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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-15

LEGAL.
Publication Notice.

Publication Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY, ss'
In the Circuit court in ehaneery, September
term. 1896.
Sadie Dickinson vs Herbert Dickicsoa,
AM6avit Of non-residencc Of the above defend.
ant, Herbert Dickinson, having been fsled in th<
CLERKS once Of the circuit court Of said county
notice 10 he Z, fore hereby given to the raid non
resident defendant that the complainant fled he
bill Of complaint In said court. on the CHANGER,
side thereof on the 5th day Of May, 1885 and
that thereupon summons issued ont Of eait
coart, wht rein said suit lie now pending refurna
Bile on the hrsI Monday in the mouth Of sepiem-
Der ne H. as is by law required.
Now, uDises you. the said non-resident 6efvnd-
ant above mined, Herbert Dickinson, ehail perpon
ally be and appear before rald circuit court, OF
the Frs, day cf the next term thereof TO be holder
ut Rock lelsnd in and for the said county, ON III,
drst MONDAY ia SCI ten Der next. and pie 3D. answer
or dsmur 10 the said compiainant's bill Of com
plant. tine same and the matters and thing
therein charged and stated will lie taken a. con-
feesed. an1 = decree entered against you accord
ing 70 the prnyerof said bin.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE. Clerk.
Rock Island. III May z. 1885.
8. II. kESwosrHY, Compartments Solicitor.
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usual, and, bending forward, he anx-
iously watched the young mans face.
If there were time, would advise
you to push rapidly to the west and so
shake these hounds from your trail
But do you think, if we were to
break camp now and push ON with all
speed. that we could do this?''
II do not"
"What then?''
II would at once build q strong cor
raj on the bank Of the river and place
within it all your wagons, stock and
other property"
That is sensible
And within the corral should erect
q defense commanding every foot of the
inclosure and large enough to hold all
your people"
GOOD again"
"A dozen good rifles can keep the
gang at bay"
Until all our provisions are exhaust
ed:''
"Yes, if you cannot get help in the
meantime"
But where can we look for help?'
Il will find it," said Louis Kyle,
clinching his hands, while his eyes
blazed with resolution.
But where can you find it?" asked
the captain, who still maintained his
quiet but deeply interested manner.
MY father will come to the rescue. -
He is only one man.
AYE, but he is giant in strength
and q lion at heart We have a dozen
Indians and half breeds on our place,
Oh every one Of whom we can count to
the death. These are all armed. But ]
should not wholly rely ON them.
should send couriers asking for aid to
the mining camps, 60 miles to the
northwest, and to the military posts at
kcogh and on the Yellowstone.
You are u born soldier; but your
plans involve long time, do they not?''
Yes, to q man starving it would be
q long time, but it would not be SO long
TO strong, well fed men battling for
their lives and the honor Of their wom-
en-" said Louis Kyle with an increase
Of energy and earnestness.
when do you intend returning?"
mot till my horse is rested"
About dark?" and the captain look
cd cut ut the sun sloping westward.
1T will be better after dark.
so expeditions were Alice and her sis
ter that in u very short time Louis
Kyle was set before the very best dinner
that the calsp afforded aud large enough,
to satisfy ;he appetite Of a starved
giant. Fad his real purpose in coming
been suspected, the women-they were
nearly all yOung-would not have stood
there laughing and declaring that the
stranger was one Of the handsomest men
they had seen since leaving home.
The sun seemed resting in a canopy
Of opaline clouds on the crest of the
western mountains when Louis emerged
from the tent. So great was the change
wrought in these few hours that he
could scarcely credit his eyes. The tents
were down and the arbors scattered
about.
The corral was up in a semicircle by
the rivers side, and all the stock were
inside Of it, with the wagons chained
about the central point, where the stock
ade was being erected. The people were
working like beavers and with u cool
ness that surprised and delighted the
young man. The tent in which he had
been sleeping was down and removed
within the stone Enclosure five minutes
after he had left it.
You see we are acting on your ad-
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Publication Notes.
STATE - ILLINOIS, t..
ROcG Island COUNTY,.

