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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-05
WACHOVIA LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING. Winston, N. C.

ISOLATION for the purpose of giving
such advice to our planters as would
lead them to plant an enormous crop
Of tobacco. This was done by circu-
lar, mailed to every farmer i'm our sec
The planters have responded to this
advice from us by accepting our advice
i'm good faith, and have planted and
raised the largest crop ever grown in
this section, and now / call upon you
to respond cordially to them by sus-
tanning them as patrons of this mar
ket, and as upbuilders Of it and of your
interests"
Above are d few facts with reference
to the great storm centre of plug max
ing in the South.
What Winston is to-day is but an
earnest Of what it is to be. 1t lis builded
on solid and permanent foundations,
and it has adopted as its motto the
words of Moses; That they so for
ward
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-05
LOOK ON THIS PlG7TIgIIRIE
ann SEE waaT TIE GOLDEN WEED HAS DONE FOR
F0RsYTH's CAPITAL CITY.

Here live The Pioneers Cavaliers Of the Flat Pua ans
Twisted Upon World cheerfuiis Ghswins
TsnyThree Phenomenal Progress in The soushs
Great Pluu and Twist
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HOTEL FRANCES

RabztaSioacs ventiIadas v es ers
10 servsx,sc.
: -&5tE eSscs ssesas2e e~cFca zet.s1 <ssrg
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-18
CAPfTULO XVI
Ell HOSPITAL

Be recordara que, despues de haber sal.
vado la ''Loba"a "Flor de Marfa', fue 6sta
conduclda una Immediate la isla del
Devastador; la del doctor Grffon, uno de
los m6dicos del hospital civil, adonde lleva-
remos al lector.
Este erddito doctor, que por atlas reco-
hospital, considerable las salas que tenia su
cargo como lugares de ensayo donde expert
mentaba en- los pobres los medicamentos que
aplicaba luego a sus clientes ricos, no aven-
turandose nunca adoptar para con estos
nlngdn m6todo curative sin haber verifcado
antes su aplicaci6n repetidas veces Sin anima
yili>, como Ell mismo decfa, con esa especie
de sencllla barbarie d que puede conducir
una clega passion por la ciencia, Y sobre todo
ell habito y la falcpltad de experimental sin
tenor nj restriction de una criatura del Sc
nor, todos los caprichos inventos de un es-
pfritu innovador.
Asf es que cuando ell doctor deseaba CO.
nocer ell efecto comparative de una medicina
nueva, I'm de deducir la consecuencia favo-
rable s tai cual sistema, eligfa clerto nd
nero de enfermos, trataba unos segdn ell
nuevo metodo, otros segdn Ell antique,
en- algunas circunstancias abandonaba los
otros la sola acci6n de la naturaleza
luego contaba los que sobrsvivfau.
Estos terribles experimentos eran. por
decirlo asf, sacrifcio humane hecho en- ell
altar de la ciencis, 10 cual no echaba de yer
ell doctor Griffon.
A sus ojos, segdn la expression de nues-
tros dias, los enfermos de su hospital no eran
mas que una materia de estudio de expert
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-18

