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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-12

In the eighth inning with the score
2 to l for San Antonio, Red" Herbert
sent three. Sand Crabs to bases on
balls, and followed by two hits, the
score was suddenly turned to 3-2 in
favor of Galveston. Herbert was wild
throughout the game, giving nine
bases on balls. The Bronchos outplay-
ed the Sand Crabs all around, excelling
them in the field and having nine hits
to Galveston's five. Only one earned
run was made in the game, a home
run by Nance.
The Houston newspapers are doing
more to injure baseball in Texas than
all the Epworth league conventions put
together.
Umpire Jack Phelan is officiating in
the Galveston-San Antonio series, and
so far he seems to have given satisfac-
ton. This is what the Galveston
News said of him yesterday: THE
funniest part of the story is that UNI
pire Phelan was permitted to remain
in the game throughout the contest and
leave the field without being threat
ened with assassination. In Justice
to this member of the official staff of
umpires it must be said that he is not
hard looking man and his work in
yesterdays game was not so awfully
vile. True, he may not have been in
close quarters or had enough tight
calls to test his quality and true worth
but so far his work was not as rank
as the pen pictures sent ahead of him
from our sister city. On balls and
strikes he is very bad and really acts
as though he cannot locate the key
stone. This one defect was very con-
spicuous yesterday, but in this respect
he divided his decisions between the
two teams. He certainly did not in
tentionally so give such decisions, as
was seen by the all fatal method of
evening up, which so many umpires
unjustly adopt. That is, where he
calls bad ball strike, then on the
next one evens up by calling a good
ball or strike a ball. What may hap
pen remains to be seen in the next two
games, but for the present the Gal
weston fans have decreed that Phelan
be allowed his life and liberty for a
few days at least"
Yesterdays exhibition was just the
kind of ball playing that the American
public wants to see and is willing to
support. There was plenty of spicy
playing, enthusiasm and excitement in
the game without any offensive dis
plays or wrangling with the umpire.
1t was a jolly attendance and altogeth-
er thoroughly enjoyable perform
ance of class that should secure lib
eral patronage.
"Knaus' timely home run in the
eighth inning was well directed and
brought in quartette of tallies which
the Bron2hos needed. The bases were
all occupied when he sent the ball
over left garden wall.
"In the second inning the Alamoites
got in two-baggers in correct form
and managed to secure two runs, but
of the three men retired all of them
played fish trying to discover Sparks
unknowns. "-Pick-ups in Galveston
News.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-12
With The Bases Full Pair at Hits Tuln
The Score-Umpire Phelan Gives
Satisfaction at Galveston.
BASEBALL BAROMETER.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, San An
tonic 2
At Houston-AustinS, Houston7.
At Dallas-Denison T. Dallas 0. The
game was stopped in third inning. rain.
At Fort Worth-Rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-23
TRusrtt,s SALE.