In the Ccuoty court June term, A. D. Iaoa
cnsriee d. Brandenbrrg ". 0ary a. GIT
WIDOW. Jennie Desoe, Jacob ". Gu. A0otflds
Phillips. Sarah Adams. Calvin GIT John n Gid
Cora Ell!s, IDA Ely. william Git and 0e0reo a
MieS,ns. al nini:sfsfof OF estate Of 8hssssfh
Petition Tn sell real estate TO pay debes.
To the above named dcicodants. Nstilds
Git.
AAdsvit Of the nen-fessaesee Of yos. usfy,ds
Phillips. Calvin Gitt and William 0ftt ~ af6ds-
w that you. sarah Adsms, cannot b found, %
that process can be ssFved upon yoa, sn1 thss
nTon cidge1t inquiry your u nee on pcor1e0ce
cannot be scersained. notice = hseeby r1ven =
you and each Of yoa that he Above psned setI
TONER has died Ia The said cooss his Ne
ufioe aesinst you fog leave 70 seu real e1tsoe 10
pay deots; thas suUDgns has been iasued in
seid esnee assfnst goa, retrmsble 70 the June
tssm, A. D.. 19os, q said court, and
tnsi said cane vas On the nrsf DAY
o, jane. a. D. 1s96, ~ sstd court con-
tinurd TO the august terri Of seid ~osrt to BE-
osxen 40 ho'deh ~ tbs cour bouss in the eify
q kcek Is!.nd. IN ssi1 county Of nock Islsaa. g
ne sr.t Aondsy a Auxust. {. b. Js5s. sf
wnSen une snd p 80 sou viii appeaP ss1 plead
$500 - oee.f 70 sd refitioa X you zee d
psseo g 49, 1saaed, NJ. this 1st iav e yane.
Clssk Of saia Coests Cosst.
ssS SWALKsn. solIeitcu f0 Rst1fsooef.
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Masters Sale.

STATE OF ILLINOIS
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,
In the circuit cInrt. in chancery. Foreclosure
General No. 3g99.
j. +. Robinson. trustee for Oscar A. Bsrnhar,
vs.. Howard Chaodlef and Mary q. Chandler.
Public notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
OF decree entered by raid court. In the above
entitled cause, on the 12ti Gay II Nay, A. d
1896, L. Elwin E. Parmenter. master In chaocery
OF the SAID circuit court Of Eock Island county,
u on saturday, the s.th day OF June, A. d..
1896. AT the hour Of o'clock In the afternoon a,
the north door Of the court house, IN the city o.
Rock Island. In the said county and state peil q
public vendue 10 the highest bidder 70.
cash, all and singular. the following aeecyibcc
premises and rcai estate fms said decree mentioned
situated IN the county of Rock Islaod and etsfe
OF Illinois or 60 much thereof ~ may De peces
serv 10 aiisfy said decree. to-Wit:
The west half Cd Of the northeast quarter ~,
and the nosth.est quarter % Of the southea.'
quarter tk). all in sectfon thirteenth U3,, town.
rhip sixteen (i6y north range ave (5) west Of the
4th y. M. eoutaiDing l:0 ssFes more or less.
dated Hay "a. 1885. kLwru = PARnExTeE,
Master In Chancery. Rock Island county, III.
Q. 4. KExwoRrHY, Solicitor.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Bsfa'e OF Daniel F.nste rmachcr, Deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that the under.
signed. Robert Doonan. executor, has hi.
day fled his final report and settlement
Island county. and that an order has been
entered BY said court approving the said re
contrary be shown on or before the S,th d.,
OF June. A. ID. 1874, and upon the nnai an
proval Of said report, the raid ktobert Doonau vii
ask for an order Of distribution. and will also seh
70 be discharged. Ali persons Interested are no
tiled to attend.
Rock Island, H., June !, is90.
By G. j. SEARLr, Attorney.
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YUlEl!l llfl lD0i!

