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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-04-04

Items of Interest Clipped rom the
White Pine News of March ~.

Wnttt Etne NtNs d MAEtn -
The Salt Lake Tribune says that Mr..
b. +. Miller, general manager of the
Elko and White Pine Transportation
Company, is spending a few days in
that city. His company owns the
stage lines which tap much of those
portions Of Nevada which are now at
tracing so much attention because Of
the rich mineral districts there.
At Hamilton the mine-owners will
commence regular shipments as soon
as the snow blockades are broken.
Large amounts Of ore are reported on
the dumps.
At Ely unusual energy prevails.
The owners OF the Chairman group
are making preparation to begin oper-
atoms in the near future. The copper
smelter will also start on or about the
middle OF next month, and there is I'M
mistakable evidence OF increased ac-
tivity all along the line.
Parsons & Eager left for Salt Lake
City On business Wednesday. They
have bought about 1000 head of cat
tie. The purchases being made all the
way from Phoebe to Austin. Mr.. Eager
bought about 5000 OF this number last
week. He is a rustler from way back,
and when the gentlemen come back
they expect to buy some more. They
paid out about 5000 last year, and
it will reach about the same this year.
G. L. Peterson is engaged in breaking
broncos and mules for the drive.
E. H. Parsons sold all his yearling
Durham bull calves to a party in
Grouse Creek, Utah, and got $50 per
head. There is money in Durham
stock.
Mr.. HI. Mccain saws 1.-THE Silver
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-04-04
Roll Of

Following is the Roll Of Honor Of DEVILS
Gate school for the month Of March An
tone Regli. 100 per cent Felicia LAM, 80;
Emma Regli. 80; Ulysses LAM, 80; Lizzie
Regli. 80; Katherine Loucks, 50; Johnnie
Blair, 50; Celia Lani, 81.
TEssA 1. MoRIARTY, Teacher.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-04-04

The best paid official in the British
service is the Lord Lieutenant OF Ire
land, who receives 800, 900 a year.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-04-04
HIS Failing Memory.

Justice Field, the veteran of the Su-
preme Court, sometimes sho VS. a slight
failure of memory. Recently a lawyer
in arguing a case read from various au-
thorities, and in the midst of one cita-
ton was interrupted by Mr.. Justice
Field with the remark that what he
had just read was nonsense from the
legal point of view. Inquiry showed
that the authority SO sweepingly con-
demned was nothing less than an
opinion Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, which MIR. Field had
himself rendered a quarter Of a century
ago.
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weather Report with Your Letter

The scheme OF adding the latest
weather forecast to the regular post
marks on letters will be commenced by
the Postofice Department July l. APP
plications for this service from over 40
postoffices have been filed, and it will
be introduced first in New York, Chi
cago and other large cities.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-04-04

Prince Bismarck celebrated his s1st
birthday on the nrst instant.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-04-04
NOTICE.

In the Third Judicial Dtstrics
Court OF the state Of Nevada, Eu.
reka County.
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Mrs. Fletcher writes her sister: 81
have tried the Silver Medal Flour and
like 1t o. well as any,"
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{. A. MCCONNELL
PRICE LIST.
Corrected Weekly.

I will sell al my store. one door south
Of W. II. Stowell's Drug Store for CASH
the following aytiolea.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-04-04

Use Silver Medal Flour, and keep
your money in the country; its better
than any other -four.
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Mr.. III. Mccain says: "The Silver
Medal Flour is better than any l have
used and / shall use no other"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-19
MINES AND MINING.
IA, n, Bulls and Bears Played %
Change Today.
,,p,sE the VANDERBILT risE
4, Idaho rrsp.riy owntd ny salt
Iskr, showing Up w'll-Sew'
from Dliferent sources.

