 10 Mantl while
tn the canyon logging the other dAy,
unrauheI body ui ore assays Oh
wn.ch show "a value vi $40 10 tic TO ,
rh. fuiEo is lo3atel about nine IA b
out OF Ma 3i,
The mem hars OF the ~ ok Exchange
a'iI hold meeting tomorrow Ht,eTnoo %
a. i.3'. IL is caliod tor thB PURPOSE ~
considering Recommendation looking
sd amtDuuinuance VI the call OF ut,.
Hiu slUCbr,
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From Bob Thompson.

And now comes the aggressive little
lug | It, Bob Thompson, and says he
hss tried 10 every way To get Dich
Case To fight him, bu1 Case don't i,ti
like taking chance with him, OIL.
though n much larger man. ThCmnot
ssserts tnat he agreed O. le. Inn
weigh lac pounds to bic 1888 pnunir.
10 eaid no would hght Bob a.
los pounds, and Bob mas given hi
tour rounds more. lie says he 70
goiug o. Butte 10 iiRht man name
Jackson. II r. can make three times %
much by ngu ting Thompson as he car
by going b Bupe. anu Thompson II D
much fmallUr man. He claims Errp
huuofs ny defeating Thomson 10 forty
four rouudn, when he we 9 led ltt
pounds 10 1hompsoBs 1888 pounds. H.
would rather leave Salt Like thar
bgut Little Bot
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10 may be- woll 20 mention that an
eminent physician who has been inyOs.
tigahng the properties ut tho different
vegetables announces that dict "
carrots amoliouto- harshn,,, Of chAmc-
tor aud reduces nervous iuitabillty.
Peas cr,ltc fatty tissue and Cucuurag,
joyounoss while uruips have Just the
opposite effect Celery taken Ia oXcoss
causcs eye trouble. while cabbage is
beneficial In pulmonary ailments, and
htuoo aids ns -odatiyo owing TO tho
opium contained in its milky juice,
which keen, thc skin clonr and frrsh.
Rcd boets are blood producing and viii
add phnpncss to Tho thinnost form,
providing they arr boiled tender New
York Journal
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sAsRlfF,s SALE.

NOTGCE y uEUrry GiNES rHr
~ uurhuant 70 On order Of sale and isfs..
Of foreclosure TO nio directed from CO. It-f
Judicial nistTict court OF the stlto N ~
tug wherein kophl w. Tayior and My
Taylor arc piaintiis ard Jedcdiah ii tly,
Mary 2. Give, hia wife. j 5. Cameron fru H.
bella ~. stevens Ars datondnuts. 10 which ti.
decree ana order OF tN'c reference is hefir
MADE, shalt espnss Tor sa,o ~ public 1u5iiss
~ che highest Bidder tor cash, At ihe go
front door " TOE county Count house ib ~
tiiy Of snlt lhke, County of salt Lac. si,is
NJ Utah. on the fth day Of June, 4. - isf A
y O'Clock noon. ali The right, title claim "a
Interest Of icdcdiah n Give. Nhry \ lits
hia wife, j \. Cameron aud Isabella M We
yVun in aud 20 The following described ~
estate. situate lying Hud being 100 thr Co6stf
OF sait iasc. state OF Utah and part eultf,
described a. FOL love, towItI
An undivided onchal interest In and lous
following described piece ur parcel % lad
situated en- thc couniy u salt lake sud ga,
OF Iihh, U VT. hoEnuinE at point lvtdU
1907 RODS cast OF the uorthwc.t corner Il -
ton thirty tIi1 IN township ono m nofn
% range one W west Of SAT- Lake Nrrfu
nhd RAINING thence south thtty.two t.!I fs.i
thence east forty tour ttl rods, thuura fdfn
thirty -nyo tnl rods. thence west flttV or
ttN rods, thUnrc south three o. rod td Jtf
place ct beginning, being part Of the uuFiuuti
quarter NJ SAID section thirty Tive tii' Hudttt
% tho torthwOat quarter ut U.Ction twenty I'd
1907 IN township and range aforesaid To
sothcr with ali tenCmeuts, hefcdiuutuia
privilege and apuufttnhuCOa thrftun ~
longing. 10 BE- Old us the property ~ Jtt,
dlah n Ollye, Mari q Jhye. his wife, d =
Cameron aud i-aUolla u. Stevens. undtriai
order OF sale aud decree in " = above rausf
Dalea At salt Lake city Utah. May iiia, A
unNEY uAUuy
~ q y. CLAIM, Deputy shlur
u. liAUuSurnN Atinrue, Tor llniutU
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beecnam 8 pnIs are Tor bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
sia' heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss Of appetite, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipationi
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all OF them.