Baths Of al Kinds, Including
Turkish. plain. shampoo. cleo
trio. siecsro-therDal. etc., may
be obtained ~ the 8snitastum
Bath Rooms. On the ilTst door Of
the Harper House.
ROOAl6 OPKh.
For Ladies--From . .. N. 20
- N. On week days For Gen.
siemsa-From : p. N. 70 10 pm.
on week days On Sundays the
rooshs viii be open from I .. M
70 II . n. for Gentlemen only.
Rleotyie and Elsotro-thsxmal
haths nay Be obtained # any
tine o0riag basineso hourS.
0yuaasiuD oenneetoa NTH hoe;
eoo0s.
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II cannot understand why my hus-
band should give me finer present ev-
cry year we are married.
II suppose he does it to compensate
you for growing old Detroit FREQ
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bubby-Popper, what does the page,
mean by the women of the hour?
MI. Fezry-I guess it means that wo-
man who says she will he ready to star.
IN 10 minutes An hour is about as near
as she comes to it usually.
Enquirer. -
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Once Corner Eightssath street
and Second Avenue, 0ooond Aoor.
Telephone No. l0l5.
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Have On hand % luse m acath Rock Islsud On
WHO Low ts1ee. and cheap insursnoo- TSn 20
- fAiyC<tghsh st5oet end Pffseoush evoare.
nannesG Dssess Il pssDssU - - e1sY ~
on1o 90 nanf
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today exhibit that hospitality 70 tho
homo missionaries, which was originally
~ unstinted to the servants Of God IN the
British Isles.
Brntner greon was useful man In the
community ~ his choice; unheatd IN
public places, his services we're always in
demand IN times Of sickness aud sorrow,
he gift Of healing retod upon him
largely, while his simpl cit aud humll-
lty were strangely ohildlike aud nilHc-
Tomato. A. Is member OF the cllOir be
sang "wi.h tho .plfit and with tho un-
dofz anding;n rs teacher md surerin-
tondout ho drow out tho wariuosi feelings
~ tho vouug. With Increasing years
they lovingly callod "Unule. lionny.'
Pleasant CHEEKY words were his, and
candy from his caparious pocket. was
abundant IA Tho snowlakoa on lhe day he
diei.
sister Green rested from her trying
labors sixteen year. before her faithful
husband but tho loss OF her society
Hwoke ln his heart that generous sympa-
thy which was OF value o. him ami To
the world. a. no filled the role ul teacher,
brother, friend, and ~ SAY that while uu-
obstrusiyo, ho WIS yot always on hand,
ready to 10 b. but poiut trait whicn
know no limit and never scared ON rop0-
titiou.
nNlNN NNNNN NNW ANNHAANN hNAN"AA NNIN
intended tho local co operative stofo,ard
later went into the mercantile business
on his own accouut. lie earned for HIM
self In the great institution Of this city n
reputation for sterling honesty and In
iegfiiy, and whom la a small community
trading brings out readily tho smaller
traits Of character, no made unnum bef,d
fiionds, tho usual pottiness Of deal was
subscryiont to soul aud greed mover
usurpod the place Of honor or
OF right The funeral services
drew an immense audience together
whore under tho direction Of bishop
Allen every thing was conducted, an
already sympathotio audience was COM
forted and instructed by speakers
Bfo,hors smith, Naisbiti, stringiollow,
Williams, Absolom Smith and tho Bi-h-
op; tho singing was excellent, the spirit
good. and aflor tho old people had taken
thoir last look NJ tho palriarchal veteran
and High Priest, some i5OSAbbath school
children, two by two, silently gazed into
the casket, upon their trusted and ro-
versd friend, then tho long procession
wendell Its way to tho city Of tho dead
whore the mortal romans OF "Doar
Uncle Benny" will rest until the morn
ing whom "the dead In Christi shall rise,
aud he that was faithful Ia - iew things
shall DO made ruler over many"
Among tho many "Old Folks" who
OF late have gone to their reward, but fow
have lefi brighter record than Brother
Groom, and fow OF family or kindred
havo more supreme satisfaction than
his posterity. In considering the well
spent life Of tholr agod aud yeneratod
progsnitor.-tCoM
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OBlTU ARY.
RARE Kenny GREEN.

