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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-02-27

"My baby had Group and was saved
by Shiloh's Cure" writes Mrs. j. b.
Martin, of Huntsville, Ala. For sale
by /. James.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-02-27

Diseased blood, constipation, and
kidney, liver and bowel trouble are
cured by Karl's Glover Root Tea. For
sale by /. James.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-02-27

Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San
Diego, Cal, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
remedy is the first medicine l have eve
found that would do me any good
Price so cents. For sale by l. James.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-02-27

Money at 7 per cent
straight. Making papers,
A bstrC is nd Recording
free. No delay.
NASH s. PHELPS.
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TIME TABLES.

C.&N.-W AT AUDUBON.
No. 81, arrive o: IS am No. 50, depart 10 40 am.
No. SO, arrive 4:20p. IN. No. "a, depart 500 pm.
J. A. HUMIsToN, Agent.
G. X. /. 4 p. AT AUDUBON.
No. 34l arrive AS a. IN. No $40 leaves l2 :3Op. NJ.
No. 343 arrive $40 D. IN. No 344 leaves 35 p. m.
The evening train connects with the east
bound flyer ut Atlantic.
w w. SMITH. Agent.
g. M. Il ST. p. AT MANNING.
GOIG EAST. GOING WEST.
NO.2. Pass. l: 80 p. IN. No. l, Pass. $50 a. M
No. 4, Pass. 80 p. IN No. 3, Pass. II 40 p m
One and two Thousand mile tickets, also tickets
to all princil al points In the United States and
Canada for sa.e at the Manning office.
w. w BRECKENRIDGE, Agent,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-02-27

Glover, Timothy, Alsyke Alfalfa, Fan
cy Blue Grass Seed at prices that can't
be duplicated. At G. w. Hoover's.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-02-27
ELECTRIC LIGHT REPORT.
From August II, 1891, to February
rs. 1906.

Total receipts. $40, s1s.42
This takes In all the cash received
from the sale OF electric light
bonds, the machinery and material
furnished by Van GOrder anSbi
START, all lamp rents and lamp,
sales, electric light taxes &c.
Total amount OF warrants issued. . SaS51l.97
Total amount OF interest paid on waE-
ofz.Ob
Interest paid on electric light Oo,ads
for 1895 emo warrant issued fogNthis $4,000
s30.124.62
Warrants outstanding
not paid .....,..... S910.07 4
Warrant No. 80, paid
oah Of general fund 27o.50
slls0.5T l1S05r
Total cash paid out, S37, 044Qb
Paid by Van Gorder and Stuart for
machinery and all other material
bought by them when TIA, electric
plant was enlarged :. ....,..,..... 5,&a1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-08

chimes now breaking ground iu TIE
Jah vii. soon havea .Hrac amount 30
virgin terrific y oTCnrd uH I0f u'gu.uHs
Lumber ami materials are tuirE au.
IlyrfCi 40 the mine fHr new uui m re
cHmmoci0us buiid'rra.
a.. G. Howe, tur DIlu.l banker au
capitalize who in r.uwuy WltI IS. j..
Luut.susD rail thIs uistuu. % vIslt
some months nr0,wiiieH t0 'ileuds uure
that hu viii a.alu viHIt tla uFtficl Boz
The near future M5tsrs. Howe aud
Larturufu wrfo very iav.tauIy iu.
IIea.rI with tho wrudrr 900 60 utcp U'
liuuc from what they Jaw while here
AMI alter az EXTENDED tour Through
The miniug regions OF linHO anu Mon.
tlun have concluded Co Utah IreH uta
Iuu most inviting fslI iHr Investment
Siure coming 10 Yen ihCtu gentlemen
hsyl occurred nu option upon tho
Monaco aud Navajo mines gi Biu..
nam, anu rave a force 0' mUn develop.
irg these UrUTeft'eH. We tlutt lhuy
VIII q 80 some inducements Gutllgfgu.
90 interest them here.
Que uf tuu most important slflkOs ~
'nT INSIDE la the district tIls season Dol
reported rom the HumUug minu com
bOllv1 mluutaiu, This IfUpHuy D.
owned by jesse Knight Of Provo, wbI
has has force OF men nj WORK driving
D. prospect tunnel Tor the iHlgc since
The ilfat ~ May, nI on WUIrpsIay
WAS rewarded BY breaking into ~ 2.i0ot
vein OF nigh gTaIc carbonate utu, goo
feet from unyiiEht, resembling In ivory
r.HpeCt tHU tlch iOfmst. Of the Unu
ui which IL near moi hhUr, Me
kuisht is highly olatod over h.8 g0UI
iIuuuU anu will Ht once begin the
Construction OF n wagon road % the
mine, anu also rrtc. suitnb.c buildings.
ibOHo VINO have pinned th0iF ahh 90
dUdiva mountain are all Tigh. We
look Tor moro Of tbs came kind Of fr.
pOtIs from that locality before tho
nnoWl hlaln WhIton The Mile.
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DO NOT WANT Hin.
Sandy People 0tlC, 10 The Burial
Of EuTi5FtF Charles TdUds
rSmmR Qumr LuLE CEMETERY
lhrra'un 70 INhrmr tho Body If The
El.N > To N,t i.m.y, L.
4 Ioucsom Nib Watch.