Go by the book. Pills Ioe and
ase a box. Book free A. your
druggists or write b. +. Allen Co,
sos Canal Street, New York.
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The Puvate Secretary which hla
been translated into every olvilz e.
tongue anu played the woTld oyrI
since Penlty crested the role oil Rlhcr
SpaldlnR some fifteen yOars ago, 10 tue
bill NJ the Lyccum this week, GyoG.
ARD GrovuI's version with its attend.
ant hilarious iun kept the audience 10
continual upplc u murrimCut lat
uight. The conrdy under tho dlfcc.
ton nj Mr. Gleason " well staged AM
rlaycI. Ma. Gleason gives n good rcr.
diti1u VI the somewhat difficult role
10 the iamb.llke secretary AMI c,uso-
lots Of Ton. 10 keep strictly to On,
plot however he would appear TO bet.
ter advantage " made up 10 be Altnt
twenty years younger CHARLIE
Latham nnptVS the hongrs with MIN a.
Gibson the tailor, with 'ankerng tor
.gh zee ETY. which Il the best
thing ne has yet ATTEMPTED.
Jeun Wiener made better
impression than last week ana had
good ao0re 90 the role o. Mr.. tutlot.
mole 10 display his farce comedy pro-
peusitiss. Coulter Btiuker was seen
al his best ~ Douglas, the scapcgoat
nephew. Miss Hall and Nina Hlcason
gave gooi support NJ Eiith Matsland
ana Mics Ashford, the spitliualspinster,
respectively. Thu balance Of the cast
were up TO tho standard and materially
assisted IN tho tucess'ul ensemble.
The comedy dlsnlhys careful prepare
ton aud attention % detail aud 10 %
crcdilable ptoduation. The Rnsclls
between acts iuuulged Ia new
specially turn that nrcCssltaled b
couple O' recalls.
The bill ~ given last evening wi !
10 on fut tuu bRlancH the week.
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NOTICE Is uEHEBN GIVES rHr
~ pursuant 70 an ORDER ~ sale and deere
81 foreclosure 10 me directed nom the thff
Judicial District court OF the state Of tlil
County % salt Lake, ina cause therein ussi
inT WHEREIN John a. smith ts y ainuu ttL
Emmh 4. Lewis, ndminisiratfiN OF the ei.us
Of John :. Lewis, deceased, and tmma
Lewis are defendants, TO which SAID d6Gfts
ana order Of sale reference ~ hereby made
shall expose Tor sale IT. uubllc suction % he
highest bidder Tor cash 1t the wet from i1gf
ofthe county court house IN tho city n "a
Lake, county Of salt axe, state OF t.ah O
tho 9TH day ~ Iuno, a. u. 1905. A. T. o'0l0n
noon, all the riHht, tile, clam a1i
interest 81 fmma a, Lewis, Admiuarlun
of The estate % John :, Lewis, deceased. AZ
Lmma 4. lnwit. In and u tho following O.
scribed real estate SITUATE, lying and uoing 70
The county Of salt Lake, state u Utah Aud rif
ufulsrly described ne follows, 10 wit
All OF the south hat % lot eight tsI boz boa
i've t3I, plat J., salt lage CITY survey. ttltnt
IN salt Lake CIV. County u ualt iAtU ~
state ~ Utah o. hc cold a. The pfOucrY u
Immh A lowis, AdministFAtriN OF The estate
Of John ! iewis, decreased, ana Emma A.
