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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-02
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES s,,r

NOTICE Is nERLBY GIVEN mn o.,
~ accordance with and under H. ~
Hnd nuihofV granted by that rertolg 1--WE
dccui made the hrst day OF Anil f.1i Hlal
undetfiEhcd trustees. hy John ~ Js,." We
nafrafo Jones be wife, ana rrg6gg.i ahd
u, 1871, iu lOuk "aA" VI NorIuss.s ~ Apfl
tsl. ct tho records Of salt In.c i,u.,,oN ,nfgo
the undersigned trustees Will Offer To- H y tAl
eoli 70 the highest bidder FOR rash Al ~. 'lul
mont door Of he Joint cry ana ot'ptl' l.lu
ing 10 snlt Lake CITY, Jiah, that bttt i.ni'l'
countY court house OF salt AXE C0uut1 we
On tho -bih Jay Of Juue. 1905 NJ n o'.i, = 'lA't
~ ta.a gAy' hll The rcn estate htreirIft5.
dcactilnd, tu pay and DISCHARGE the ita.i,'i
noa secured by said trust deed ana "a
amount OF taxes PAID on fniu real cstrtI T. ,..a
holder Of said indebtedness aud Intgrrst ~ .H'
on, aud reasonable attorneys fees. AMI .'N
ponsaiiou tu tho trustees, and the costs %, tl
notice, aud cNpensea OF sale. .hid sllo I,i.'..
NJ the request of the holder Of the indslii..,F
meas, and because Of tho fun mat9rify Nv,
mon pay mont the said iniebtadncss ~ ""'
follows 'N'H -
Lot No. SIX (0l, IN block No. siS fW. I'm,
H. salt Lake tlty survey, uxecpt a 9tfll ~. ,al
rod In width on the north end vi taid i5t jug
- j SAIL Hurry
SIMON BAMBEggFu
Dated May 70. $50. s7''es
fHtrat publication Mav a. tl4a
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NOTICE.
Gold Queen Mining Company = corporation Of
Uiah, principal place Of business, talt
Lako CITY. Jtnh

NOTICE - HEREBY GivTS THAT AT
~ Ameetins % the Board % Directors Of
The Gol' queen Mining COMPANY. corpor'
munt 1ru tltI cents per Hhhfe was levied
on tho capital stock Ot the corporation, pay
able NJ once, 70 ttaus y. kimhali, Treasurer,
pAny utst huor. Mccormick nuilding, corner
uf Nam uud Fret South streets Nalt
i.atc city. Utah. ANY stock Upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on May llth.
isH. will be delinquent aud Afvcrused Tor
sale. NJ public suction, and unless paymcntis
made before, will be sold on June ltt les, ~
pay tho do inUuent ASSIGNMENT, turUthrT with
cost Of advertising aud expense " sllu.
j. ~. HICKMAN,
secretary.
LLks city, utah.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE ~ HIUEnY GIVEN ny THE
~ undorsiEned. ndministfhtriN u the estate
OF John Mellon, deceased. 90 the creditors 81,
and all persons having CLAIMS AGAINST the
said deceased. 10 exhibit them with tho ueccs'
sarv vouchers, within four months after the
nfst publication of this notice, 10 the fAd
Lizzie Mellon NarFors ~ No. 8tl tonsttutiou
buildinE. salt Lake city, In the County Of salt
Lake.
dated AurIi 9Th, isls.
LIZZIE MELLON MARGETrs.
ADMINISTRATIVE OF tho EstAto of John Mellon,
Lnna M. nANNns Aiinrnrr fnr I'D Eaiate
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Mari Eulaueih taylor. Deceased.