Ciuzsns Of Sandy arc decidedly DO.
Uiruant because nj Schmidt brother.
luIaw Of Charles IuicIc, who wns
ytotorIay hanged Tor the muricroi bic
vile, took tue body and intcryd 30 boo
bic butlal lot In tn quiet htile grave
yard 10 Sandy. Last night utlt
stoups OF people were sucn ou Che
,rcet corners Of the usually Tranquil
little smrltor town, discussing wlut
they considered an Hunt TO their Jc.
concy anu dignity il ihe burial % o
wiio murderer among ,hoir beloved
dead. From su,et.Corner talk The mot.
tct grow into tho form ~ thraats.
Several residents Of tho town hhd dee.
iufmlnai 10 inalst uDon tho removal Of
rhlcie's body By tho relatives OF tuuy
would take action themsolvea.
Fearing that the threats OF the pop.
vic nigh Jo carried out lust night, 0r
that some violence 10 tho buusi spot
might occur air. and MrA Schmidt
tue latter rhledo'. sister, sat u.l night
on tho grave Of the executed mao aud
Kept lonely vigil over the newly mai.
mound. No violence waa attempted
last night, but danger q. interference
is not yet over anu Mt .ud Mr.
Schmidt are asking Protection, which,
of course, Will bU extended % mntiufs
become 10 complicated us Go require %
ia the judgment Ui ilu uiilgUU.
10 hIH been the Intention Ui Mt, ana
hfs. schmidt 60 UEhumv tho b0iy of
Mrs. ThieiV, wtiun BE- buried vt hluf.
ray, aud teintur 70 alongside OF tue
husband VINO was executed i.r her
murder AZ the Dot Doc which Thlcdo
llul IL d family one, nud tluru iH 40
ordinance OF law foTb.ddlug thu burial
It executed pgrOu. iu tho sandy
cemetery, it 10 claimed boy tho ON HTH
that it viii be dangerous fIr parties 90
Interfere; but the reputation ui IuluIu
No that place 10 11 uHs tlai those mot
Interested excuse their indignation Uu
that account. whether tumcluut
pressure eau be bgoushtto scar upon
the sChmidts 90 remove The body
ln Difference Co thr unanimous wiHu
OF the people Do questionable, but IuIg-
Ing IRON The present uuil.uE fgWuiHl.r
" 100 DO done either with OF without the
consent " the Relatives.
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THE GREEN BAG.

