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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16

"As jolly as sand boy represents
the houning to and fro Of q marine m
acct seen everywhere along our coasts.
whose leaps give the idea OF mirtn ana
jollity.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16
Must Pay Postage.

Railroad companies no longer may
carry their business letters over their
own roads without paying postage to
the government. An order has been
received from Postmaster General Will
son by Major Stewart and Postmaster
Hesing, insisting upon the enforcement
of the postal laws against railways car.
rying their own letters. An exception
is made in favor of letters that have
to do with the business Of the train car
rying them. But all letters to station
agents and officials are forbidden to be
carried without postage, and the in
spectors are directed to enforce the law.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16
A Tent Collapsed.

A serious mishap that will disar.
range the Christian Endeavor meeting,
which is now in session in Washing
ton, occurred Thursday evening. The
tent "Williston,' one of the largest
stretches of canvas on the white lot,
blew down and appears to be wrecked.
1t is feared it will be impossible to
raise it again. as it is watersoaked and
torn. This tent was calculated to hold
about 10, 900 people.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16

Turkish Reserves Called Out.
Salonica July7.-All the Turkish
reserves IN the DISTRICT have been called
ont
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16
A dispatch from Cairo says that the
cholera returns for June show 4.419
cases and s, sos deaths.


Forty whites and 100 Zulus repulsed
a strong force Of Mashonas at Rriscoe's
farm, in Matabeleland, killing twenty
five. There have been further mas
sacres, and in some instances Mashona
native police killed their officers.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16
Counterfeiters Caught.

A st. Louis detective has succeeded
in capturing gang of oounterfeiters.
A complete set of tools was found in
their possession. Those arrested have
hitherto borne good characters, one Of
whom is a regular practioing female
physician. There was also found by
the elective Photographic engrav-
ing of a $40 bill, some of the bills, the
copper plates and all necessary para
phernalia for etching the plates.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16
Russian Town Destroyed.

The town Of Kobrin, in the province
Of Grodnovisk, Russia, has been
burned. Three hundred houses were
destroyed and 2,000 people are home
less.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16

An enterprising statistician has dis
covered that Philadelphia has 126
women's clubs devoted to po.atical
study.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16
Dollars and Cents Proposition
1T CONCERNS YOU

Do YOU know the value of One Dollar in purchasing Dry
Goods Clothing Shoes, Carpets, Lace Curtains Draper
les etc2 If you do, the following prices will send you
direct to
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16
Three BuildinRs Burned

The Central hotel and two buildings
belonging to the G. P. K. Paint Co. at
San Luis Obispo, CAL, were destroyed
by fire.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16
Regatta In Astoria.

At Astoria, active preparations are
already being made for the third an
nual regatta which takes place in that
city in August. Valuable prizes are to
be offered for the various events, and
it is expected that large numbers of
boats will be entered for the races.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-07-16
Jury Disagreed,

The jury in the case Of John D.
Hart, Captain John O'Brien and the
others Of the steamship Bermuda,
charged with violation Of the neutral
ity laws by aiding and abetting mill
tary expedition to Cuba, have rendered
a sealed statement of disagreement to
Judge Brown. They were discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-19

II rhoy nro warmly nouseu, frediy FED.
and then left TO themselves. Even boys
do not always rush to the woodpile vol
unfairly 20 warm thoir blood in nip
ping morning. For exercise. then, q
part Of tho day b ration Of whole grain
should DO scattered in litter, 30 that 10
will be rodiscoyercd grain by grain.
This should DO tho second feed. As
fowls are early risors, tho hot breakfast
should DO given NJ early us possible,
then, Just before school, II the caretak-
or goes 20 school, abundant pure water
aud little scattered grain, to keep
them busy through the day. Then In
the afternoon. before the early twilight,
moro grain. for whole grain e. best at
night. especially In very cold weather.
Gravel, dust baths, broken crockory or
oyster shells, promptnoss IN removing
droppings-all these are things 20 keep
IN mind, and 10 give the requisite odd
bits Of time 20 supplying. But the do
mnud Is not o largo one. Added 20 those
will DO tho task u gathering mp tho eggs
every day, and " tho cgg basket Ia heavy
surely nobody will complain.
Judged by official reports, Tho crops
Of 1890. excepting corn. arc likely TO
have more fa7orable weather and to be
larger than those Of the droughty year
Of 1895.
Captain Jack and Manchester are com
sidorod two Of tho best strawberries 10
raise by irrigation, as they carry thor
fruit high and no keep the berries ont Of
tho water.
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NOTICE. oF ASSESSMENT.