Estate OF MARI Elizabeth taylor Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GGvEN ny THE
~ undersigned administrator Of the estate Of
Mary klraboth TAYLOR deceased. 10 the
creditors o. and Al persons having claima
against the aaii deceased, 70 exhibit them with
the necessary voucher, within ten months aftUr
the urst publication of this notice, To- the sad
administrator, At bic residence go West North
Temple street, salt Lake city, IN tho county
of salt LAAe. Utah, -.
Administrator OF tho Estate Of Mary kliEA.
beth Taylor, deceased
DATED MAY iAth, lea
Isaac 81. wAbpELL, attorney for estate
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NOTICE IL HEHEnN GIVEN THAT A. ",
~ Taylor Administrator Of tho estate Of
james ~ Farmer, deceased, has rendered for
settlement and nlVd On s.ia court, HE dnhl
anu petition Tor hnaI disulhutinn OF the ru,i.
due Of said estate among the persons entitled
thereto, and that 1ursday, no 10Th day u
house, rat Lake CITY anu County, Utah, has
been tuly appointed By the judge n said
court, for the settlement 81 said account aud
hearing SAID petition for distribution, At which
time and place any person Interested in SAID
tftAle may appear aud show cause, II auY
there hs. why taid account should not be sst-
a. prayed for
Dated May lGth, lHa,
&. y. STANTON, CiefE.
ByA. o. REESE. Deputy Clers.
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county clerk to advertise Tor printing
and supplies for the county by posting
nOticea.
A large number Of claims were nl.
lowed and an adjournment was taken
till June c0lh.
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THE BEsr SALvg Ia the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhcum, Fever BOrcs, letter, Chappsd
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, aud all skin
EupiiObs, ard positively cures Piles,
OF no psy required. IL IL guaranteed 10
give perfect satisiaction or money 70.
funded. Price 20 cents per box. For
sale by z. q. NJ. !. drug department.
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The reason

your tea ism, good is: you
get the wrong tea and you
make il wrong.
Boiling makes bad tea worse
and good tea so bad that you'd
better drink water or anything
else.
The right way is this: bring
your water to the boiling
point, take it off the stove;
put in your tea; let it stand
six or eight minutes no
longer then pour it.
The right tea to use Is
SehiliiRg'S BcIt-whether you
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ESff coffee. baking powder. soda,
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Il Sehillh;g s. Company san F,agaiie0
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In the District Court. Probate division, Third
Judicial District, In Andf salt Lake
County, State u Utah
In tho matter OF the Estalo OF John Il. Conn
Deceased.