Whereas. IVA j LedneId Grow and Joseph
Grow. her HUSBAND did by their cor avn
oeed OF trust. daled tho ij,h day OF April, 1852,
and recorded on the Hth day OF Aprii, Isg2. In
hoo ~ u" Pages 1889. OF the roeords IN the
oniee OF the recorder OF deeds OF salt Lake
county In the torritofy tnow state) OF Utah,
convey 10 william A. Dale. "a ttusteo, the fol.
lowing described real estate. situate IN said
sAlt Lnse county, Utah, to VIII.
Part of Lot one ~. Biocs one hundred and
sixteen tiibl, PLATA" salt Lake UIty survey |;
beginning at point nvc 80 rods nor h of the
ihoncc west tea tl0) rods. thence u ,rtil 1ve tsJ
rods, thence etst ten (iO) rods and thence
south I've % rods TO pace OF beginning
winch sad conveyance was made IN trust TO
secure 10 tho order OF Inc Lombard Invest.
ment company the payment OF The said Eva j.
4. and Joseph Grow one ccrain prom.
issory note Of even dato with sal deed of
trust. Tor the principal sum of twenty five hun-
nred ts2.aOv) dollars due and payable on tho
from tho date thereof a. the rate of SIX 90 per
cent per Ennum. payable semi annualli, and
with interest thereon NJ. or maturity ut the rate
OF lwe,ye ~ per cent per annum, payable
Whereas, A, is provided In said deed OF trust
that IN case OF default in tho payment OF SAID
pfomlssory note, o. tho interest thorAon, or IN
ase OF tie bren h of any of tho covenants or
agreements of SAID deed OF trust tho trustee
shnl.upon the Application of the legal holder of
sad note sell and dispo OF The said premises
and all the right, title. benefit and equity OF
redemption OF The shia Eva j. i.. anu Joseph
s Grow. their hors and assigns therein. at
ana Tor the purposes Ia SAID deed OF trust
stated, after fret giving twenty ll0) days
noice. as particularly proviced for In said
deed OF trust. reference 10 which Is hereby
made for greater certainty anu
Whereas Default has been made in the pay
ment OF SAID principal note OF s2.t0', due April
st Is Z, and IN the payment of n coupon inter
est note OF .. due April ist. isgi. and the faid
princIpai note and coupon interest note are
sun pas due and unpaid,
Ow. therefor notice is hereby given that
l the unacrsi.ned. trustee a. aforesaiu, at the
reques OF the legal hOlGer of said note, and
uuuer and by virtue OF the power and author
ny IN me vested by he ssid Getd OF rust. will
TN saturday. The 18th day of December, 1897,
at the hour of 10 o'clock Ia tho forenoon OF
snid day. sell the above described property,
ana all the right, title. lenent anu equity OF
redemption OF the said ivaJ. x and Juseph
5. Grow, ,hcr heirs and assigns therein, ut
pubhc auction, for the higaest and best price
tie same Will bring In cash. nj the west front
door of the county court house In ,elt LAT
tity, County OF sat Lake State of Utah, for
the purpose OF paying said NOE ana interest
coupon an all costs aud expenses OF eaecu-
ting tEis rust.
WILL NJ H. DNLE, Trustee.
First publicst on Nov Ii 1871.
Last Publication Ice II, 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-23
THE BOOSTER.


In every California town there are mum
berless little poker rooms where opel
games run day and night, There IRE q
few handsome places where 1t costs FROM
81 to S25 To sit in n game, but most of tho
places are plain little rooms where play
er may buy stack of 20 white chirs for
30 cents and take his chance Chips at
2i5 cents each may soon very small, but
as the game Is played invariably for Mblc
stakes the player soon either loses his
modest stack in the game or is forced Ia
put in more money. The players are near
ly all poor men, but as tac losers leave
their money and the winners usually stay
800 worth Of chips is not nm unusual
sight on the table
The law forblds the use OF n slot In TIT
table or any kind ol kitty 50 the pro
prictor makes his money by charging cHcl
player one white chccl, every luli hour for
new cards The income OF such place
foots up to exactly cents an hour TO cicl
player, hardly enough to satisfy the anhi-
tions of the sportsman who runs the place
hence the booster. "
The booster is really poker agent on n
80 per cent commission. He comes into
the game with n stack or two OF the pro
prietor's chips and plays to win, with tbs
Understanding that hc will quiz whenever
asked to mike way for iluncycd player
He must then return the original capital
and onc-half Of his winnings His prinoi-
pal usefulness Is In starting new games
and filling vacant chains in thosu HAT lack
PLAYERS He cuncs around early wien tho
poker place opens ami hangs about with
Others OF his Kind untll two or three indie
pendent players turn up Then he begins
to play and makes what he tam until q
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SUMMONS.