The Eagle Foundry and Machine Company. a
corr Grafton, whose principal place " bus
iucss 10 At Iho CITY Of RAFT Lake, utAh.
ny uTICE Is hereby GIyEN THAT Al
N Amcetiug Ot the dirce lora Of said cor.
pUThtou held on tho 10Th day Of August, lsio,
an assessment ~ $3.50 per share was LEVIED
on the capital stock u the said corporation,
The sAid HsHsHamunt sO much thereof 40 has
not already been PAD may DO PAID 70 the ircA',
urer ~ tnid corporation Al ~ once IN tho
tity of tAt LaEu, uthh, on or before the md
day OF March, 49,, Any such assessments
which may remain uuuaid on he 3rd day u
Marcn, lssI, viii be delinquent AID the stock
upon which any Assessment may remain IN.
paid ana delinquent On tho day last above
named Will be advertised Tor sale - public
auction. and unless payment u made before,
Will he sold on MundHy, the 2lri day of Marcia,
1870, or 90 much thereof a. may DO necessary
10 pay the said delinquent assessment, iog An,
erwin the cost Of advertising and expense VI
sale.
Dated this 29,h day OF January, 1903.
W. u. GRANT,
sseTetarJ Of tho Eagle Foundry and Machine
once az No 90 Yves, Fust South street,
nlt Lake CITY, Utah,
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NOTICE.

To tho Stockholders Of the Bullion, Deck 4
Champion Mining 90, u corporation,
VoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
u tho regular annual meeting Of tho stock
holders Of said corporation will be held at the
Onlco OF thu company, room 400. McCOrnick
Bank building, san Lake CITY, Utah, on Mon.
day, Tho second day Of March, proNimO, a. the
officers for the onsuing Z year, and Tor the trans.
action of such other business As may properly
come before the meeting.
liy order Of Tho board Of Directors,
" H. BRAriE, Secretary,
SALT LAKE CuN, Feb 10, 1874
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is uIRLBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will DO meeting OF the stock.
holders Of The walker HTolhora 4 fylot Com.
panv on the .tth dhy OF February, A a. lsd,
AZ 10 O'Clock a. u,, ~ tho once OF tho com.
porAupn" OF said company, in this, toswitf
ny stuklng out OF Article one o. Of said
Avticlca OF incorporation the worda THE
walker broghers a fy'er Company" and In
aertiug In lou thereof these words "Malker
brothers Dry Goods Company
NJ, H. WALLER, President
n WALKER. secretary.
Dated this attn Gay OF January 1896,
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