Lewis, Under said order Of sale aud decree De-
the above cause
naied NJ SaIt lake city. Utah, May lat
HARVEY HARDY. sbcua
iY q. = iLAuk. usputy sHrIf
". iiNUrfNHruNt 'uornsV fnv i.iHirt|H
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Two hundred shares NJ Ajax at 81
cpuls; ,OOl Brick CUn,yli iaIou Al 81
GENTS; 0uu Dalton Agu Lark at 5ui
c,up; 2,Ouu Eagle NJ Do cent; 800
Ga,ona at 81 90; 80 Four Aces at 81
cvuts; 200 Msmmolh at $3.50; 100 lI u.
YER ~ 80 cruts and 100 NJ ~; LOO
Dalton ~ ubnts. 1000 ate. AnI +. .uUu
1T S; 1900 u.chmVrd Anaconda a. 3D.,
ceuls, 1000 1T AMI 1000 81 (
r0lRl shares t1li, Is 6iU.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES.
Reports of the Go,pal work Ia samoa
aud Germany.

Elders Lewis y. Butnham N Fu u
land, New Mexico, and J. w. Book
whose home il In Paris, ldabc, called
at the Ntws Office touay on their 10.
iutn home rom mission 10 the Sa-
moan islaudr. The former lett this
city on May 20, 1898, and the latter on
December IS, 1899. Thoy report hAv.
Ing had an enjoyable time la6oring
among the natives Of the samoan isles,
hud state that thework In that par, OF the
earth IL In fairly prosperous condition.
The Inhabitants are kiud nud hosp I.
able aud the Edefe OF the Mormon
Church have warm place In tn "
hearts.
There are now thirty missloahii 4
labOfing there and all are enjoying sX.
cellent health aud feel we'll In the
work In which they are engaged,
Elder Bufnham has lab0fed mainly
on tho island OF Savaii while Elder
Beck has fplnt most Of HE tins In
preaching h. the people Of UpOlu,
Elders J. II. Barton VI this oiiv and j..
II. Rasband OF Heber CITY 10 rltd
home at the same time.
Elder Henry Hasler Of Mount
Peasant VINO called ut this office
today, returned this morning from
his missionary lab3n In Ger.
many. He lott lT his field Of labor
on June 20, 1893, aud has spent the
whole time OF his absence In pfoselyi.
log among the people Of that district
| The work In Germany II nuufishlng
| aud new fields are constantly being
/ opened up. The Eldefb receive
good treatment In their travels among
the people and they have very liltl,
| Opuuailloa 10 encounter.
| Tneto also arrived with Elder liza
ier, Elders OicaT wilkins OF Prove
John X. Bchious and J John Il. Schohi
OF Logan, Alma V. Hush ~ Paysor
ard J. II. McMastrr VI Brigham CITY
The latter two have been lab'ring Il
| Great Bfithin,
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People dnd iu,t the hclp they 20 much
need, in Hood, Sm-uparillo II tar
ui.hcs the desired strength by pun-
tying. yilalymg and eurichiug the
blood, and thus builds mp the nerves,
tones the stomach and regulate. the
whole ,y-tciu. Read this:
"I want TO praise Hood sarsaparillh.
My health run down, mud had the grip.
After shat, my heart aud nervous system
were badly affected, 40 that could 100, do
my own work, our physician gave me
some help, but did not cure J decided
Co try Hoods Sauaparlla. Soon could
doa'l my uvu homework. nave taken
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Ey,rybsd Friend was presented
so 81 guIlIuco VI the GlaGd Ia,
evening ana while the Performance
saa marked with some uncertainty DO
no lluer, the production on the Who'll
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vas GOOD one. Jeanne KoBnark a.