No saldraS, te dgo; antes te atarfa en-
la CANA como un loco furioso
-Polidorl, escucha; no estoy loco, no
he perdido la raz6n; bien sc que Cecilia no
esta materialmente ALA arriba; pero para mi
los fantasmas de mi imagination son reali-
dad.
-lSilencio!-exclam6 sdbitamente Poll
dOri aplicando ell o1do.-He creido OR hace
un ratio que coche Sc detenfa la puerta
no me habfa enganado =. ahora siento ruido
de voces en- el patio.
-SQuieres distraerme con ese ardid gro
sero?
-Te digo que oigo hablar, y me parece
que conozco...
-Quieres engaharme-dijo Ferrand in
terrumpiendo Polidori;-lno, no me enga-
naras!
-Pero escucha, miserable, escucha; 1no
Dyes pasos?
me llama. No me irrites, te digo. lCuida-
do conmigo!. Sentiendes? -. icuidado!
NO saldras de aquf
-lCuidado, Polidoril
No saldras; no me con nviene que sal
-Pues va que me impides yer Cecilia,
vas morir. iTomal-dijo ell notario con
VOC sorda.
Lapz6 un grito Polidori.
-lMalvadoi ime has herido en- ell bra
zoi.... pero has errrado Ell golpe; la herida
ligera y no tie soltar6.
La herida ga mortal; te he herido con
ell puflal envenenado de Cecilia, Que siempre
llevo conmigo; va sentiras ell efecto del ye-
memo. iHola!.... va me sueltas va vas
morir SPor que me impides subir YER
Cecilia2-afiadi6 buscando d tientas Ia
puerta Ell 1. oscuridad
-iOh.-murmnr6 Polidori;-lse me him
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cha paraliza ell brazo! ;. Jun frfo mortal
Sc apodera de mil. ime tiemblan las ro.
dllas!. lse hiela la sangre de mis- venas .
All! Me muero. isocorrol Isocorrol-ex-
clam6 ell c6mplice de Jaime Ferrand concen-
trando todo su espfritu en- este dltimo gri-
to:-isocorro! !soc- -rro!
Todos sus miembros sc afoiaron des-
compuseron.
Ell ruido de una puerta yidriera alberta
con tai vlolencia que cayeron al suelo varios
crlstaiee, Ia voz souora de Rodolfo ell es,
treplto de pasos precipitados parecieron res
ponder al grito agonizante de Polidori.
Habiendo dado con la cerradura en- Ia
oscuridad, Ferrand abri6 con violencia Ia
puerta de la pieza contigua, SO precipit6
en- ella con el peligroso pnfial en- La mano.
En- ell mlsmo lnstante entraba ell prfnci-
pc en- Ell aposento por otra puerta con aspec-
to formidable y amenazador como ell genio
de la venganza
-iMonstruo!-grit6 adelantandose ha-
cia Jaime Ferrand; has dado la muerte a
mi hija voy....
El principe no pudo concluir, retro
cedi6 lleno de espanto.
Sus palabras habfan producido en- Jsi
me Ferrand ell efecto del ravo. El miserab.
arroJo Ell punai, Sc cubri6 los oios con las
manos cayo oe Druces en- eli suelo lanzan-
do un grito como ell de un bast;a
Por consecuencia del fan6mano ona h.
mos mencionado cuya acci6n se babfa sn.
pendido en- Ia oscuridad, cuando Jaime Fs.
rrand entTo en- este cuarto. alumhrado nor
una lampara, sinti6 unos dasln,nh~an,;.,..
mas yertiginosos 6 intolerables ona :; atra.
vesase un torrente de luz tan ahrauadora
como la del disco del sol.
Horrendo era ell espectAculo one ofresfa
aquel hombre revolcandose en- e snalo con
espantosas convuisiones, y sra6ando ell piso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-18
Unquent0 Derm0gen0!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTO DERM0GENo en
las ktggas qasensGdHras, .f.Gnetss, pS-
cGdwras de ns0sqsfftos Iepre afrtcGsa,
sa6a1sones, eIefantsasts t~ns0rss, d.
cs4aIQvfsS ProeeGSnctG, vsstnsasssnsO, H.
ceras, ksSsdas de cssakQ~ieS arnsG, pa,
HGdfsos &.s, 10 demuesrran las infini-
tas cursclones obtenidas y el constan-
&c uso que de dicho especifco Sc
mace.
Depossto: RarnsGciS Central de
FeErer. p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-18