u. s.IASD OFFICE,
salt LhtH tlty, Utah,
December 10th, 1898,
COMPLAINT HAVING HEEN ENTERED
~ NJ tus Oilce by sarah O., -hOrcs against
Ernest n, Lair, Tor abandoning his nome
stead entry No, 9.lIl dated May lih, i.D1, upOu
the northeast quarter 0i the southeast qu AFTER
Of section 81, and the northwest quarter Of the
southWcst quarter OF section ~ township
with 4 view 10 the cancellation ct said entry,
the SAID parties are hereby aummOued 10 an
pear ~ thia ONCE ON Tie .0th day Of February
1875, Of 10 O'Clock o. M, 60 respond and furnish
testimony coneeraing said alleged abandon
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VOU ARE HEREHY REQUIRED TO Ar.
pear Iu an action brought ugAiuHt you by
the above named nlAiuuu IA tnN blaulci Court
Of the Third Judicial District Of tho Territory
Of Uuh. aud 10 answer hg complaint niod
therein within ton days exclusive Of tnu day
uf tCTlCUl after the service on you of thih sun,
mons-t served within This county, Or
ferycd out o W. county, but In this district
dayt-or Judgment by default will be- tatOn
against YOU, according to Mo prayer OF said
ibs SAID action b brought to have Judgment
agninH defendant Mar Laniio in sum Of
81 see. with interest from Tee, ], ltiA, a. per
cent per annum, for Z with interest ihoftoa
per cent per month, for 500 win interest
yer month, for $50 laacs, With ln!orss,
gl-U Attorney fcrs. and cost of suit, alleged
90 be- due on a certain prumlsaOry n0to, tKCs
cutcdby deieudhntMAry Lantie ioplainuh, NoN
10. 1855 iot 81 with intcrchlfrum date ~ por
cent per auuum according 10 tcuur OF ten IN
toTcsl coupon notes thereto uuached-6ame
icing due AMI unpaid aayo interest a. shove,
ana buing secured by motWago Of even dalo
on promises hereinafter described, executed
by SAID defendant 90 plaintiff 10 have PLAN.
an = mortgage declared nfst lieu on SAID
premises, uud 90 nave said premises sold aud
proceeds applied ~ payment o. amounh due
~ above 80 have defendants barred ana fore.
closed Of all right claim or equity OF redcmp-
ton IN said prUmisua; 20 have deficiency
Judgment against defendant Latte. and for
oiheT relief. said premises are described as
iollows 90 wit Fart Los d, Block ", flat "a"
SAT- Lake city survey beginning At
point seven rods west IRON nlrih'
east lcorner, tald lot G., running
thence wrstthrc rods, thence south ala rode.
thence east three rods, thence north ak RODS
10 bUnnuingi also pan Lots and 3, lilo't
a. rlat a. ali Lake City survey, commencing
10 point one rod west from northeast
corner OF sad lot Q, running thouco south ten
rods, thence east thIrtg nine ana unc half feet
thence north ton rods, thence west thirty nine
and onr.half feet 90 bCEnhinEi also part
OF Lot s.. block H. Plat "a" SAT Lake
city survey, commencing a. the fouihwcst
corner o. said lot A,fuuuing thence cast twenty
ruds, thence north two aud onu-half rods
thence west twenty rods thence south two and
one h1lf rods 20 beginning situated On salt
lake CITY and County, Utah Territory,
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
TO uUWeM and answer the SAID complaint az
above required, the uAid plnlnuh Will apply
10 tho art Tor Tho rcliOf demanded thuToih
MINES, the Hon Samuel a, Merritt, Judge
and rho real OF the district court Of
tie Third Judicial nlHtrict, IN and for
lEEALl tho Territory Of Utah, this seventh
day Of December, IN the year OF cur
lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninOty.nya
David O, DUNBAR,
ny gro. d. Looms, Deputy CLERK,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The west Gable Mining aud Milling CO.. prn
cluai place lus.uCst, salt Lake
Cly. Utah

NrCICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ hmoounE % The Hoard ot directors OF
tho above named CORPORATION held o. ~ gen.
oral once lu salt Lake tlif, Utah. on the tih
dAy OF ubruary, ltpi. an asfcH'mcnt OF three
thuunnnd dollars, or one cent ner snare was
ti0n payable 90 tlo llih day ~ March. 1891, 20
8. o.. CLARKE, SECRETARY % tlc corporation ht
90 general nflcrs, suite 1ll lruHcaa building,
salt Lake city, Utah. any stock upon which
the assessment may rumnin unpaid on Tho Do b
day Of MArcn. 1880, Will DC delinquent, and add
vuruatd Tor sale nj public auction aul unless
payment BE- mAdc before VIII hr Hold uu thn iih
dly Of Anil. 80. t0ipay Che delinquent assess.
meat together with COSTS a ndVCriitinF and
orrOnsn OF sale. A. q. CLARKE,
Secretary OF the West Gable Mining and Mill.
nv 20 suite 30. Progfcti buiIdisg, hall
Lake City, Utah.
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most important deviation IL that the
cows give richer milk and make more
butior than their ancestors In Holland
did. Our climate in drior 20 that the
milk docs not run 30 water 40 much.
Another reason. aud tho main one, is
that the American breeders oi iolstoin.
Fricsians hav0 been on tboir mottlo 10
mako those cows appear equal 20 the
Jerseys ia butter making qualities
They havo bred and Tod tho animals and
selected thom with Wow 90 this cspo.
oial purpose. Some Of them arc Of opin.
ion that they hnyO proved thoir case.
too. since several Holstoin cows, Nota-
bly, Bri@on's Belle, have given trcmon.
dous butter yields.
Our illustrations show some improved
Holstoin stock az exhibited ~ the New
York show They belong 60 the hord Of
A. A. Curtclyou, Noshanic, n. j.
Tho bull soldeno II ~ n remarkable
specimen ~ tho family His body h
nearly all white. spotted with black. A
popularity u tho spots is that they have
blue mnrlsings," that IL, they ur0
shaded on with "a decided blue tiugo
around the edges. soldono ia American
bred through and through, His cont is
az emo 49, sili, and his skin is Of the rich
yollow lingo 10 which Guernsey breed.
ors point with pride In thoir favorito
dairy cattle. n a bull can be- guntle at
all, which tho writor hereof dgubia do.
cidodlv, here s. the follow. with hi4
mild ~ and hcccy tail. This animal
has won over 80 prices
Tho cow rs an imported animal She
Is years old and has remarkable
milk and butter record, having given 20
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NOTICE FOd PUBLICATION,
U. r. LAND OrTiCH,
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah

U. r. LASD OFFICE,
salt Lake CITY, Utah,
December 90 49,.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENrENtD
~ a. thls once by sarhh D., shores against
William j. hYlcr Tor abandoning hIu homo
tlond entry No 1900, dated November
p, lt3l, upon the west halt Of ulItI.
west quarter, section %, township q rnH H.
range west, lu halt Lake tHH..y
ltah, with view 70 the Clurg.t 4uu
uf said entry, tho SAID parties arc luryN. 1000
iuonod 10 appear az this nnice on tho eul ily
OF March, 1895 NJ 10 O'Clock %. IN, o. rHsplul
aud fnrnish testimony concerning sand slgsga
abandonment,
BIEoA GBoo Register,
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Uou AUE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
n pear In On action brought against you ~
tuu above named plainun iu tho district court
OF me Third Judicial District % tho Territory
OF ttah. aud 10 answer the comp iaint nicd
therein within ten days tONcluavo OF thu day
Of surviccl after The service on you u tbs
Hummons=if served within This county, or "
served out OF this county, bot in thia diatfi't,
within twenty daysi oihrrwIfo within forty
daff-ot judgment hy default VIII Do tskun
against 700, according 10 tho prayer OF said
NC SAID action Il brought % have decree
OF the court diHsoliuF mo bonds OF matu'
muny rNmuug between plAiuuu Ana defend
Ant. adiudung that tlainuu have the custody
Of tho minor Chiid, iTHut Of Haid marriage ana
her costs herein expended, with other relief,
prayed on the ground that IN August, lttl, the
drft nuAnt Wiltully ana without CautC deserted
aud abandoned plaintiff, aud since said Nmn
has failed and ftli fails 90 provide plaintiff
with tho common uor1sHarics Ot life.
Ana You are hereby uUtlud that u you fail
10 mptAr ami AnHWUr the SAID complaint ~
above required. the said plaintiff viii apply 10
tho court tor tho relief demanded therein.
Wines, tho Hon, samuel a. Merritt Judge,
and thu seal Of tho District Court -
tho THIRD Judicial District IA and Tor
lsEAL.l tho Territory ~ utAh, thia Oh day Of
December, IN the year Of cur Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
DAVID Q. DUSBAR CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-19

Legislators AMI trnngrinnR Cic1s woro
laboring undor the effects u n champagne
supper, followed by a champagne break
fast Smiths name had bcen put whore
Jones ought TO have boom. and "wisoy
worsoy, as tho Latin poet hath it.-Ex.
change.
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HANDSOME AoLsrelEs.

some Prize MIX Stock at the New York
Exhibition.
Some Of tho best looking Holstoin.
Friesiau cattle over seen anywhere were
exhibited at the Now York live stock
show. Tho Holstoin.Friosian whose an
ccstors have boon born and bred In
America for several generations shows
considerable deviation from the original
typo as imported from Holland. Tho
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,Lato % ElIen N. nalIer. aeeaassa.

NOTICE II Hereby GIVEN by the
~ undtralgnod, administrator OF the
estate OF Ellen g. Butler, deceased,
10 ihe creditors o. and an persons hAy.
my claims against the SAID deceased, TO exhibit
hom WITH mo necessary vouchers, within ten
months after tho FIRST publication Of this mo-
ice, % the said administrator. NJ the onioc
OF taylor, NomnaY, Armstrong company, cor
noT south Temple aud second West streets no
SAT- Lake Cliy, IN tho County OF salt Lake,
Dated February, 10. 1854
OhsOS n ROMNEY,
Administrator OF the estate Of Ellen N,
Butler, deceased.
. James NJ. AaFla. GttarnGH fas s.t.i~
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THEY ARE HERE,