Nif. Fcataefly msde the most Of her
rnrt, o. on Msa rrusx IT, the role Of
Mn. swaudowu. Mrdge Carr Cock ~
ME-. wellington DE Boots crest.
cd much laughter with btI
quaint makeup and dressrs q
ye oiien tine. Upon the shoulder
Oh Walter Edwafda roatei the rendition
~ tho somewhat diflicult role 81 Mt
Felix Fcatncrly but no handled !,
with ease and acquitted himself vcTJ
well. Tho makeup ai II. y. Bitbo'
more o. WclnletOu ID Boots was *.
Uollcni ar1 his manner Oi banullug
hit IS aWl1 lex was funny. Chap. w.
X Ing cB nytd tho part Of bedrock IN
manner hardly up 20 that required,
though frat night Performances are
b enerally cxcusablr. Mr.. Royce a.
rfap aud Helen Henry a. tbs maid
made up the balance Oi tue cast. This
Q lay continues Throughout, the week.
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Mt. Church, one Of tho pfoprlet'so
NJ he GHiiiihs Faust company, In
Town yesterday, and sa.ed that biz
business all over the cluulfy was Whist
b 8 cUmIaIy wrte experiencing. Faui
ana the FoOl'. Revenge vii be givet
NJ tho rhoatcf ny the company mex.
~ may sud Tuesday, May ls.h an
lgih.
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The judicial convention this morn.
ing was OF short duration aud Judge
Street was elected judge Of the Ihird
district without opposition.
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DAYS QUOTATIONS.


INV Nuuk, MAY ~ stock market opened
strong and higher under moderate puFthaHUs
Tor 10th arcUuuta. Highcr prices Tor Amer
cans abroad exercised considerable nnuUncp.
Tue activity auhfidCd soon after iU. li, but
thu inila improvements were fully retained
Granger and southwestern shares were
huoycd by favorable government crop 90.
port.
4 TCaruOnatV movement developed soon
after . iu which special pressure was direct.
ud against some HpCcialtios. \ aiarp frar.
uohal recession occurred In grHngcra and
sugar
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Tonight At the Flrt NJ. L. church,
Rose Hartwick Thorpe. author Of
Cuffow Must Not Ring ronignt, an
r.. Carson rhorru, author anu humo..
ist, will give nn authors recital. d
low ptic Of n1mlssiou will he charge.
anu an entertaining evening IL prom
layd.
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COMMERCIAL.


sALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE
Today's clearing house oHchnng"
amounted 10 s27s ,u75. Same day ln'
yenr, sl3s,3l2.
TODAYs QUOTATIONS.
New York. Silver, 8, IS lead, s1OO.
London.--Silver, 30 lb.t6i.
ORE AND BuLLfoN.
Welle, Fargo d Co. received today:
Penn. bullion, 5000.
w. =. McCofuick & Go. received 10.
DAY; Hapauer bullion, 81 $50; Cynu.
ides, sli,700. Total, sl5,bjJ.
4. X. jones X %. received to lay;
Bullion, sll, 200; ores, sl4,50). Total,
$4,000.
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ttNruN IN this Uitr. nt % d no, Ma i.
lt'i, OF pneumonia. Ruth. infant daughter of
Arrhci anu susan Nrtuplc clayton.
iuurrnl nom rcfiiruUC ut Nrss NhiuplU, |ft
wUHt Third Nufth street, Ou Nccntfday, ~ O
r.m, tucndt invited.
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without knowing in any degree what they
uiUlf uH what unuuHihiltirH and trials
they bring The Highest ard best thing
that iuy woman can do u in beat and NAT
healthy. intelligent children THE accom-.