There died In Draper, salt Lake coun.
~, ON Saturday, tho LIST inst, aged 81,
one of the earliest residents OF that
thrifty hamlet. Brother benjamin Green,
= rare specimen Of rugged honesty aud
unfinching zoal, N believer and
loilor In connection with the great later
day work.
Deceased was born In 1914 and hap.
tized In Sntton.iu-Ashnold,N olis, Eng
land, In the year 1862; In tho spring "
1854 ho loft his native land and on ar.
riying in Utah no made for himself q
home In Draper; with his wife and liitlo
family the experiences incident TO those
times foil 10 their lot as 10 many others;
two graashopper wars and the Buchanan
war which followed, taught sacrifice
and patriotism, but the Greens were
workers and had no lime for frlyol.
ity or muTmuring; earneslno.s Of pur-
pose was radical feature Of character
In sire and sons, In mother and daugh-
tsfa. until four generations composed
the family circle u, the years ilew by.
The example OF fidelity In tho parents
was transmitted TO tho family, and two
sons made couple OF tips each to tho
Missouri river for IArael's poor, and they
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County Court.

At meeting Of ,he county court
held yesterday, the following business
was transacted; -.-,
County CLERK Jones was authorized
and Instructed 10 make loan Tor anu
In behalf OF Utah county 10 sum
not TO exceed $4,000 at a role OF ln-
tsrest not 20 exceed eight per cent per
snnum, whsrewith 10 caucsl an IN.
debtednsss Of the Dosefot National
bank against Utah county.
Selectman Bullock was authorized 70
promise to land ownefs, ON behalf Of
Utah county, an amount not excees-
Ing s2iO, for right Of way for n county
road from Lake View TO Plsasant
Grove.
A remonstIance was received from J.
ID. Holiday and HsvenIy.aix olhofs
against granting q petition Of Frank
Wilson aud others asking that coun-
~ road be- opened from Spring Lake
west TO connect with the comfy road
running from Payson TO Goshen. Re
feTred TO SelecIman Peery.
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District Court.

Andrew J. Hoover has brought ,ull
In tbs Fourth distflct court nRainHl
Aquilla Collins OF al to collect $3.50 on
n promissory note, secured by mort
gage on Provo realty.
Nathan Thompson has brought an
action against q. ID. Glazler at al 10
collect 81 200 on promlssOry note, &C.
cured by mortgage on Provo real e..
tatr.
VIM. Christmas, Of Spanish Fork,
hsa brought suit against Jsmima
Llevelyn and Others, also OF Spanish
Fork, asking that deed to certain
Spanish Fork real estate made by
plaintiff 10 defendants In 1884, be do
olarud void. Plaintiff alleges that the
deed was given to be held IN trust 'or
him, and that defendants have caused
II to DO rendered In the recordef's
ofiice Of Utah county nni refuse 10
release said deed or give another 10 the
land Transferred In uutt.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