r...n.ss whole there was good
,,a,,o The mining stock market today
h,u.h very little trading was In
,,,,sIiu, The only stocks chronloling
,,.s.,,p were Fur Aces Of the listed
NJ, and Sunbeam Of the unlisted
,,.,,. both Of which Deposited hall
,sou,and lot. at II cents. The former
',oct vas freely offered at IS after the
IN, but bidders refused To 70 above
"A. lJ.eent mark. sunbeam closed
w,,h the stock on the market 81 %
c,n,, and bid for at 10 cent?.
Ajax fell trifie Ia the bidding
,oisy receiving an offer Of but 90 cents
:. lsaius. yeslsrdai's figure Of u,
vbils the asking quotation was nve
cant, Above that established a, the
farmer call, the stock alsndiug a. nm
Altering ut SO cents. Centen NAL
Eureka scored q bid Of s00, but the
,,ock did not malsrisllSs 90 an Offering
n.uy lgufe. The Days we're strong
A usual, the West stock RUNNING ~
an Yesterday, while tue DAILY proper
,cofed advances both ways. Tue
Galeua stock showed gains In the iig.
ufss as did also Mefcur which was
oifsted al 80. 40 anu bid iof nj 800
Swansea came down li'llo ia the
a,kinR today, holders being willing 10
rsti with IT at s2.65, whereas on yes
lsfisy's call they boldly demanded
sg7b. The closing aud beat bid was
AZ Is, an advance VI nve cents ovet
The previous day's quotation. south
swansea slumpsl atIf In the askinr.
but the bid came out strongly Al tl.2. !
4 flse Of "a cents. Lucky Bill, Nof1u.
am Llght AnJ swansea maiutainod
their usual strength.
The closing figures were n, follows;
Listed STOCKS.
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nisbe,, Of all in Leaveuing povere-Laiest I. S
Hghes, Of all in Leayening power-Laesi u Govt Report
R>!al:l!l! R RsxasS1:
ABSOLUTELY PURE

roif, 50 ounces 10 silver and 10 tef
G ut lead. a large 49, clmon was also
received rom the TfiX miac No the
Bidie district near Horse Shoe d iud,
which came rom an eishi loot lrugc.
The stockholders of tic Anchor
Mining company hold n meeting To
PARK City ycsicftay,an the following
busrd o diftc Ufs was o'trtUu Tor the
ensuing yeaH Ffancib Smith, J. NJ.
Al ms, Il. n. H9lnius, +. A. Minis, =.
q. Tewksbury, ID. &. Nobaughilu,
Davii keith, II. Macflt'Gih aud H..
T.. Myefs. Tue board Will meet On the
second "Wednesday In Dtotmter to
cleo, 0iiictfs.
Ogien Prose: q. T.. Coult1u, well
kn1Wn all over the Stale IN connection
with the pioneer period ui Utah, has
some rubber which 10 the natural PRO.
duct II queer kind n a transparent
fock located on the Uintah reservation
In the vicinity NJ NUfnal. lisa rr.
mafkhble product, anu u b. worth 500.
900 10 the ulAn VINO nnds a vein 0f %
OH the reservation. MT. C0ultuH got
tue siufi the fira; tins he crossed the
reservation aud says he buiieves he
mas n ledge of II outside the reservation
limits.
have been looking At aud tuiiittiug
mining property tor several yeafH AMI
II this Ia rot tanfnza there IA none 10
the oouutry. The vein NJ the south en-
IA over go ioet wide, u assays on the
groupings, according 10 ny oEn tcats,
tl.60 gold, IL per cent cjppef aud 2
ounces OF silver; NJ the nuftb ond goes
On foot Of quuriH 800 gold, trace H.
silver aud tree copper. / made one
assay on n piece Of n At taken from
Crass Cut tunnel, (you could 40 gold
plainly with the eycl which assaJ eli
$40 sold, . ounces silver, per cent
copper, net weight OF 1000 lbs. psf
ton. mT. Huntsman IL uuvlng two
tunnels 10 cross cut the vein one mile
apart aud by spfing will have the
property Ia turn shape that he eau
handle several hundred tons daily.
And look to sec Garden CITY by this
timo Ia 'g1 q city Of good many
Thousands instead VI few hundred.
Win the mine developed II viii maku
one Of the nnctt lsasufe resorts In toe
State. Mr. Hunitman has a company
In view who will tut up q very lAtgo
plant aud mill for reducing ore next
spring. There IL nm abundance OF
wood and water for mining auI mill
ing purpose. The people have been
riding by this vast ore body for thirty
years aud never thought enough " II
10 have II tested. 30 Stranger comes
along aud takes II all. rhefu ATE four
other locations on the hill; all atu
bsiug worked by the owners. The ore
can be mined and mille1 for lees than
$3.50 Yer ton anu ~ by water power Tor
81 por ton.
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SALT LaREns Harry.
Hated over . Rieh strike In the
Vanderbilt Mae