A Fortde
Mrsa1a
ssn ssas H&vE
Eada 1d2a
$
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-18

ven!" Isl, va voy.... pero aguarda!. SY
otra que vuelve la cara? -. lOh! -.
iCeoilia!. -. iCecilia!. -. "Sf. :. J Jaime :.
soy Cecilia. =. Aquf tienes las tres Ora
cias. .Luiss, Ia duquesa yo -. .elige -.
beldad salvaje de los tr6picos. :. Al in
ferno con nosotrasl .iVen! iven!". iAl
inferno con vosotras. =. sf-exclamo levan-
tandose de rodillas tendiendo los brazos
como para coger los fantasmas.
este Gltimo esfuerzo convulsivo suce-
dio conmoci6n mortal. Cay6 de repen-
te hacia atras, tieso examine; sus ojos pa
recfan sslfrseles de las 6rbitas atroces con-
vulsiones descomponfan su cara de un modo
sobrenatural, como las contorsiones del ros-
tro de los oadaveres expuestos la acci6r
magnGtica de la Pila de Volta una espuma
eDsangrentada cubrfa sus labios, su yoz era
congojosa y estrangulada como la de un hi.
dr6fobo, porque ell dltimo paroxismo de esta
eDfermedad espantosa, de ese horrible cas-
tigo de la lujuria, presenta los mismos sim
tomas de Ia rabia.
La vida del monstruo Sc apag6 q PIE
seneia de una espantosa, vision, pues diio
balbuceando estas palabras:
-iNoohe negra L.. negra. espec-
tros.... esqueletos De bronco candentes
me cogen.... con lss dedos de fuego
mi carne humea 80. mi tnetano so calci
ma 80. Espectro horrendo 80 encarniza
dol. -. No.. mol. -. lCecilial ell
fuego!. -. iCecilial -.
Tales fueron las dltimas palabras de Jai
me Ferrand..
Rodolfo sali6 horrorizado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-18
IzAxoL 1LARmANos d %,
! GrGn depsSretsv0 vegetnJ I

sea e9xtsacto auido compuesto de
varias piantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorlfcas.
Cada onza fiuIda representa- ana
onza dc las plantas cue conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAIl |
HI mas conocido, segWr0 . y4pSdo
parihcador dc la sangrel
ConseFva cl cutis Eesso y nbre de
s,Spcscwes y syem0sl
PuCLGn usarlo hasta los nIfios.
Dcpcsiec EGrnsGcSa CessssaE, dc J.
cgTer.
3 nj : 3. 2. :. NvbrS. dc 1893.
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CE ERvAN ES
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PUBLICACIOI, nE55s55

Esta sasa admite suscripciones - Ii
cla#e de obras por entregas, y txmoie
psriodieos nustsadog y de modas, encasz ~c
dose igualmeHte de eomisiones perter. s4a1
tes 81 ramo; y de completar cuales 81
obras cue Sc haliaren truncas; pudien
ss6oreg que 50 snouentren en dicho
psssr una not& del 1lanao cuadsrne !?
buoiersn rscibido.
Entrs los peri6dicos nastrados qce -,
Centro repsTts, hgura.
LA 1LUSTRACION ARTISTIC
que por Ia bellez& de sug grabsdos las
joxes gus salen de Barcelona, 10 sslsele
gus hsxtoa = los r2agniGcos regaios ous =
da tres rep&rtos hace, es el psri6dl>
mayor circulation su Espana y Anerio.
latina. IaEabi6n haaos de advertiY qus
LA ILUSTRACION ARTISTICA
- acoupsna3z do
Ell SALON De LA MODS.
peri5dlcc que goza fama entire las t&1ail1,
= 2aodiztas.
EzGsse, HsrssassOs . Cz
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01NDIOIONEs < C0NCE8IONMs

snuscnEa dsl
1 sYsa
dAembao
pln nfad
= 10 pT
hzaaad6 Sido
~ pOxaaqa
la
ida
ntad
"a para o dados de " J0Erancs
aia seradad
atad,
90
tGaz 0
eada nsnea
Ssag = 7sse vaaasae.
@ ia
tAzs.a . "a xAbA4ApA A.ecssaE
] > e. . 80 de &, $50 szs-27ds i
80 s2 9ssa. sSaa6 TepsrA. &uAss
s
MAYOL uAgmANOs d %,
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jAUSU.BO! iAUSUEe

Vigse de 4 x S, 4 x 6y5x 10 slf~-: 4
do 3. Estantss de snsubo de S - :
fSg. Surtido general do madsras II Z
ficrids, tAhlas de todna eisaa. = d. 4ae
ste+loa o<e& -pnxrruee 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20
NoTlee of sAle % ReAl rsIArt.

NOTiCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
~ pursuance Of a. order 90 the Probate
DIVISION of tho third judicial District Court
% tlr rtatO OF Utah. made on thc an Gay 0f
haT, irt, iu The matter ~ The estate % Ehua
nefuf Ufuwn. dUccnisi thU uuutrflEned cx
tDuinr % thn laat VIII and lCstHmUut % anid
deceased, VIII acl - public auction To- The
highest bidder for csth, sut1cct to CoodrmatIUn
by saN ~ufi uu Thursday, the lsth DAY "
Mhy l4iN, 90 d. u'cIuUk iu.. nt the front door uf
the homestead uf tHlI deceased. tn Draper,
gticr defcriHri. thn following lands SITUATE u
Draper, salt iatU County, Utah. to.vIg lU
"a reaifCncc and orchard containing 5.tacfcs,
particularly described no follows t1.WIt|
commencing 5 rods north and Do ROD. est
from tHc northeast curuur Of the northwest
quarter Of section 10 Bee toWuHhip south
uf range " yaat ~ tho Hhlt Lake Meridian.
running thence west llN rods So the UAsttldu
% strroti thence huuth e. .T west along east
eide uf stree hfOresati li.l rods thence east
tit rode thence north l' east 90 rods IN tho
ace OF beginning, containing iht acre..
Alec onU,hhf Of the nrsUt adjoining ON tho
west audi shares of the capita stock ut The
Draper lfruung ounanY, % Also inc fpI o
and 900 rods west from Tho northeast corner
OF The northwest ouc quarter NJ section 20 in
tDNutlIr south OF range 4 east uf thH SAT-
lake Meridian, ruuniuE thence south i- west
100 roUH thence wet rUiH, hence north ~
east 49, fuds, thence east Z rods, t0gsthtr
With ourshaIf % she street on The east Terms
% shiu each. Ten pur cent ~ tho purchase
money 90 10 PAID a. tHe dafc OF sale.
Dated UfaItr. ltuh, May G., isln.
JOSHUA tEHl, Executor
luANK inncL attorney for csiate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20
PROVO.
Utah COUNTY, Notes.

sir. Alma Graves IL over iion
Tintio and has received from MI
Kroupa an assay Of 32i ounces silver,
81 - gold, from samples no brtu ut
over VI Annie Laura ore. He fepuriH
that they have Get wide vel OIL
hat hind OF ore. Tho mine II ltuatUI
hblut mile and half east Of SILVER
CITY.
Walter Chambers n young man who
Gays hu 10 from Pocatello, applied tor
medical aid 10 Sheriff Brow and WIS
given such accommodation a. the
county iail afforded aud placed under
the care OF County Physician Allen.
The young man claims to nave buen
irjurod by jumping from a train.
selby Jones. assistant engineer nj
the asylum, who was Informed tnat 3
services would be disposed with Oh
June Let, At tho last meeting OF the
BOARD, has notified Secretary D1Moisy
that he will require thirty days'
notice before leaving, as provided ny
the bylaws.
At meeting Of the city council
Monday evening tho resignation o.
Eph Homer as superintendent Of
wAtofworks, TO take effect Iuno let,
was presented aud accepted. Mayor
hOlbrJok pfesenl cd the name Of J. l..
Atmistead as his successor. Referred
o the committee on waterwoTks.
~ order has been made by the coun
ty commissioners for Peter Hansen,
tue slck mao brought ovoi from Cohen
g. be takoa h tbs 81. Mafk's hospital
In Sat LAke at the expense " tht
count. IL IL believed the man can b
cureI Ia about month:
}. 4. HalletI has been granted free
liquor loeuse at Lincoln Beach. Tue
lolitioner lost botn hands Aud his eyes
In powder explosion some years ago
WIN. Davis OF the Third ward fell
from a wagon Mt the depot Mond ~
mgTning aud broke his lett arm.
An addition ha. Gene TO the family
OF Mayor and Mts. Holbrook In tn,
person offs little girl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20