Der M nj
,,.
he state OF Utah sendh sioeNng 10 hehfy a.
wnring oiendant
xvuU NE nkiktf EQuIhkD TO Az.
near IN IN O. on broua u asainst you by
q nluS, II med ~ ali tifi in tue isIict I out
1t he hifd Judiclai ,Iict q tue te VI
h. and Oh rwsi the Coz pant nied mere
vivian IN dys Tex ius W oi the day OF
Jtvtcc) nfier tho tie Ln YOU tns sum
non, L srvrd vi l1ug ihi' county or "
NV a ans nj IN. coun Y int IN tiis hietrict
,yitfu wonty d "; o hrfWi ~ hin Tory
nvs-nr ~ gdrnt by dtfHut VIII no taNr
Id nina Nuu acc .iding 20 he praytr ~ SAID
an, in
hr suid nciion e b ou3ht % have judgment
tynI4tt ettnurnl Tor thu tn.n OF ~, pfnc
mi pud inter hs,On irum ohr ~ an
81 AZ ~ cent pc Uunum upltl naid. N
uiur n = after ju.tni"tt. io 81 Huort ~
pts NM ! ou-t OF ruL * q 800 Il '
q ace. tatn lruuis ~ ioIu < q, g t.,
utI dttcrfH ~ III W - ~ -
Ia, br4',s Z. Ii ga sum OF si,'oe
ltrprtnu &C. 49, % u pir rfn ''' nnhiln
,m l. 8 tecu ei ny MOI ga - v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-23

Go 10 your doctor for
advice; he is the best man
to tell you what medicine
you need, Go to your drug
gist for your medicines; he
knows more about drugs
than a dry goods man.
Stick to your doctor and
to your druggist if you are
a sick man, bHt 9on't 60 TO y0v
druggist far aaAviee, If your
doctor tellsyou to get SCOTS
Emulsion it is because he
knows it to be the remedy
in all conditions of wasting,
the one reliable, permanent
preparation.
Get frbat yon ask Jar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-23

Consul Mantius, writing from Turin,
says: prominent physicians and laymen
are at present busily engaged In preparing
an exhaustive report, with exhibits, ON
the subject of Apparent Death and Pro
mature Eurial This report WIN be the
striking feature of the medical department
at the national exposition to be opened
here in April, 1898.
''Reports Of n similar kind are expected
from all over the world. There will be IN
international competition and prize Will
be awarded for the best work on the solu
ton OF a problem In which not only tho
profession, but, more or less, every mortal
Is interested
up TO the present time no infallible
test for distinguishing apparent from real
death has been discovered in consequence
of which horrifying cases of persons buried
alive occur from time to time and are mar
rated in medical journals and daily papers,
The committee of physicians and laymen
organized TO gather and slit the material
realiz, that the first step to remedy such
conditions should be to obtain inodiflca-
ton OF the laws relative to tho limited
space OF time allowed for bodies to DO kept
before burial in some countries. 1t Is
clearly proved that the number OF persons
buried alive Is much larger in such coun-
tries. Therefore the members of this COM
mission appeal to the heads OF the govern
ments and to all those whose position
gives them influence over the people for
their support In n movement which cannot
fail to interest humanity. 1t is the inten-
ton TO start periodical which will hc
devoted TO the furtherance of the matter
in hand.
EARLY this year the italian government,
through foreign ambassadors and minis
tiers, extended an invitation to other na-
tions to take active part in those branches
of the Turin exposition which are OF MI
international character. The main feature
OF the medical department might have
been easily overlooked in the bulk of Other
interesting material =
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AAslssmskI NOTICE.
Bucl eye ~ ming Company. situation OF prin'
eipai u ace OF bus ness no est
firsi sOutn ct Sal LakeCity, utah.

NOTICE Is HEi,EBY rIVfN THAT At A
~ meeting of the Board of Directors OF tho
( urkeyr wiring Co h Id at sat Lake tlity.
Utah. october IS 1897. IN as essment Of one
II, cent no srsrr vas i.vitd on the cppltal
ftoes u the cor GRAFTON payable ut one 10
n, nun Heck rsrretnr,. No u West First
souIh street. Salt lake Oily, Utah, md Any
sfork unon whIth tho assessment shall 70.
m IN unnnr or tic 20 h DAY OF ,ofemher 1871,
vii hr d nrqHent md advertised for sale ~
I uhitr nurt on. ant " payment IA not mnde be
ia @ will hrt Old on @ ihtn day OF Drcem err
- ~ n hour orap ~ nj thH once Of tho
comp ny No u Wet 7 rst % IN rect, sA I
~ IKE 81 y, Utah. ton Issossment and cos 8
HYRUM BECK.
Secretary.
enitInhr civ Cr oh,r o, ISL
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a RESOLUTION.