s''bs nssHs
The Vanderbilt mine at HALEY,
liaho, owned principally by Salt Lake
men, announces n st.ike Of orc In the
lower tunnel at u vertical depth OF 400
ieei, The orc 10 a ruby silver anu
stay copper two ami q half inches
lhlet on the hanging wall and assAys
hVO0 ounces In silver TO the ton, while
On The foot wall IRE tests OF steel
RAlsna ore taken from q solid body
show values OF 100 ounces silver anu
snu ifom 10 10 10 per cent lead TO the
ton.
The above Information was embodied
10 letter received by Elias Morris.
one OF the owneu, yesterday. The
le'lef was from Mr.. Brockbaok, tho
assayef At tho mine, who, In conclud.
lng bis communication, gave II 40 his
gplhion that the Vanderbilt was TO-DAY
,ns biggest silver mine In the stale OF
This cheering nsws has snth used
ne owners To n high pitch, az In the
serelopmrnt Of the property they have
au many unfortunate TeveIhes, e ntial-
inss heavy expenditure OF money. A.
esehl, however, The ownofs seem TO
ooh me high road 10 opulence for all
which their friends will undoubted.
" leel thankful.
a Directors meeting was held In
Mn city Yesterday, ut which n was
oluei TO Install lsaac Jennings as
pennhndent Of tho property, aud
sslh Secretary Arnold q. Giauquo
W TOT HALEY last might. rhs latter
WI make an examination OF the mine
'hu return with q report.
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Mammoth Record Notes.
The Sunbeam marketed iis third car
OF ore last week ami II j. EXPECTED
that regular shipments will he made.
OWing TO the lack OF Watof the mills
have hcen silent for a few day thia
week, but are again In full operation.
Another contract wa lnt yesterday
lot sinking On the thnit % tue South
crn Eureka aud work was fetumed ~
once.
IL h tumofed that tho Grand Cen.
trail has pushed liz shaft through tue
lime anu encountered another lorna
ton with indications Of ore.
The gang VI men who have been
employed Ia repairing the pumping
plant al Cherry Greek have returned
and water IL plentiful ia the camp
ngaiu.
Pay day at tho various mluts @
CURED this ws,t, o. iUllovii swansea
on Sunday, Buiiion-Beck ou Monday
anu Mammoth will psy som Jay this
week.
since tho comple,ion Of the new
wAg u road " the North Star, the
ore from that property u brlng
hauled 20 tho Mammoth tor shipment
Instead Of Silver CITY.
The Yankee Girl, which suspended
OperatiOnaa few weeks ago, u still al
a standstill and no more work being
done. IL IL hopoi that tue company
will soon resume work ami make
another shipmeat
Bids which ad been fcreivod Tot
sinking another 100 feet on the OpeN
thhfl were opeuei aud tue contract 10.
Monday. Mark Il. Bray, wto hai
charge OF tho previous work, was the
lowest bidder ami resumed the wofk
yesterday. fhe Opex Ia one OF the
coming mines of tho camp.
Messrs, Hyde an1 Murphy, who arc
working the Grey Eagle pfopety aud
the Georgia elaine al Nj. Ntbo, arc
very busy taxing out good pay ore
from the mint. II was reported low
weeks ago that they would make =
shipment, but owing TO the teeent iali
OF several feet OF snow Ia North canyon
tho Company were unable 10 BRING
enough ore from the mine WIN 'heit
Iufro.
The Fish Springs district u forging
along NJ the usual progressive rats ana
those Interested have great ialth IN lu
future. The famous Utah aud Oalena
mines are producing the usual nmsunt
OF good silver anu lead ore, WIN I'm
mense bodies Of that hind 10 sight. Tue
Emns, Vulcan, Early Hafvc't, Cactus
an Last Chance are all pfoiuoing nnd
shipping n large amount Of ore. The
Last Chance, owned by Chipman d
Gfaut ct nj, IL probpofiDg 10 a large ex.
tent under tue management OF superin.
tsndent Higgs, with William Green
4 A. II NaaasH
with ore Continuously, has been sunk
aud the miners ARE now drifting on n
vein which shows from 900 u 1000
ounces OF silver and shout go por cnut
lead. MauHgsT Hlggs connrms the
report that within tho next thirty
days about three cars VI the hich
grade product Will be hauled by teams
10 Oasis aud ehIpped TO tho smslttrs,
Generally speaking, tie camp at Fish
springs Is In very prosperous c'nai'
li0n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-19