cold anu stormy; rain fore part oi week
anu snow and hail on IAN aud 10 h.
FfnHt every night, very severe on l2th
aud l4th. IL Il feared that fruit trees
have suffered from frost, especially
peaches. Crops are not growing much
IL 10 too cold and wet Tor corn planting;
potatoes that have beon planted have
not come up yet.
Weather continues cold,
windy anu disagretablo. Ntry lew 20.
tatots planted yet; hardly any garden
planting yet.
Lshi--rhe past week has been cold
and winiy-but little pros ress Ia
growth Of orops. We. have hopes that
the fruit Is not killed yet.
AWHILE Weather has been favor
ablo for crops, which Ars later than
last year. Corn anu cane IL coming ny
aud gardens doing vol.
brigham City-lt has been very sid
anu squally all tue week with heAvy
anu severe frotiH on the l2.h, 18Th aud
l4ih, doing much damage 20 aptioo .,
teaches, cherries, plums aud straw.
berfiei; perhaps Onr-third Of a crop
will DO realized.
Hefrimau-it has been cold And
nlormy all the week; very sharp frost
ON the l4.h, lon anu 18Th; all Apriuots
and peaches are killed; winter wheat
looking well.
Petefeon-First three days wet aud
cold; the latter part Of the week more
favorable 70 finish cropping. Wind
continues cold from tue ngrthwest,o vt u
tbs trees look bare anu winlty, NOT
even leaves ON them yet.
J. IL. smith,
Observer and Section Director.
bALr LAKE CITY, Utah.
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sHgRiFF's SALE

NOTICE II uEREUY GIVEN THAT
~ uuuuant 90 ON order u salU and decree
OF foreclosure 90 mt directed from Che lhIrd
judicial ustuCt court OF the tate " tfrh,
iue wherein Nruhi i Tatior and Mar 4.
Taylor afr ulsIHuda AND Jsuediah %. Give
Nary RI. GIVE, his wife. b Cameron tud lea.
huta o. rtrNyuf are Cefondauta 20 witch SSH
decree ana order of fae reference o. hereby
maau, shalt oNpnsr Tor sac 10 public auction
to trc hiFhctt bidder Tor caHh, a. the west
trout door OF tho County Court house Boz tlu
ttty of snu lake County ut Halt LaEo. state
OF Utah ON tho zen day nf June. a. % 1850, At
10 O'Clock noon al tio rIght, title claim aud
lutffUat Of Icurdiah n. Give. Mary b. olive.
hIa wife. J b.. Cameron huu lsaluiNa n. fins
,ons in and ~ tHc following described ruai
estate. situate wing nud being Iu the County
" Halt taEs. state OF Utah and particularly
described a. fol love. Co W.T.
An undivided one.half Interest iu and 90 tho
following de..crlbod piece OF rurcel q land
Of Utah, % witi Beginning az point IwcniY
go. rods oast of the norlhWest corner 20 sec.
ton thirty five taiI in township one lll north
Of range one w west 81 AIT Lake Meridian
and running thence south thiriy.two tg2l rods.
thouro east forty four tlti rods. thence north
thirty GIVE fil rods, thence west forty four
! tiu rode thence south ihfco % rods 10 tho
place ut h'gInninE,h being pari 81 ihe northwest
quarter oi SAID section THIRTY I've Hil hnd part
~ tho southwest quarter OF section twenty siA
Jltl iu township and rhukc utOurHaid To.
Fothrr with alt tonrmrrta. hurtdlthwonta.
privileges ami apUuftuuaUccs their unto boz.
longing. To be- so'd OFF tho property ~ Jrdca
diah ~ Give. Mari h thVr, his wife, .. n.
Cameron aud isatelln a. ttcyCns, under said
order OF sale sui decree in % e. above cruFu,
DATED AZ SAT- Lake cay, Utah. May lglh, a.
HARVEY HARDY.
sheriff.
HyG IS. CLARK. deputy sblun
u. HAUuiNstus, Attorney Tor Plaintiff,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20
Idaho Weather and Crop Report