IL. ID. Page was tDiay commissioned
a notary for Box Elder county.
Mrs. R5beoca Little has been com.
mi..ionod regent Of tue Univorsity
OF U,ab.
}. II. Webster yes,orlny obtained
Judgment iu Justice Harvey court
against Morgan Richards iJI sl0j.
Ju e a. b. Patton 10 down from
Ogden today. Tho Judge IL attorney
'yf the Pioneer r0wUr company Of
tho Junction city.
A petition loF leave 90 coll pert1ual
property in the nHltiU VI Th1m. Gl1,
deceased, will ul IuurI in tao probate
court ia September o,
The cases against tho Hac1ua ami
Hollands, auBut tho ibilufu Uf tine Back
OF Salt Lake, will come up before
Justi'o Harvey on "Wednesday acxL
+. h, AIcGuffin & 90. t1 t1y com.
moucUd suit iu the Tnird dlslrIrt court
against Frederick J. Vincent uuI
Laura A. Vincent 90 COLLECT gggj aud
Interest on a pi9m.si0ry u5jy.
The Ladie' Bryan Free silver club
will hold their mtUtius Monday of $3.50
O.. M. AZ Mfs g. b, Newman, 40. 40
east Fist South street, Emmuliur %,
Wells anu Ellen b. Ferguson viii DO
present 90 give addresses, aud every
lady In Salt Lake City Ia invlled 10
attend
Mrs. Emily R3oktlmaun has tulottd
suit for divorce IA tho Third uistrIo.
court agGlnst John ltlokolmauu. The
lady complains that her husband has
treated her 10 very cruel manner and
that no r. addicted % the usg % stfoug
drink. Mrt. Rockvlmann pfays Tor
Temporary aud permanent allmony
and for the custody Of lhelr Two obi.
ufeu.
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District Court Orders.

Judge street made the following
orders In court today:
Slate Va Thos. @. Baker; application
to send defendant TO reform school
denied anu he WIS discharged.
Theo. w. Whitley ct al Va White.
more Produce company; leave granted
10 hio amtnued complaint nud ten
days allowed iOI answer alter hling.
All Tie W NJ. 5haughuessy; motion
10 dismiss appeal eet for next saturday.
Ford W Bacon; demurrer 10 com.
plant oveffulol without argument aud
ton days allowed iUr snswet.
Gillet " Isy flor; leave granted 10
use statement On appeal ~ part o.
transcript on appeal.
J.H. smith W T.. w. Hanson; dc.
mutfcf % complaint submitted.
Frederick Walton Va Charles Burton;
copies Tor original lost illes substituted.
George >. Carly was given crrtih.
cate OF ton yGsfs' service In tbs United
sthteh army.
Geysof Mining company Va J. II.
Bacon ii al petition Of tue TfaNolet'B
Life Insurance company for gu order
requiring tnU receivers to disClnim a'y
interest in tho sum Of $4,000 uUpUsitpl
IN the Third Natioual bank Of New
York ana release the same from all
claims granted.
Mary Laiutu Va IL, MaoCorl; order
Of imp, cuniCpity.
Clark W Clark, divorce; decree
granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-08
THE MINING MARKET.
Work Of th3 Bulls and Bars on lho
Stock Exchange
nERcuR srLLsArs575 PR SHARE
Nov mcnts Ia aud Around The Vim IS a.
lax CITY and iiniic-ihc th.,k.
ma o. Sr.k.

The Mofour stock which ls generally
sold CT zee Ground 81 per share, received
a black eye In the pic OF tho stock tx.
change today, when 100 shares Eel.
under the hammer o. $40.
The days call was very quiet with
no Improvement In the quotations ar
Ia the extent Of lhe trading. OIr
hundred shares Of Anchor changed
hands nj sl.55 aud Swansea found u
taker at $50. Centennial uleta
was held at $40 todsy while has Tor the
stock reached tho sum OF sos, Nam.
moth received numerous bius 20 $3.50,
tut holders Of the stock demanded
$500.
The closing igur1b were 90 follows
LISTED STOCKS
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MINING ~ rINrrc.
Tho Eureka nrmpcrar- Report OF
OPERATIONS tor tho Week.