In tho matter Of the Estate OF John T. Cont.
Deceased
DURsUANT TO An ORDER or SAID
Court, m said matter, notice 10 hereby
gwen that Wednesday, the lUth DAY OF June.
a, u 1851, ~ 10 O'Clock q, ~, AZ The County
Court House IN salt Lake CITY, Utah. IN the
court room Of said court has been appointed
tho time and place for the hearing Of pcti,
ton Ut janice Bfggs, praying Tor tho Adns.
sion TO probate Of a certain dOcuiAant here
with presented, puTpOrting 70 be the last VIII
and Testament 0f John r, Cunk, deceased,
when ana where all persons inter1st0d may
appear and oppose tho probate Of said Will, or
hrisgs A. prayed for m taid petition,
Ia witness sheTeot hsye hoTeunt0 set my
hand aud AIMED The sea- OF SAID Court, this
z9th day Of May, A. -, 1870.
lsEALI q. 4. STANTON,
CLERK.
by a. q. REESE, Deputy CLERK.
1, a. WAnpELL,
Attorney for Petitioner,
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The following business was trans.
acted In the city council last evening"
A communications was received from
Director General McGarvie Of the
Midsummer Carnival setting forth the
object aud proposed features OF the
Carnival, and inviting the co-opcfation
Of tho council In making the Carnival
success. Tho communication was
accepted and placed on file.
The report Of the committee on
streets. aud alleys In favor OF opening n
street running north and south on
the west OF the city between First and
Seventh streets, which was rejected At
the last mcsling on n tie vote, was
recommended and referred back 10 the
committee with instructions 10 ex.
nmins an order made by the former
couneil In relation 10 opening tho same
street
The msttsr Of completing the dug.
way leading iolCapitol hill was tt-
ietted To the committee on streets and
alleys.
The olsim Of City Attorney J. w.
n. whitsootton for s68.86 salary Rs
city attorney for tho months OF April
rud May was allowed, President
Farrer and Councilman Newell voting
ne.
Attorney whitocotion called the
attention VI the council TO tho fact that
Justice SAxey had practically ruled In
the PAxmAn case that the city had no
ordinances. Defendant had beet con.
vioted Of selling liquor In violation OF
the city ordinances and defendant had
moved for arrest Of judgment ON Ihe
ground that the complaint had not 10.
isred TO the ordinance by title and
section anu tho motion had been
granted. This practically Annulled all
the ordinances, Tor the reason that when
ths ordinances were compiled In 1898,
tue titlss aud numbers OF sections aH
they originally appearod In the ofdl.
nzpces were done away with, and the
book was divided In sections running
oontinuously from | to ass. And the
ordinance authorizing the compilation
directed that tho ordinances should be
referred TO by the title AID sections M
they appear IN tbs complied Ordinan-
ceA. Under the ruling Of the Justice
this ordinance repealed all this previous
ordinance.
Mr.. whitecotton explained that I'M
der this ruling no penalty could DO Inn
posed for violation Of the city otdl.
nAnceo. This proposition apparently
took the council by surprise, but
nothing was done IN regard TO appeal.
ing from the decision Of the Justice.
An ordinance wns passed imposing
= license OF 81 per hnnum on each bi,
cycle kept Tor hire. Niolators OF toe
ordinance are liable to fnr Of 800
or 100 dAyp imprisonment or both fin,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation company,
location " once and principal place o.
burmese, Cullen hotel west second South
street, halt Lake CITY, Utah,
NOTICE rs ilERkui GIVEN THAT AT
~ hmeuting OF tho directors, held on the
2hth day Of May, lsyt, ASSORTMENT No. u ui
puT cent or 70 cents per share, was levied oi
tho capital 6tocs Of tho corporation, payable
on 1luno let 1908, 10 tho secretary, at TIE
uillrO OF tho company, room ps, Cullen hotel
WcGt second south street, SAT- Lake Dily, stats
Of Utah. Any stock upon which thib assess
July lat, 1890, Will be- delinquent and advertised
for sails NJ pablo auction, aud unless IHYmcui
~ madG before, Will ho sold on friday, July
jltt lHld, ~ o'clock y, m NJ the ONCE OF tue
company, 70 pay tho delinquent assessment
together with tho costs of advertising and ef
pensb ~ sale.
Hy order OF the board Of directors.
ARTuUA PARSONS,
Secretary
SALT LAKE CIR, Utah, MAy gIgh. 1850,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The Peoples Forwarding Company.
(55 Main ST.. adjoining 4. {. NJ. | j are
the authorized agents ior ThAitHEpS
celebrated nlI : flour aud cereals and
will hll all orders.
THATCHER MiliiNG & ELEVATOR Co.
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NOTICE Id CONTRACTORS.
once Of Tho board Of Public Works, Room
s0l CITY Hall. salt Lake CITY.
May 10TH. $50

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE nv.
- coivtd NJ this once anti Z 80 O'Clock p.m.
on Wednesday, June 3rd isiH. Tor the work Of
constructing gltters tof concrete anu plaster
with cast IRON roNcfsl Tor conveying TOO irfiga.
ton ami storm water across tirsL second and
Third South streets ID the intersection Of state
ana Hast Temple streets respectively, accord
inF 10 plans In the CIT Engineers ONcc.
Instructions TO blddors, toEether with apecl'
ncations and forms for contract and bond can
lo obtained upon Application A. the once or
the board
The rights reserved to reject any and al
bds
Nv order Of the Hoard % Public Works.
4. A.. nONEMUs, Chairman.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
10 the matter Of the estate Of william 4.
hloHny, deceated