IDAHO FALLS. May 10, 1895. - The
weather Of tho week ending Monday,
May is, 1896, was stormy and cold,
with daily rain, snow or hail aud
freezing night aui morning tomporl-
tuTet; tho sunshine was greatly de-
ticienl, probably lcss than 10 per cent
Of the possible amount being received.
The precipitation, though not exees-
Five, was generally OF long duration
or OF almost hourly occurrence; II was
principally In the form Of snow, which
ia moot cases melted as 1t fell, though
In a low localities depths ranging from
two TO nine inches were reported;
severe nalistOTmu occurred In portion.
OF tbs western district and did some
damage TO such garden truck ~ wac
above the ground.
Tue soil Ia thoroughly saturated anu
will require tovorai days OF warm
weather an sunshine 10 put II IN good
working con iitlun. Owing to low sol
temperature sasd are terminating vurJ
uluwly, aLd, ia many fields, r0ttlng
when viii render TcplAuung nucrs
cary, Rowing aud seeding have pro
| grtssed Ia a dusultory way, betwtot
storms; little was accomplished durlnl
the week. Warm weather and nj
Hbuudauce OF sunshine are greatly
Ie ued lOr the recovery aud adyance
mcut OF all vegetation, which Ia com
Iug on very slowly grain Ia Of SLOW
grow IA but apparently Ia fair oondi
ton; garden TUCK " appearing Abovl
the ground IN many places Tut making
little heAdway; frequent irosis nav
undoubtedly Affected the iIuit GO,
moro or les, but reports rs 10 the In
July tus,aiuel are COT fiicung, an,
no hing definite Is known as yet
ctt saus seem 70 have teen least n
Zee @, anu TIE crop IL IN airy goo
condition. ID. i. AC'ALLuM.
SfcuUH DIR, otor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20
AssrsswfNv NOTICE.

NOTICE U.s. HEilbUN GIVEN THAT Al
~ a mctuug % the board % directors Or
me D foIu.o 600 Mining CO.. pfuy on ihc
liIh 10y % Stay. ist|, Hu usatssmrni OF one
hHlf cent per thafC wac levied upon no cnrilhI
stock " tic corporation UHt oUlo on uhDN 90
cue uufors EnrI treasurer VI the CORPORATION
Al Ils nnIres Noe. aI anu 10 Com WrrUIli DOOM
Ca Lake city. tt4h huy STOCK upon vhlrh
OF june Is.s. NIu b. delinquent and aIVcf.
tiH| I'd Tor HH.r 90 pubic auction uud unlF
payment d. made before viii hu sold, or 20
much thereof Hs may ht ncrcssar., on iuc lllh
uhy Of july. 1891 90 nay che delinquent ass %.
mont together with tho cost OF advertising
ami expense Of cole
Dated this ltih day Of MrV ~.
ttANh b. WILLIAMSON,
Treasurer Of The IIuufIda told SHINING Com.
pany. Nos al and % Commercial block, salt
Lao city. ltnh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20

Mrt. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction
City, ILL.,, WAS told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there wHA
no hope for hBT, but two bottles Of DR..
kiug'a New Discovery completely
cured her ana she says Il saved her
life. Mr.. Thos. Eggsrs, 1870 Florida
b., San Ffancitcj, suffered from q
dreadful cold, approaching Consump.
ton, tried without result every thing
else, then bought one bottle OF Dr..
king's New Discovery aud In two
weeks was cured. lie 10 naturally
thankful. II such results, OF which
these are samples, that prove the Won
deriul efficacy q this medicine In
Coughs aud Colds. Free trial bottles
at u. G. Nj. 1. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20
PROPOSALS TOR Tnrrr en,,.
LING SPHINX