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tif.ly upon hes health and particularly
uu0r the health and strength Of The organs
distinctly feminine. Che state Of thy glil
dion both intellectual aud physical d..
r.uds On tie mother iI She decent care
CROUCH iot hut uyu comfort and happiness
o. take the paper cute of herself She Ger
taiuiy ought To dn it for thc sake OF her
children 10 vgry large oztsut The de-
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in thg months before his BIRTH During
that time d. determined whether or not he
/. ta he nf robust health aud strong intel
lrrt During That time hiH uiind and body
tf. started uu the ralh that they will follow
through lilu CfeumstlncOH may iuhu
curu him, bu, Doe cannot got away rom tNr
effects Of ore natal influence OuC Of the
principal uses of d. Pierce fayoutc Pre-
sgfiutiun T. the pfcuamuun NJ prospective
tn1thcfs fnf the time of TRIAL aud danger
that comes when Guild h. born. Tile Pre-
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and lessons pain and danger 10 iusurc7 thr
perfect well being and The perfect health
~ both mother aud child Eygy woman
should know these things before she really
need. 10 know them Thctc are man"
things IN Dr. pigrgr.H Common Sense
Medical Adviser that every wpm.n ought
CO know This celebrated work has reached
sale Of 90 ON copies at $3.50 each. The
expense ~ production having thus been
covered coo on copies are nov being given
away A copy will be- sent 10 any address
on receipt Of twenty one .,u one cent
STAMPS 10 cover cost of mailing 0Hh
Address WORLDS psrtssNUy MID.
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The counsel ot
Older women De- of
iuu atimahlc valu
a ui taken idea ti
.modrstv prgvcnts
many girls Gum
|leafuinv tfr tliiurs
that thcv ought TO-
know fore they
assume t'ic dutiga
Of m1iflmonv aud
maternity Women
generally take these
most important
strps Boz tiiH " lives.
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IuRNEp aTAIEls EvInENlE.

Martin Haykon was then called by
the prosecution and examined by Mt,
Narlan. witness stated that me- was
agent for Andrews s. co. aud hsd
been connected with tue firm lot lhtur
ysan; was under indictment Tor Ger.
lain Transactions with Bhlt Luke
,lunty; knew Joseph H. Morris; met
aim hrst at tue WorIu'B Fair in
either October Or y vemner, Ia ls93,
Meisrs. Cahoou anu BtmleFgrr war,.
with him, met MN aNJfw AIDS
a. the business house of an.
rows & Co. in ChioasO; Introduces
HE Morris 10 members N the u,
,ume 20 Salt Lake ON the -S,h Of Dec
snbOI, 1888; came 10 get the cintisct
0r interior furnishing VI the county
luildiru Tor Andrews * Cos met Mr.,
Morris here ana he told me tu go nhvHI
lnd get out my schedule; hu asked me
Z | had figured up tbs cost VI tho fur.
1itute anu / told him hat not, he
ssUi me 10 DO 40 anu / diG; when
Ial done 40 Morris tskeu me d. 1 mad
'ided q certain percentage Tor Clmmlt-
loaf tpld him | Ind not uuu
40 tald l had better write 20 my firm
lhi get instructions itOm them,
Vgoto and afterwards informed Morris
nat 0 per cent would be added; hr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-12

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-06-27

Jackson Park. in Vaudeville, is
getting to be the great popular re-
sort. The beautiful grounds have
been charmingly fitted up and im-
proved, aud on gala days the flags
Of all nations are displayed. The
general effect il most enchanting.
The comfort Of the ''iuner man" is
also well provided for. The enter
prising proprietor, Mr.. Jules Ma
nand, deserves great credit for
having established this great at
traction in our sister town on the
Lake shore.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-06-27
Land Once, New Orleans, La, /
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Land Once, New Orleans, La, /
June 2, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
inc-nAmed settler has fled notice Of his
intention to make final proof In support
Of his claim, and that said proof
viii be made before the Clerk Of the
District Court, at Covington. La.. on
Mon day, Jaly 20. 1896. viz:
JOHN LOUSTALOT.
Whdmade homestead entry NO. Is. lOs.
for the north haf Of the south west
quarter and lots 2 and 8 in section 5.
township 8. south range - east. 5.
Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land Wig:
]. Beaujea:tx. NJ. Lloyd, Ernest Bean
jeaux and Emile Strain, oil Of st. Tam
many Parish, In.
Jc Get G McD BRUMDY, Register.