A 89.lnoh body OF good ore 10 being
worked In the Four Aces at Silver cry
at a depth OF 400 feet.
DR.. Woodruff OF the Northern Light
10 now out At the property lookiug
over hfiaiTs there. He will Te,uTn
shortly.
IL IL said that party OF capitalists
are about 10 Incorporate a company
looking 10 the development Of the Lady
Annis claim In Silver cry.
Tho Bullion Beck miners are slill
working on the recent strike on the
900 level. The ore BODY Is said 10
widen cut NJ the work prOgTessei.
MT. John Dsgn OF tho Msreur, who
has been soIouTning for several months
morning on his return trip.
The Last Chance Mining company
has levied an assessment OF n cents
per shars on tho capital NJ cK, the
same becoming delinquent Dec. ~.
Correspondence 10 tho Ogden
Standard from Garden CITY, Idaho,
speaks NJ 90 % claim near there
owned by -. }. hunisman OF Ogden.
A l7-ton car OF dslena orc came IN
from the mine yesterday. II assay6d
500 ref eeut lead ana 1909 ounces
SILVER 70 the ton ana sold ON the market
for tlS22.
The Ontario mine at Park City IL re-.
ported 10 be showing some fino ore
taken from the fifteen hundred foot
level-ihe location Of the great drain
tunnel. There Is body twenty inches
wide, giving assays OF 25 per cont lead
aud 100 ounces silver TO the ton.
The Emerald Mining company,
whose recent assessment OF one cent
per share becomes delinquent on DE.
csmber 10, 10 reported 10 be vigorously
prosecuting work at the property, And
win push the HhAft TO a depth VI 700
feet AT least. New machinery for deep
workings Is new en- route to the mine.
Boise Statesman: The Mining Ex-
change received yesterday three fine
samples OF ore nom tue Pioneer mine
near Conteryllle which assay SOS Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-19

Yesterday morning O.. Mcliicken re-
rHutd 10 the oiilUafa that bic house Ut
Thistle had been broken into the night
Or viuuf aud several nrtclts including
shire, underwear, nu0ktics, n pair Of
Congress shoes and a shot gun taken
away.
r. T.. Daniels IT, % this CITY has
leased the Psyfun electric plant Tor p
term o. yosfs, aud Will supply the Pay.
son citizens with lirht.
Tho Tornado wac played Ia tho Opsfs
house lnst NIGHT g. an appftciativc
aldieucr. Is Ho t'afiling scenic iiccls
were produced.
OrsUn Rogers aud 8. NJ. Barlsw came
la nom the north Last evening.
y. W. Calder Of salt Lake 10 visiting
Provo mUrchanis.
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~ C0TTTc--T 71-7'IV7-7'TTTT775'T5