Revolving n Resolution pnssed by the City
Council of SAT- Lake CITY, september 2Dib.
ls9t, which donated and ernntcd Pioneer
Equnrc TO the Utah ana Pacinc Improve
neni Company Tor railroad depot pur.
poses
Whereas, on September Goth, lsoi. this Coun-
ell rassed u resolution which WAS ppfoved
by the Mayor o. the Ind of October, legd, do
Natlng and granting all of Bocs ~, in Pat
A." salt LAKE lily survey. known ms Pioneer
Square," TO the Utah and Pacific Improvement
Company. corporation ON condition that II
procecl to construct. equip and operate a
standard gusge railway from and to either OF
the following points:
let From Milford, Utah. in asouthwesternly
direction toward Los angeles, Gal
End. From saitair toward peep Creek
utah; or
Creek Mining region;
And that hfly miles OF said road DO con-
struoted and operation Tor such business as
OF :, d grant. and one hundred miles thereof
must be completed and In operation for busi'
ntts by the hrst day of January, ~ = and
whereas, more ian one year has elapsed
since T. Q date of sad grant, ana no bart OF
said road has been constructed or completed
hut the sa d Utah and Pacific Improvement
Company has made default in the essential
condiu ms VI SAID grant;
Therefore, lie u resolved;
Let, 1hat the Aforesaid resolution donating
and granting snid Pton Ell sluHle to tho Utah
ana Pacific Improvc ment Company, passed by
the Councii 'pten per .tth, IeVN ana APP
proved by the Mayor October End 1925 be and
tho same Is hereby revoked. cancelled and de-
snd That Hon. h n. Baskin who holds the
deed of said oneer gu re IN escrow. 10 mott
tipd hy TIE etorder Of ne passage OF this
resolution and requested 10 return sal N csc NV
to he ,byor and Recorder. toe by fhem de-
showed IN the prose &c OF each othrt,
Passed by tho 81 y Counci Of SAT- Lake CITY,
| state OF tab. october IN 49, title proved
and re- feirtd TO the eyor for his approval.
ltEAL. DAVID :. kME Y,
| tiiy Recorder
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NoIic TO Oslo TORS.


NOTICE is HEREBY G VEN ny THe
N undersignod eNecutrix OF tue estate of
Martin tassell, dereased, 20 the creditors OF.
and ali persons wing claims against the SAID
decensef, to exhibit them with the necessary
youcbt rs, within four months after no nrst
publication OF this notice. to the said e1rcu
trix 1t her residence SI5 south sixth East
street, SAT- Lake CITY, In the county OF ~alt
Lake. Utah.
aied october e9th, 1871
AUGusTA FAssElI,
Exocu rix OF the estate OF Martin Fassell,
dc chsrf
tHANK HOFFMAN, attorney
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Aolios CT sTookHotDEss' MEET

>vor1 l. uEKsBY G VEN THAT A
y eI,eryal meeting nj tue stockholders OF
nc Icuhsitcr. M,tcnl Buitli = CampAn- n
hereby "a 10 to III eet at the company's III =,
nt al West Tem,ic strepi. on Monday The tn
dpy ~ ecs tnber, 1 VI atg orl'ck y IN for
mo uuruoso OF amending mo nitlr O. 81 ~
rorto All hy altering the name OF ~
amer Ltt'nass asmay properly cowc before
SAID moetng +, MEL. AIR
erfetary of the Board OF Directors
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NOTICE OF SALE CT aefL Esl"'t'