10 the matter Of the estate Of William 4.
hloHny, deceated
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ GhrHlcs hriuk, the administrator OF the
ostaio Of William D bleuny. deceased. has
rendered Tor settlement AMI h!ed IN SAID court
hls nnhl account uf his administration uf said
estate and petition for hnhl distribution 81 Tho
rcsidue OF SAID estate among the persons en-.
uugd tnorelo, and that saturday. Tho 40th day
Of June, A, %. ls1U, &C 10 O'Clock "a, M, ~ The
court room OF taid court, ~ tho County Court
House, salt Lake tity aud County, ttsh. has
been duly appointed hy tue Judge of said
court, tor tht Hcttlrmrnt Of said account and
hcsTinH said petition Tor distribution, A. which
Umu and place any person interested IN SAID
estate may appear and show cause N any
there be-, why SAID account should NOT ho set
tied ana approved and huai distribution made
a. prayed for,
Dated May 10Th, 1870.
c. D. STANTON,
by A. G REIsE, Deputy CLERK q
fiANK huFtMAH, attorney for Gdminlstra.
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NOTICE. 10 CONTAGIOUS.

Unlrr uf the Board Of Public NutkH, Room 800
city HAL, salt Lake CITY, May Is. 1879.
S,EALED PROPOSALS Will Ut RE
- colVod rt THE Oflcc until $50 pm. OF
W cducsd1f, june lfd. is16 for the work u
constructing bitches end building = hHrbcs
lions D. and il.TIN., W W, salt Lake
meridian. according 10 plans in tue city en-
Unoefa Dflr9.
tnstfucuons 10 bidders, together with spectn'
cations aud forms Tor contract AMI bond can
be obtained upon Application ~ the once OF
the board.
The right ~ reserved 10 reject any and all
bids
By orief Of the Board Of Public Works.
A. 3. DOgkMUs.
Chairman.
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Andrew, Deceased,
NOTtCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN John W. Andrew, administrator OF the
estate Of frsderick q, Andrew, deceased, has
rendered for settlement and died In HAid
court, hts tluAl account ~ his Administration
Of said estate And petition for lnal distribution
Of the residue ~ SAID estate among the persona
entitled thereto, and that Monday, tho g2nd
day " June, a, D. 1891. ht 10 O'Clock a. M, Al
tile court room 81 said court, In tho county
has been duly appointed by tho Judge o. said
court, for tho settlement Of said account aud
hearing said petition Tor distribution, at which
time And place any person interested In said
estate may appear and show cause, N any
there be, why said account should not be cot.
tied and approved and nnAl distribution made
a. prayed FOR
dated May 2sth, 1879,
g, l.. STANTON. Clerk.
ny A, & HHEsE, Deputy CleTk.
], NJ WAuntLL,
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srrrtTurgrAt ,OTIcr

ny order u tho Hoard Of Directors 81 the
told Queen MINING umuauy, no date Of the
delinquency ~ the above Asscssment u ca.
tended 10 June ilth, is9d. aud the date VI sale
J. 1. Haywood. Secretary.
dated NAV lth, lfHL
.Fir.i publication Of thus supplemental notice,
May gih. islJ.
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The National Life
Insurance COmpaRy'S
PollsIss arc Ihe best Issued. Compare them.
GEo. u. ALDER. General Agent.
90 .Os McCotnics Bloch,
salt Lake CITY. Utah.