Operations tor the Week.
pfo'. W. II. Mlults 10 again with uo
aud expects TO temhiu some time anu
give personal attention 10 mis- mining
Interests hero.
A strong how OF water has been On.
C0unterod Ia the shat OF the Buckeye
mine aud singiug will DO Discontinued
until fump n uut IN.
The Manhattan group OF claims anu
the stipend were surveyed Tor patent
by Y. T.. Strange last week. jos. LINN.
man ana w. H. Pho are applicants Tor
patu,t
Hon. Allen q. Campbell, who OWLS
Tue great Vanderbilt miro In yellow
Pluu district, Nevada, has maize an
order Tor new surface equipment
Tor that mine that will oOat about sBO,-
700.
The Eureka I'm mine made n tom.
porary draft Of some % men from the
Jay Aud night shilR on Wednesday,
owing 10 scatolly Of water 10 operate
tho mil 10 IN iuli capscity NJ present,
DE- Fed stguticr went into the city
On luttday ~ attend meeting Of the
directors o. the Cleveland company.
Tbs oJnIFaci Tor sinking an additional
100 ieoi on the property was ratified
anu the work has already begun,
THO Cafisa mine, one Of the oldest
In tho distllcIi produced nearly $50
tlis u Gre lest month. The lcnso ui
Mrs, Bothmer aud others has run out,
nut we undofstaul another ptopgailion
VIII 10 entered into by tue lwneis I'M
mediately, although We arc not Ia.
formed IA 10 the Terms The CarisA 10
q ice property,
Tue Two machine drills for some
limo pact working IA tho uptaise from
he tunnel level al the SiOuxlhAye been
taken our ana truunisTI0d 10 the Utah,
The uptsisu 10 now 100 feet above the
level anu han developed tho ore BODY
intact Tor that distance. Tue three ma.
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mo Ch.clmn,e strIn,.

Concerning the Checkmato strike DO
the Willow creek distriol, Idaho, tho
Boise Statesman has the following;
Tho latest report about tho Check.
mate IN that "a streak Of orc has been
opened 90 the lowest point TorchCd
That is two feet wide and runs $500 per
ton In gold. This, Of course, IN only
report but Il comes from q source that
IL mgst reliable, and II 10 probably cor.
rect, IL n known that the owners
have been cross.cuiting OF the l5O.f1ul
level 10 catch the rich ore chute, aud
Il 10 understood that II 10 In this driv
that the discovery has boon made. How.
ever, one thing IL oerlain--thu mine rs
producing auu the ore taken out 10 rlrb.
Shipments nre being made regularly.
Six tons l. brought Ia every tufer days
and sent down the read. The man who
has the contract got bUhiud with hls
work and was recently obliged 10 nut
on more teams. How rich tue ore lie
40 ono knows. No one sven has au
opportunity 10 zee ~, as II Is epckod IN
thr mine hud not exposed b tho 0ye OF
tho public. From the time II IL mined
uutiiit IL opened Ia tue works OF thU
purchasers II ~ undOr canvas.
So, while no definite Information
can be given regarding tho property
enough IL known 10 warrant inc state.
munt that tue mine 10 a very good one
aud IL giving Satisfaction 10 the uwrpfr,
lho property Is owned In part by mou
connected with the Union Pacific ANA
thrto persons generally make 10 plIu,
TO 60 over there 10 take "A look nj N.
bonanza whenever they ars IN Ga
section. Tho iaut that tho mine 10 boz
suOu hands h an important psint ~ &,
j. Ia tue rover Of the Uui0n Pacific
people 20 direct attention 90 the diatflg.
whenever u may serve their ruFpute
10 lot thy pubic know Just what they
have there.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
observations Taken at Utah. idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing o5setyA-
tlolsRt AM. today;
Salt Lake Clty--Barometot, 29,gs,
temperature, "a; minimum, 6S; wind,
calm; clear.
BaKer CITY Barometer, 1884; ten.
IeTaturo 80; minimum, IS; winu,
south, light; ol0uly,
Cheyo 20 95; tenn
peratute, 90; minimum, IS; wini,
notlhwtsi, lightj clear.
Heluna- Barometer 5000 tomperu.
lure, 40; minimum, ~; vino, south
west, hsht; clear.
Miles City Barometer, 1880; tenn
peratuft, 50 minimum, 90; wind,
tOutb, light .02 inch OF rain In lkst
~ hOuTs; clear.
INTERCHANGEABLE Barometer 80 o.; tenn.
psrature, ~; minimum, 40; wind,
southwest, O milra per houf; ulrar
Idaho Fall5.-BArUmtt0T, 80. so; tenn.
poratufe, IS; minimum, 40; wind,
north, light; cloudy.
General and local forecast for 80
louts ending 8 pm, Aug, 8.h'
For Utah, fair tonight aud sun.
Jay stationary temerature.
sal, Lake CITY aud vicinity, fair,
stationary Temperature.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer, WeatLrr Bureau.
Today's tenn, oraluFe itshuWn In Tho
lac GimilO thvrmomeler given JelOsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-08