nURsUANT Tn AN nRpEh Mn,J pis.
district court of the THIRD JuuiS q M.
trict Of inc state Of Utah, In sht Lth gned
~. Hon. ogden Hiles. Judge. lho Lament OF
executors OF the last vii avg ger for sale
Marin IL recs, deceased. VIII onet add on
A, nuhlic rncton at the premises, VI ,s o Al the
Mondav. the 18Th day of Dece Iinlleyins
bou, of eleven o'clook II. m 'no ''''
dt re VIZ eommencing Ave % eesGas oet ~
,orthea,t corner OF lot ~ o ons' survey Of
nipety.sl., Plat A salt LAKE ,S M" pod,, thence
n,nidipe lots; thence west tl.l %, ~ ,so rods
north M five rods thence cast ~ sovtheaG
IN nee south Is three rods 'nem,' Ar less, 10
one and one half Url RODS; ,a u,e' Of LAND sod
Ia son hwest corner Of a piece an Graham,
l hv sais N rim il Peck to Mary AZ 10 ttspa'e
Of hoP beai nnsl is atteen feet and '0a'
inches ... ton ner cent PAID on VIZ
~, he s,le. ard the balance U"
ton of sale by said e,1ouiS GRAHAM,
JOSH Psonauept o.
r,r,ors Of the Last WI emo
Msr,'n n Peek deceased ,s,-
dated, Salt Lake CITY, NOV. K 4 pooTH
attorney
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NOTICE TO CIR DiTORs
Estate OF EllaaOolh Lane hyde d.cca.e,

Estate Of Elizabeth Lane Hyde, deceased.
NOTICE is HEltEBY GIVEN ny THE
N undersisno tXsrutn y OF che iast will
and testament u II zAheih Lane Hyde. de-
ceased, to the creditors OF and all persons hay
ing o aims ~ ainsi the said deceh.ed 10 eNhiDit
them W III the DccessH ny yourhcTs, with N Tour
mont after tn first pub catiOn ~ IN ;
houce. to the SAID exec ors al The ON 6 Of
isaac NJ. MHuGtt. Mccornick building salt
Lac CITY, in he County OF sat Lake. Utah.
Dated October Is, 1851
iSsA NJ wAnnELL
CHARLES II HYDE.
Executors of he last will AMI testament Of
klizabeth Lane lily Dc. deceased
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Nollc

sonos or CAM ". or 81. TIE s ssS' q UTf'H
,,or !. arr.EH7 sNh .Ss r hos1a Z" q
%'s'is s E 8 s,;P s s
:s PTs ssESs q 'i.P'to r. ~iaa s
I tss saSs .s re- S'5 q
IN mesling. shL dsel sc,i at the OMAN ,a
IS sa s,.I %' s s'ns q rsa a he SH'iEls 1
s md soa,a Temple ' y Sf''s,emSer A. ~
. ts ,h. S Saur Of 'elocK 7 m e-.Prssid'r-
, VIZ u Al. WELLS o''N'''
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lSsIssME ID NOTICE..
Davis and Weber Counties Canal Com pany.
ogden CITY, Weber County. Utah,
September lst. 1871.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN a meeting of the Board of Directors,
held on the 18th day of August 1851, an us
sessment OF 81 90 per share was levied on the
capiia stock OF the corporation. payable 70
the Secretary on or be ore the 9Th day OF
october. 1897. ut his oniee in Ogden CITY
Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on said 9Th day OF October.
1901 witt be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and upless payment is made
before, will be sold on tho 18th d W of Novem
her, 1887. AT u o'clock noon, at the south door
of the Weber County Court House, IN said
ogden CITY, 10 nay the delinquent assessment.
together with cost OF advertising and EXPENSES
of sale. j. L. S1E,
Secretary.
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NOTICE 10 OR. DiToks.
Estate OF Mary Ann cOult. deceased,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned administrator of the es-
tate OF Mary Ann Coult. deceased, to the
creditors OF, and all uersons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice. 10 the said administration. at the ONCE
of rederck 7. and Edward Mc''urin, at
torbeys for said administrative, suite 400 fnl
JOSEPH CuULT.
Administrator OF tho Lstalc OF Mary Ann
Coult deceased.
iaIed September 20. 1897.
FREDER OK 4 MCGURRIS AND EDWARD
NCGURsIs, Attorneys and Counsalors. suite
4Ou.iUl Atlas building.
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LIGAL NOTICE
In the District Court Probate Division, Third
Judicial Dntrict 10 aud ,or SAT- Lake
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Esther Petit
deceased