Annual statement
Fsr the year ending december ~. is,i. % tho
condition. uf the National Life Insurance
Company, Montpelier, vermont made 10 tue
suAnco u tho laws relating 10 insurance
companies,
The name And locality of the CON.
panY. National Life tnsufAncs
COMPANY. Montpolisr VT.
The amount OF W. capital stock
Tue amount o. II. capital iiosf
Tho amount S q ~ a. ois ] ,i7Ii;ss q
Tue amount ~ ~ liabilities Qn'
cludinE capital ls..s.............. !o,JoLsa u
over al iia6iitle, i,'......'.''.'.. Leans 50
The nAms N ~ scent or attorney,
residing In THIS state, upun
whom service OF process In
any civu seton AFainHt sad
company may DO made h Geo,
u. Alder. rAIt Lake CITY. uHh,
The rCceipts during tho year were ag9.t5s O.
The Expenditures during tho year
srA TS'S Sr yfhd5ST. ''''' ',.'' ''i'i'''' A"
County ot Washington
Charles Dewey rrcsidout, beiuE duly sworn,
deposoa aud SAYS that he b. tho above described
oflcor ~ sMd company, and that the foregoing
statement ~ the Fcngrh condition OF said
company on ssid tbirty dr-t day ~ pccrmtur
1885, be correct according 70 tho best of his in.
formation, knowledge aud loiiut, tcsuccuyolY.
uliAHLks DEWEY,
Subscribed and sworn to before ms lhis s5th
day of Nay. 4. u. is5t.
lsIALl A. 81. Cu1LTH,
Notary Public.
STATS % UrAu,
once OF tho secretary Of state
!, James q. Hammond, secretary Of state Of
tho state Of Utah, do hereby certify that the
Auoyo and foregoing h full, tfuu aud correct
copy Of tho annual statement Of tue general
condition Of tho above named Insurance tom.
phny. nled In my onlte on the 2ith lay Of MAY,
~, 10 pursuance 10 thr laws Of TINS htAte 70
iatiuE g. Insurance conf anica,
In witness whereof, have horeunto set my
hand aud HihNod the great seal
o. the STATE Of Utah, At alt Lake
SEAL City. ua 2ith day Of NAV i-gJ.
4. 4. HAMMOND.
Secretary Of state.
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IsTRhY NOTICE..

ZANE BAY HORSE. STAR rs FACE.
~ branded - on left tugh about years
old, N
Also one dars Uicwn horse, branded s-yvr
on right thigh. white feet about o t3if
yoafa old bA3
Also ono aorfei horse Z white fsct while Do
face branded ~ on right shoulder, about o
years old. ElM
Also one bay HuT7o, star in face. one white
loot branded looks lko W on right thigh,
Mt
about ycafs Old. Also one gray mare. shout
10 years old. branded w o on right Thigh,
with one bay Yuarilug mare colt, branded n II
on fighi thigh. white feet
n the above described animals are not claimed
and taken away on or before 1lurtday, jane
llih, ls'g, n y. a., they will bo sold 10 ths
highest BIDDER at hrcuun At lily rsrAv pound.
JOHN y. MAITON,
Pound Aerpet
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NOTICE.
In the District Court, Probate Division. Third
JudioiAl District, IN and for hAlt Lakc
County, state Of Utah.

In the matter OF tho estate n James ". Far.
mer, deceased
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esIRAY POUND NOTICE.

one dArk.hrown Horse about D years old.
iu face ttNrN
also Quo sefrcl Mare, ftrlpU In face, hbouts
years Old, branded looks iiko ! y on left
shoulder
ALSO one bay Mare. small spot In face, about
wears Old, branded looks Ike gzyIfron rigul
thigh 49,
Also one bay mare Colt, about % months old
no brands visible.
Alec one chestnut s0rrcl Mare. star In face.
shout yCHrs old, branded l0Oks uku fl9-g on
right shoulder .gll
N tho above described animals are not
claimed on or before the iith day u June
isad, at y. m. they Will DO sold 90 tho
highest bidder NJ clty ostray pound,
join d, MATTON.
rouudkeopCr
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LEGAL NOTICE..

In the District Court. Probate Division. Thirt
Judicial District, IN aud for salt Lake
County, state Of Utah
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PROVO.
City Conneil.

Provo, UTAn, JUSE 2, 1896.
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IN tho matter Of the EtlAto of Frederick O
Andrew, Deceased.
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NOIIoe of IRUsIls,s sAlE

Dated May 70, $50.
tfirat publication May "a. 1895
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sHERIFF's SALE.

"a =. CLARK, Deputy shenh
u. HAHntN0ros, Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOTICE oF TRUSTEES SAC.

by A. G REIsE, Deputy Clerk.
fiANK HOFFMAN, attorney for Administra
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" T. ? y y AON
ny A, & HHEsE, Deputy CleTk.
] ~ MAunrLL,
Attorney Tor Administrator.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1896-07-22
CieveIand's Opinion.