Our Fall Stock of BASE BURNERS and
other Heating Stoves. Come and select
one before the next cold snap, when you
may be sorry you have put it off so long.
JAMES-SPENCER-BAT CO.,
81 Main Street,
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city ana county BOT Of NsssltLakc o.
J. David ~ Emery. Recorder 90 and for said
city, DO hereby certify that Che above and fore
F0inEtH n Coli, true ana correct copy of au on.
dinnucC CHtiucd IAN ordinance dang tho
number Of Uf.rHrs aud men 0i which ihn Poo
uHU Department uf huIt Lake CITY hhAll con-
HftN passed. by toe city Council ~ HAt Lake
Ity. State OF Utah. February %, 1921, aud APP
proved hY thO Mayor. February a.. i,t, o. hp'
peara of record In my Office
Iu witness whereof hlNr horrunt1 fot NY
hand and HMnUd the corporate seal OF fuld
city. this the l1th day ~ February. a W, 1900.
lhDaLl DAVID s., rMtUf.
49, Iss. City Recorder.
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aAN 'NNANNN|N MMNNN NNN NHNNA|N HA NN..
ard men u which the police department.
Of -alt Lako CITY shall c0nsHt
srcuoSi /. he Il ordained by tho CIV Coun.
eil 81 SAT- taEo CITY. -tatr uf ltaui That tlu
Police Department ~ salt lakHtIty shall con.
aist Of tho Hoard Of Police ono fifo tummlss
tionCft, chief and % Captain of Police, tNo
ucsk -OrEchnu and taoutY.Clglt additional
officers and men.
section . That itthail Do tho duty Of the
Board % iuicc and fifo Commissioners ims
mCdiatrig after the appr1ia % 0i thla ordinance
60 ditlrIfH from the SAID Police Department a
aunlflaut uumhUr of Officers and men 70 reduce
w force u fald department. 60 nc number
aiH.gnatrd by section I N iha ordnance,
Section o. Az ordinances ln rouuict win
thiu ordinance are hereby repealed
section This ordinance shall take eject
from aud after its approval
rusaOd by go city Council n salt Lake city,
state Of Utah, February %, 100 and referred
10 TIE Mayor for hia approval
DAVID 4. EMENi, city Recorder.
Aupro~cd This tho 18Th iay 90 ic1fuarr,A d.
1915. JANIS OLkNDlNNtNG, Mayor
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Now that winter is actually upon rs,
hens must be- encouraged 20 scratch for
themselves Exercise h indispensable to
choir host thrift, but they win noglect II
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BOWEN.
pounds OF milk in "a hours, producing
ga pounds Of butter q day. At the in.
iorstato fair az Bothlehom, Pa. Bowen
won tho sweepstakes prize over all IA q
buttor maker, imported Holstoin Erie
sian though she "a.
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BuMMnHs-

In the District Court 10 and for tho Third
Judicial u strict Of uAh Territory,
County Of nslt Lake,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

principal place OF business tait LAKE
CITY, Utah Location of Nine,
uiaInC county, Idaho.
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The People ~ tho Territory OF Utah send
gtoot'ngi no Mary Lantge and George
Salisbury, defendants
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Truth A. Miner, piainuu. "a Mary Lanlte aud
George Salisbury, defendants
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NOTICE. THEUE ARE pELlNQu
" mon the ioiI9wIng described sf1cg on
account Of asseasment levied on tho twenty,
siNth .l1ih, day OF December, i-i'i ihe seseIM
amounts set opposite Che names % tha fcapeo-
tive ahlfch0.ders, o. f0ii0w13
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court 10 and Tor the Third
Judicial district OF Utah rHrr.torY.
County u salt Lake.
Anna 81. Paulg. plaintiff. C.n
IIrrum Rul.eh ranLh. detendAnL

The Pconic n tho Territory Of UiAh send
Greeting 10 hyTum Russell fauik, aeiend'
ant
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

sheep Rock Mining and MILLING COMPANY
location and principal place Of buiines7'
an L---n NV
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WlSCOMB & COMPANY,
staple, Fancy and Green Groceries
- East. First South Street.
AN ORDINANCE

An Ordinance nyins The number o. oricsrs
ard men % which Tho police department.
Of raft Laho CITY shall consHt
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FOR A FEW CENTS ANY pERsoI
CAN OBTAIN A SUPPLY TO SEM
ABROAD TO FRIENDS, AND THESI
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
PREACH THE GOSPEL AS EFFECTU
ALLY AS MISSIONARIES! TRY
BY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
TO YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.