II January lat were, say, Monday
every Monday would be the Let, sth
l1ih sud % every Tustdoy the -.
o., l1.h ana 20 anu ~ on through
out tho year. Tue changes Of the moor
would be on or about the ssmn date,
through the year; and many Caloula
tionF, like interest, dates Of matur
Ing notes, Easter sunday ard mAny
other Important dates would be simpli.
NED. Although tho present. generator
would nave to figure new dates f0i
birth dsye. aud all legal holidays ox.
cent New Years would BE- on different
daics, yet the gain would be more thar
the lose, ne that wUuli be permanent
and tue objections iriiiing.
The proposed change certainly has
tho merit Of novelty, anu II IL Just 10
say that tue Arguments In favor OF tbs
metric system ON tue ground Of utility
APPLY with considerable fofos 10 the
pteseni cise. We fear, however, that
the oiJtcli1us on the ~ und OF sunti.
meni, which are strong In the matter
" woirhts ana measures, would be
oven stronger againtt tho proposed 70.
vision OF our methods OF computing
time.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Gallon ora Haley. laramie. wyo.t
Mr.. va. y KIsuy, Eufokai a.. X. snow,
PARK tliyi w. w Soils, los Angeles,
calls !. g.. Ihortsou. Logani Mrs. solz,
San Francisco.
"nlkrI-E. T.. Lynch, San Francisco,
Mrs. smith. Provo. Gporsa Arboga.t,
Dry Canyon VI. a. SoIsuu, Cas.io Gatei
william *. y 10, Manul Tom rtylor,
=. iiirchCll, J.. JohuHYH. nu Chesnui j y.
Ellison, hiughami D. ~. 'athafn. Mt.
Pleasant
fempleiou-Ii e.. Tavsy. William
Martin, Chicago. {. Bach, New York; h.
w. Morfiu, soda springs. Idaho. q. ~.
Curso Jr., ogden; q. e. sloan, kansas
Cityj %. ". Hull, Omaha
Knuui0rd John sparks, Nevada. A.
j, Hare J, Califlmis. ~ H. Mcconnell,
umuhuiC Charles A, NIchardson, n. Louis.
NJ. Abraham, san Francisco. h. ". Van
Corilandi Denver D. 5. Rnnnolis, WIN.
u. Polit Chicago, a. ,. llosmor, Ash
land, Wis.
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dfed ieet OF y cfoss.cut tiunel IN all go
feet long IL In solid quartz that average
three dollars tn gold with n spriukling
Of silver. Mr. Osborne says the ore Of
this 100 foot vein IL all FREQ millin q
aud he ~ confident that Ia the Wan.
deflng Boy be ana Mr. Slaiey have a
bonanzs.
In Mf. o,born.'s opinion Bus Dat
gef's sllysf King IA the niggssi thing
on Gold MouBtsln, snd all that 10 nee.
essafy 10 make II famous 10 s5mr
pushing slonR. DAreeT IL The king's
manager, but the Desefet COMPANY
owne the mi aud i very slow IN lie
development. For one hun tied ieet
on the tutface the silver King ant
pans ilnc Tree gold IN large quantity,
aud ! mill were stationed there MI.
Osborne says II would fevolutionlE
the whole camp.
The Blue Bird. one Of the Gralsh0p.
per claims controlled by the Gjlden
star corpofAtion,is looming up IN great
shape. a little white ago Recorder
William Johnston and two other men
who are developing the Bird iof the
ore there IL 10 II. shipped a lot to tho
smcllers that netiud them 500 aton,
Now another consignment OF tue dir.
10 ready Tor tho miilp ard II IL thought
10 he worth ut least 800.
Pfesideat Lammurs ioff OF ho Sc.
vier company went 10 Zion on an im-
portant business mission lEst Thur
day,expcoting TO return 10 Badly snort.
ly. IL ~ believed that the sevinr u
preparing 10 resume active operation
before many moons. Mr.. and Mrs.
LammetsdOri have been on the hill
many days past putting things IN
shape for wofE.
James Long AMI John Menodus
have been recent visitors from the
bright future Breckenridge. Wagon
roads are built up 10 the BrucRenriige's
cabins, winter stock OF supper II
icing ifeightsd W the bill and Jim
anu JONI will hibernate there TN
spring. Before the snow molia anu
the flowers begin 10 bloom thuir tunnel
now being driven Is likely TO run up
against a vein OF thU hottest sun On
Badly.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tenutasto Psfdnor closed its engage.
ment AT the Thsaler last night before a
iait sized audience. Tue taking ieu-
lures OF the play were again enjoyed
aud Applautcd.
one Plus One Equals Three, Ia re.
ceiving liberal patronage at the Grand
this week, ana tonight, Performance
will ihow an attendance aimosl ,qusl
10 that Of the opening night The
novelty Of the play Il OF loling wide.
spread attention and cOmmunts
though difiofin are lot ihu most Part
greatly l. favor OF Mt. Rlyls's latest
effort.
Town Topics continues 10 draw
good houses NJ the Lyoeum anu the
Glass Of people attending, shows that
vaudeville entertainments are appfo.
c'ated by all all when properly pre-
1rnled.
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yurybod, Va. a.sd.