In the Matter Of the Estate OF Esther Petit,
deceased
NOTICE rs HER Y GIVEN THAT
IN u. W. Ashton. Administrator of the
fptate OF Esther Petit, necOescd, has rem .
dered Tor fettltment and fled IN sad
Court, his final account Of his admin siration
of SAID estate and petition fur Ina dis
iribulion OF the residue Of 50 d esiaie among
the PERSONS entitled thereto, and TINT wednes.
Gag. III 49, day Of December. u. 1897, ~
9.a0 o'c ock o.. m Mt the Court Room o. shl'
Court IN the County Court House.
alt Lske 'ity and County. Utah. has
been duly appointed by the Judge sait
Con / Tor the ettlement of said ace cunt and
hearing saii petition for distribution. Mt which
time Hni hlaGe any person Interested IN snid
estate may nNpsar nnd show cause, II any
there lie, why sad account should not be
settled mud approved and final distribution
made rs PRAYED 70
Dated November 9Th. 1897
David o DUNBAR. Clerk.
Nv Y. q. RyEpALL. ncputy Clerk
JONI NJ. rASsos. Attorney.
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NOTICE To CREDITOR ;.


NOTICE Is HE kBYz,GIvEN BY THE
! undersigned, dmiAIslrator OF the estate
OF John t,izzerald, de- eased, to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against the
said deceH scd, oexhibit them with tho neces
sary vouchers. within ten months after the first
publication OF this notice. to the sBid admins
traitor at Draper, in the County of salt Lake,
Utah.
HEBFR A. SMITH
Administrator OF the Estate OF John Fitz-
gerald, deceased
YuusG 4 MoYLE, Attorueys.
Dated, October 25th. 1897.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Elizabeth Brotherton Pratt,
deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned Executors, OF the last
Wi and testament OF Elizabeth roiherton
Pratt deceased, TO the creditors OF, and all
persons having claims Against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit Them with :he necessary
publication of this notice, to the said Execu-
tors, nj the law office OF Moyle. Zane 4 Costi-
gan, Rooms II. Deseret National Bank build.
ing. Salt Lake City IN the County OF Salt Lake.
UiAh.
JOHN A. SILVER,
n. N. blShOP.
Executors OF the last will and Testament Of
Elizabeth Broth erton Pratt. deceased.
Moyle, Zane ~ Costig9u Attorneys Tor Exc
cEtors,
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Lake CITY Lthh
MOT OK + ntRb ! Il VEN THAT AT
auer IVY oi the board OF directors OF
tho owe crrpor tuon and he d nt he ONCE
rb,y d sipit 81 un Mnnh y. ugust 70, 80,
an HsttssUrnt ui one mi q per snare was
,VIrun.t Inc G tpitnl stoa< OF this corporation.
ttNti,r sMur Ht, september Yalh. 20 A
rshru1. rrrctrry ami I {e surer OF ms
conn It hhnyr dc.guNcd onlce ANY
soc unpn which tins Bss.tsment may re-
min uup ~ IN the SAM 2ath day u -ortem .
ietw nr del nqucnt ami Will ne advertised
tor "a ~ nuiiho uruon. ma stld on uts.
M, ct boz l.it, lsNi nt?p,m of that nj
500 ito,r named pisce Of business. o paw
no 90 D. quert asst,ement Rether with the
cost of uv, rising ana cnspenst OF SAFE
II \ EOt Id.
scciv and Treasurer.
once - Main rect tuustiirsl.
90 sat lsle IitJ. tt'h, August 9Th
1kG
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Doctor Dust arrived at tho scene of the
entl-Whnt OH earth AFRO you holding
his nose forg
Pat tknocing beside the yictim)--So his
breath won't leave his body, of COURSE
London Fun.