Il. q. Matthews 10 thu latest nppll.
cant iJr mombeuhip Ia tue stock ex,
change.
The stock exchange room l. being
olloimluol ana au artislio sign mas
b-gu .l.utgd on the win low,
Tls Taylor y Bruu'an tAmplcr TO-.
ceiyld tlBru 600 OF ore rom d q
Ba4gus milne ygsrgIay, Tho niue Is
l,Ca.td Ia Caonu county.
Tho telephone wir,s were down
fom, befe between luis city aud
bingham today, guI Communicslllp
villa tho Oii RslnUle dhtri,l Ma
thereby ca on.
Alta meeting Of the governing board
VI the mining exchange yesltrIsy
afternoon the a4yluabiuly u hayluv
two ollis each day was uitCusf1d aud
tho conclusion arrived % 10 dugllelt
~ - vote Of tho members. win O..
gsId 90 tho duplication ot thO ngmgaol
mining companies, Secretary Vlgu,
tuIorpi having called on stale Spetr.
taiy Hummoni who in.ofmel nim
mat ru there was no law agaiutt II.
Jhs matter could not DO TsmBdiou.
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Editor W. II. White OF the Evening
Pres, Ogden, IL In town.
General Manager Dickinson OF the
Union Pacific arrived In Salt Lake on
business today.
Elder A. IL. Patterson IL lying serl.
ously ~ at his home on LiuoDin ave-
nue. In the Figtt ward Of THE ciiy.
The Union Pacific this forenoon
brought down special train o. /. ..
q. II. Ogden exouT6iOnists VINO spent
The DAY At Garfield.
Passenger Agent Burnley OF fine
UDion Pacific took run out 10
Evanston, Wyo., this morning, whore
curing the Jay bo was & meet thr
nc0mirg fire chiefs aud return with
them.
On August ., the Uniform Rank
Knights u Pytuias will celebrate Ut
Garfield she auniversnTy OF the iOrmn.
ton Of that branch Of tue order Col
n. @. MhTIleigh will conduct sn h..
spection OF the three diylsionF, Ogden,
Park cry and Salt Lake, which viii
10 lfUIUat.
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Tho loss Of hay Ia this country from
a failure on the part Of farmers 90 ru.
sort TO tho use Of proper implements is
annually very large Hay IS crop that
must be- moved, cured aud stored under
many Disadvantages and often Ia very
short period of timo. Suoh wuIl, cannot
always he done unless every appliance
necessary for harvesting tho crop ia
available On farms whore largo crops
arc grown tAe mover, tgddgr md rake
add 10 the value Of the hay by insisting
70 cum 10 in % manner 20 preserve tho
whole of itguuaitiousmattUr Properly
cured hay i5 not found ON all farms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-08