~ see by lie American papsfa," r..
marked tue klng 81 the Caunlhai L..
lands 10 the newly arrived missionary,
"that there De- now y decided objection
On the part % your church authorities
g. trndiug out a. missionaries young
men who use tobacco IN any iotm."
"That ia ttue,n replied tue mission.
aty, al use neither llquDts nor tobac.
co, aud the idea ~ sIfsading, hs you
s,y, that misaiouatitr should ahsiain
ffom butu,"
"lt Ia very good idea, indeed"
added the king. ~ regard tue move.
munt with Considerable satisfaction. IL
please. me greatly"
81 fuppl'e, thon, you think with ~
that Tor missionary 10 drink anu
sm Ike doiTacis from hib inn ieuce.n
II suppose u does, but was not
thinking Of that particularly. was
abiding TO tho fact that pufton whose
syttcm IL saturated win nicotine h
utturly spoilei lor fOautlnY. Tue very
test you can do with him ir 10 use MIN
Tor smoked meet"
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Thirteen Months III the Iesr.

IL Ia suggested that On January I,
1900, a npw division Of tho year into
thirteen months uo Instituted. II 10
ctim, d, Gays the Scientific American,
that this l. not No pfepCstefOus NJ moot
people weuld be- likely 10 consider IL ut
Tue fifsl thought. II such n division
we're made tue frst twelve months
would have Just tweniy.eisht days, OF
four week., each, aud the new month
tWunty nine, 10 maze 8B5, anu thirty
ia leap year.. After n icw DAYS there
would he no need 10 refer 20 chlpudars,
~ the same day Of the week would
hnvs the same date thruuuh the yeaf.
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'"N fHH - hh' NhAN "ANs
lpsa mans tad habits thai hurt him
more than uvofwOrh. The littln hab.
iis Of ctfieo aud tobacco hurt worse
than some Of toe biz ones, bcosuso they
are continued more siuhdiiy than the
greater habits. Many a man IL simply
poisoned 70 death by the alkAloids OF
o Zee and tobacc0 and never will be.
lievu what 10 huflink him. Let him
quit tobaccl ana use Postum Cereal,
tue food dtluk, in place Of cuileu aud
very soon he finds that nature, the
great fssioftf, IL NJ work. No mtdclns
u needed, simply quit doing thoss
things which poison and waste tho en-.
ofgy, and lot nature build into body
and bfain from good food. Postum 10
made entirely Of grains by tho Postum
Cereal Co. ,iim.,oi Battle Creek Mich,
aud II noufiihing and ittteniBg. Use
plain, common food and iood-dfink lit
looks like coffee Tut 10 noi.l Health
will come ana be Of much more aolld
character than when patched up with
dTugs.
Dr. n. Il. Msffiman 22s0 Michigan
Ave, Chicago says, III have tried the
Postum ana sm pleased with it.D
"Jutl NJ goodp ne Postum Cereal az.
words u.ed % deiraud tho pub 10. Sold
by Geo. y. Boo H., Jno. Mcdonald, JF.
anu J, n, Williams.
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ATTRACTED considerable attention by
reason Of tDo PROVISIONS that " his
Ioifs aiuuid JOIN Tho Mormon Church
ur my secret foctty theg fwefe
ulfinhefited. The viii also condition.
o. the wiie's porli0n Of the osiaie upon
h'r beng undivofctd OF the time ni
bis dcnin. She now asks for divorce
ON the grounds M cruelty, consisting
principally % calling her vile names,
accusing her VI iuil1ollty, anu making
himself disagfoeablo generally. She
asks for a uivlsl0u oil tho Joint
urotcriy, estimated ~ about
$4,000, consisting Of real estate aud
about 81 900 in the hank ~ BpflnRville
nnl ln Salt Lake, anu Tor tho custody
OF two minor children, aud that m
order be issuri 90 euJlln defendant
tom disposiug nf any NJ the properly
pending trial &. A, Kiug Ia attorney
Tor The plainun.