The Eagle FounirY and Machine Company a
corr orauo. whose PRINCIPAL place OF bus.
tness 10 Al tho city O.. falt Lake, Usah.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ ameetlpg Of the dirteiors Of said cor
porAtion held on the 10Th day OF August, lsuA,
an assessment ~ 81 90 per share was levied
on the capital stock ~ The said corporation,
The SAID assessment, 90 much thereof A. has
not already been paid may be paid 70 the troa''
urer u sall corporation NJ rs once In the
tity Of salt Lake, Utah, on or before tho nd
day OF March, isps. Any such assessments
which may remain unpaid on no 0rd day Of
March, 1870, viii be delinquent aid the stock
upon which any ASSIGNMENT may remain un'
paid ans delinquent IN tho day last above
named win DO advertised tor sale % public
auction, and urlesa payment ID made before,
will DO sold on hondiy, the 2lrd day " starch,
1896. or 90 much thereof "a may be necessary
20 pay the said delinquent assortment, toR N.
~ with the cost Of advertising aud expense VI
sale.
Dated this 2o.h day OF Jaguary. isoi,
socrog,ry OF tho Eagle Foundry and Machine
once 81 No. i2I West Frat South suoel,
alt Lake CITY, utah.l
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This Imminent Ia different In compo-
,ition from any other linimsnt on the
market. IL IL a scientific discovery
which results In II being the most psnO-
tfAting Lisiment ever known. There
arc numerous whiie limitations, which
pay he setter u greater ptonL Beware
NJ ihete and demand BdLdru' Snov
Linimgnt. II positively oures Rhou-
mAtlsm, Neuralgia. bprain., Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, sciatio and Innamma-
tory Rhsumatism, Burns, scalds, Sore
Feet, Contracted Muscles, Slin Joluis,
Old 5sres. Pain In Back, Barb Wis
Cuts, boro Chest or Throat, anu 10
especially beneficial IN Patsysli.
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NTOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
Il pear m a. artuu brought against you ~
the above named plainuh 90 ne nsuicl Court
OF ttc Third judicial piatrci Of ihe Territory
of TITAN, and 10 answer Tho complaint nlod
therein within ten days tcNclusifo OF the day
of tcrvicul after The service on you OF thit tum.
mona-n served within thit county, W, "
served out tiia county, bot in thlH District
within twcnt days. uthoIwise within forty
dayt-or judgment By default VIII be taAon
against YOU, according 10 tho prayer OF said
Y ihs slid action 81 brought to have Judgment
ananst defendant Nary lanuo 90 sum OF
81 loo, with interest from rec. I. 1898, a. per
cent per annum. Tor ilu with lntercst thereon
o. per cent uor month from June ], $50. At
per cent per msnih, Tor ~ win Interest
m,r month. Tor 81 3 taxes. VAN intefess
10 : per cent uu sunum itam Dee. o, ltps. tor
iltl attorney forH, And cost OF suit Alleged
cutodby dcfoudantMary i.shtts toplainud .Nov.
IT, lslI i0l 81, -l with interest from date rer
cent pur anuum according io tenor Of ten In.
tefost coupon notes thereto attachcd-aaiae
ana hcinr secured by mortaaFc Of even dais
On premises hereinafter urtcr.lC1, executed
~ SAID defendant 20 pls4uuh 20 have PLAN.
tine mortgage declared nrst len on sad
nrrmIaca, nnd 90 nave said premises sold sud
proceeds applied IN payment Of amounts due
a. above % have defeudsnts barred and fore.
ton 10 baid prcmisssi 10 have deficiency
Judgment againt defendant Lantto. and for
othcr relief. said premises arc Described ns
follows, g. wit rAtt LOT a. Block 10. rat "a /"
salt Lake city survey, beginning a.
4 point seven RODS west IRON north.
eat corner. SAID lot q, funning
thence wet three rods. thence south ga rods,
thence east three rode, thouco north siN rods
20 bcunuinFi also part Lois aud o. Block
a. trat 4. alt Lake LitT survey, commencing
40 n point one roI west from northeast
corner oi aaid lot g. running thence south ten
rods. thence east thirty mine and uur half feet,
thencn north ten roda, thence west thirty. nine
aud ont-haf feet 10 beginning, Aiao part
Of Lot q. Block ~. llAl "a" SAT iLako
CITY survey. commencing a. the southwest
corner Of SAID Lota,runninE thence east twenty
rods, thence north two and one-haf rods,
thence west twenty rods, thence south two and
one half rods 20 teEuninE. situated N BAN
Lake city and County, Utah Territory.
And you are hereby notified that Il you fan
10 appear and answer tho SAID complaint A.
above required, the alil planun Will upply
10 the court for the relief demanded therein.
MtncsH. tho Hon. samuel A, Merritt, Judge.
and the seal % HE distinct court OF
tho THIRD Judicial Distinct, IN and for
lGEALl the Territory Of Utah. tula seventh
day Of December, IN the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud ninuty.fvs
DAVID o. DUNBAR,
ny GRO d. Looms. Deputy CLERK
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PROVO.
PRovo, UTAH, FhB D. 1879
City Conneil.