DE- Canuto a. Kias visited Salt
LAHU last week Tor the purpose VI buy
Ing maculuury Tor the luduI uulent.
lfcsOta Mining company, Dt which hu
~ tfuniufrr. Al Salt Labr he wa.
J1lIcl ~ John Nimmo, the manager.
They bought 3j.hOfse'poWof boiler,
a l5'hofar'p0wcf engine aud a aiuting
pump, The machinery was shipped
10 the NINE which f. SITUATED Ma the
Unto miulng district
Nu,sfs. Keitut * Weber, ownefs Of
the Silver kluE iiEging plant, began
paying their iafty.flyu men sunday
oveniu nud finished a. Monday. This
be- said 10 be one OF thu meet complete
uauI ligglug plauts in Utah. 10 Ger
tainIy 10 one ~ thu iudlitutlo Of
rafk CITY, with q pay roll VI fi,jIJ %
month.
Tue Lucly BIN was fitted up with a
tIuHiu doCR,J cage fuis week. The
JrIt Tor the ledge on the l,UOO.flot
level IN now 50 foot. itie believed
that Che lodge VII ue encountered in
he space % twuHty more foot
The uwnou OF q valuable group Of
nv miuiug claims situate 900 DutUu
canyon, iu thr Blue Lodge mining Iis.
Utl, uUll mtDuuE last Ifitny even
ing IuT the purpose " organizing AMI
INCORPORATING. The name selected Ia
tue & lImlus Silver Mining COMPANY
10 it proposed 30 divide 10 iuiU 100000
shnfte alta rar valuation OF 81 each.
luu Oh 'urs elected are: David FI"uur,
pIuaIugu'; W. ID. Sheppard, Secretary;
jamie Fisher, treasurer There, with
Andrew Fisher Hnd David NcNbugh.
ton, constitute the board Of directors.
Unless a change iu pTolpnt plans
takes place the boys nt tnu Wo0dslJe
mine viii DO presuntud with their
monthly ohucks next Monday.
The wofk oil putting The now ms
cbiuOry OF tho Daly-Wost IN place 10
progressing quite satisfactorily. Bar.
ring accidents, Il Il believed tho new
machinery viii bo 10 shape 10 resume
"a full W0fEiug fOtos ia tho mine not
later than August 20. Pay dgy ~ the
Daly.Wesl The front emu Of the coming
week.
Ore shipments from the MackiutUsh
sampler tuis week are ~ follow. Su.
yef King nfsl.Clas5, Slg,6iO; Silver
kiug cOuC ntratrf, 49,. 900; silver
Creek jiggiuga, S0,sS1, Total number
pounds, / ,2si72O.
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smith, Mu. Lon Richardson. N,rs.
tisorgu f.. Felt, Mrs. b. :. LLOYD,
Mrt n. G.. waliacr, Mrs. r.. v. sov-
I'll, Mrt. joseph Smmons, Mrs. d. b.
Spencer, Mrs. Kenneth Kern
TRANSPORTATION fEEE.
It's evident that everything that
can be- done TO make u pleasant for the
famous fire extinguishers will be ai.
Tended to. Ci,izcns will DO ~ Gill.
sans OF Halt Lake AlwAys do when con-
vpriions are held In tneir midst-viu
with each other IN Offering cheer and
h5spitality. This morning the RAPID
Tfanait Street Railway company uC.
cidtd TO give ireD transportation 10 the
vsliots over their linta durnE their
prilufn here. The cit gems committee
are TO meet with the management Of
the Salt Lake Street Railway company
this evening, when the latter will in
90 probability, follow IT, old time Gus.
Tom On puch occasions by ordering
thVlr conductors 10 refrain rom col.
Letting fares from the fire chieis,
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OBITUARY.


DlOd NJ Pleasant Grove, August %. Isll.
OF old ngo, Margaret Maum Fourz. need
10 years; bora December n, 1901, in
Fmnkllu county, IA, Mrs. Foufg,.
parents died early, leaving hor an or.
phau, she boing'lot 20 suuugera. gHr
was married % jacob FOufXIuly 81 Is-g.
IN lsg5 moved from Ponusylyauln no.
RiclilRnd county, Ohioi No that place thu
family heard The Gospel preached by dc
hto Bishop DAVID Evans. Thsy worg
convinced u iis truth aud Joined tla
then unpopular Church, In thoyrtfIsIl
moved 90 Missouri aud purchased land
on Crooked river, whore .malI hraacl
Of Tho Church was organized, presided
over by IdUT David Eyuua The family
did not enjoy ihUir homo long. hg.rr
among tha illaigd number tLat gurt
located at llHHuH Niil when tHt mob
camO upon them and killed anmuO'ghtorn
or ninr,uon souls (lhoy were ulI hu I'D
Ia u dry VOL near uy.I MI Fuuts wins
wounded in the iLiEh, and only ess4p.I
death by ia|guiug %, Ills boots v'plD
pulled nom htH foot whiln hawa4 lytng
among tho dead, Mrs F0uiz pgsgoa
through all ih.H, being th mo HiulHor
OF lvo helpless llulrChi.dfon surrounded
by mOrclo-s mob, huddlod together
with some forty families with thor duai
and wounded.
undor those trying scenes tho mmuy
were forced to hao the state, They found
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Everybody will he at sallalt tonight.
Grand Uniyefs.ty bnll Of $3.50.


l7 At hand nud o. gladly vol.
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