TUE spHisKLlNg COMMITTED ,rr,..
s,--,,t ", ~ 10y laEe. VIII receive tisii w
WaF' M'F 'ihi ISIS. na follows. Eri,".'. l"ua
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r. .h'Wu on ino D. 90 iu 90 ,.iiIr3 n N ana
nhih..rt eni iuust also rive o. n.y., Wv
w. w DOC ipr such extra rrfi5lii, peg
tHe WY iounrII may hereafter dpt.ri,ii,i 10
Al hlda must 10 accompanied IL W. n
'l,le lor I've hundred 500 d6il,r.. ',.a,d
/" a1le " J, T. Nu. treasurer Id w made
lNs hnu must hr addressed To- 4 a. i.ae
hon Chairman Of -pnnkiBr Cop,,,,,,ll ", llei'r1.
go Auas hIocs. salt Lake CIV nan we 'opin
Anil 2-ih. ialB ''' NhAlfnan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20

NrOTIuE o. UhUEuN GIVEN THAT
N pursuant 90 au order ~ sale and decree
OF 'ortriosurr 90 Wu directed nom tho hIrd
Judicial uHtuCf court Of ttu state ~ ltGh
County of RAFT Lake, iu cause therein pend.
iur wherein John o. smitu BEL u.hItUu aud
Emuu a. luWiH, hdmtniHiratrtN OF tho estate
OF John 5. lows. deceased, and tmms A.
l,Wla ore defendant, 90 which fald decree
ana order Of ahiU reference - hereby made.
shall expose Cor HAlu nt public auction 10 tho
h.Fhrst bidder Tor cash Ht tho west front door
OF Cue county court house in tho city NJ ralt
Lake, county u salt axe, state OF ttuu on
the Oh day n June s, %, 1875, HI " O'Clock
noon. all the uEnI title, claim Hnd
interest ~ fmmA 4, Lewis, adminIairatuN
" he estate of Iohn :, Lewis, deceased aud
immu a. Lewis in and 10 tue following do.
srfIhrd real estate situate, lying and being Ia
tho county OF SAT- Lake, state Of Utah and par
ucularly described ~ fulluwH, IN wit
All Of tue south halt Of lot OlFht .sI in block
hy0 iiI, plat 4, salt Luto City survey, situated
IN salt Jake CITY, county of bHlt LAKE and
tate Of Utah. 60 br sold o. tho property ~
Emma A. Lowis, HdninittrairiN or the estate
Of John \ Lewis, deceased, anu Emnn A.
Lows under fHid order u sale and decree IN
The above cause
nstsd at salt Lake city, Utah. May i!,h.
a, u, 100.
HARVEY HARDY. shona.
ny q. = CLARK ueputy Hlern.
u, HAHuNUIUN, Attorney Tor llalntil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20

Old people who require medicine TO
regulate the bowels and Kidneys will
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tefl. This medicine does not stimulate
and contains no whisky nor other in
toKicant, but acts ~ tonic aud alter
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ing tone TO this organs, thereby aiding
Nature in the performance OF the funo.
tions. Electric Bitlsp 10 an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion. OLD PEG.
pie IND II Just exactly what they need .
Price 30 ceuts per bottle At Il. q. AZ. l.
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
tale Of May amman Taylot Dlsels0i.

Estate OF Mary Elizabeth raylor Deceased
NOTICE Is UEUEuN GIVEN ~ TiE
~ undersigned ndmiuia.raiur 90 the catale on
MARY tUFatoth "a. Tor, drrunfodi 70 thn
creditors Of aud all persons having rlllWe
against thr said deceased, 70 exhibit ihom WIN
tue necessary vouchers, Within ten months nlltf
Inc nrst publication u This notice, 90 the hHil
ndfulnistf ter NJ HE residence 20 Nest Norlh
Temple street. salt Lake CITY, In the county
of shlt iako, Utah. ... ....,.
Administrator Of the Lsiate " Mary LlitA'
beth Taylor. nocraHrd
Daiof May 18th, $50
ISAAC n. WApurLL, attorney for catato'