Ala meeting Of the city council held
Monday evening, Mayor HolhrooE re-
commended the placing OF tAOVO 70
the credit OF the sinking fund Tor to
dempiion Of waterworks bonUn'
VIM. j. Taylor was oOnhtmnl ~
watefm aster, James Hardy 40 pro
vision inspector, Hytum Haiton as
dog tax collector aud Harry Blshafu
AZ scavenger. TIE appolntees OF the
mayor for street supervisor, city hl.
torney aud city engineer, the council
refused 10 confirm. The Democratic
members nj tho council claim that the
mayor should appoint Democrats, anu
this be has failrd 10 DO. In the mean
time the old office hold over.
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Notes..

Joshua +. Dunn has two .childrcn
sick with measles.
Sheriff Brown and Deputy Marshal
Fowler brought fiye mon down from
the penitsntiary yesterday. They
have been In the pen for come time
awaiting trial for riot committed at this
II. q. w. depot Ia this city. Uuder
the State law they will bs kept In the
county jail I'LL they have had Their
trial.
The members Of tho Utah County
Fruit and Agricultural society will
hold y meeting In tho Second ward
meeting bouEo on the lllh, Mt IL
O'Clock. In addition to other business
the question OF dispoaing OF the large
quantity Of potatoes owned by the
farmers In this county will be oonsii-
cred.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will be- a meeting 81 the stock
hoidcTs Of tho walker ltOihoTs q fylrr Com.
pAnY on the 10Th day Of February, A. %. 1880
al 10 O'clock q. no., az tho omcg Of tho cone
panY, On salt Lake City, state ~ Utah, Tor the
p0ratOn' o. fIid company, IN thf, to-wlii
ly briHug out of Aruclo one a. Of 1nid
articles OF Incorporation tho words "Iue
Walker brothers * fy,or Company" aud iu'
serting In lieu thereof these words Nv Alkor
brothers Dry Goods Company
"a A. WALLER, President.
J. r. WALKER. secretary.
DAIaa Ala 23LA dsE at .iAErgrg. lgss-
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

q. \. IAsn OFrfcE,
salt lakC CITY. Utah,
December %, lh9h
TOMpLAtNT HAVING HEEN ENIE atu
- At tbs once by Sarah D. shores against
William j uilrr for abandoning his home
ttsnd outrl No, lu,tDN dated November
8, 1871, upon tho west nAlf OF north.
west quarter, section ~, township south,
range Woft On SAT- Lake County
Itah, with n view 10 the cancellation
Of said entry, tho SAID parties are hereby sum
monod 10 appear ~ the once on tho 2nd day
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment,
BYRON GROo. Register.
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New Mining Company.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the Peru
Gold and Silver Mining company have
been ifiled with County Clerk Jones.
The sbIect Of the corporation iei 10
conduct n mining butiness, with head.
quarters In Provo CITY. Ths capita
stock 10 divided into 100000 shares OF
the par value OF 81 each.
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A eound Liver Makes a wei Man

Are you Bilious, ConstipAted or
troubled with Jaundics, Sick Head.
ache, bad Tnsle ia Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, PAia IA
Back and between the Shoulders, T. Ills
and Fever, stc. II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver h out Of
order, and your blood IL slowly being
Iolsonsd. because your Liver does not
act properly. HERBiNK will euro any
disorder Of the l4iysr, Stomach or
Bowels. IL hsA no equal a. Liver
Medicine. Price rs cents. Free trial
soltles al z. q. NJ. 1. drug store.