''No political Issue is involved
in the coming election. The cues
ton to be decided is far deepc,
and more vital. The pcrpetuity of
republican institutions has been
threatened. Every loyal citizen
should ally himself against the
forces that controlled the Chicago
Conyention-forccs of lawlcssncSs,
which are inconsistent with the
maintenance of the Republic.
''IIcnceforth there should be nc
Republican. no Democrat, but a
union of loyal citizens against the
combined forces of reputation and
-disordcr. When once this danger.
oIls; element has been stamped out
at tie polls by an indignant people
we can again divide and discus:
these political question which for
generations have kept alive the two
great political parties.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1896-07-22

IT has been denied by Mr..
Bryans business partner that he,
Mr.. Bryan, has ever been in the
pay of u silver syndicate, as has
been asserted. Still this does not
prove anything to the contrary.
Mr.. Bryan's business partner was
not expected to make admissions,
as one is probably as deep in the
mud rs the other is in the mire.
Mr.. Bryan is talking frcc-silvcr
through his mouth, while his b,.si-
ness partner is talking frec-silver
through the columns of his Populist
paper, and the ventriIoquist behind
both is the silver king.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1896-07-22
a Chapter en- Money Making.

\ Democrat writes to the New
York Sun as follows:
If a man takes & piece of steel
worth 1:1c and makes Of it watch
springs worth 500. that is skill.
If he takes apiece of paper worth
&c. and writes on it Il poem that
sells for $50, that is genius.
If he takes a farm worth s. an
acre, and by his labor and knowl-
edge puts it in heart again and
makes it worth $50 an acre, that is
work.
If man takes hammer worth
Goc. and in day use earns S1.3o,
that's hard work.
If man buys a yearling at Il
trottine sale for SI5, that i'll its
3-ycar form develops ability to
make q mile at Il 2:oGl gait, that is
judgement.
II Il man buys silver mine that
he has never seen. and it makes
him millionaire, that's luck.
II q man buys an article to-day
Tor Sl.5n and sells it tomorrow
fer $3.50. tina, : business.
! But when Cover takes
.,3c worth of silver and coins II iii
to cartvhccl, and says legisla-
/ lively that ii is lnnc, or a dollar.
/ and pays it out As such TO its crcdi
tors. that is not tinancc, bat high
way robbery.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1896-07-22

own productions. Cause the
wheels Of our commerce once more
to revolve with stcadiness and ra-
pidity, and let the busy hum of
the industrious millions once more
lie heard in the land, and the tinan-
cial question will be fully and sat
isfactorilIy settled. There is mon
ey in plenty in .hc land and people
ready to earn it if they are only giv-
enm opportunity todo so. To create
this opportunity is the pledge Of
the Republican party to the people,
and if returned to power, will re
deem it to the utmost.
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II EALTI! AND
ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
EiieIity Mutual Aid Assn,

For Five Csnis per tedV

For Five Csnis Per Day
VIII pay. according 10 the hazard of
occupation. from = to 80. week. when
unable to work through being hurt
acciocntly.
win pay. if you are accidently killed,
32tiS to Sii,,'j
VIII pay SlD a week when you are
sick and unable to work.
VIII DAY so, for funeral expenses
Will pay, if you lose 4 hand and foot
II both feet or both hand, -i;;1 to tt.3
~ INSURED.
You cannot lose all your Income when
Won are sick Or disabled by accident.
Absolute protection IL the member
u.,on paying s. life membership fee and
dues OF : - per month.
The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association
is pGe-cmifcut!y tie largest and
strongest Accident and Health AsS"-
ciation in t!ic United Stats
1t has the required cash deposits
vii II the States nf California and Mis-
rour, which. together with an ample
sc>orvc fund and large a@,,ts. make its
certificate an absolute guarantee If
the soliditI Of its protection to it
members.
\ twp-tnird$ policy costs s per
month due.
\ one-chird policy costs sl,50 per
quarter d,t;,s.
Rc.iab1c aga gt> wanted Write
CiIA>. u. sill t.LD~.
Sole A-cijt. Washington County.
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