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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-20
HEADQUARTERS
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First Brigade, N. C. N. J,
JERSEY CITY. April 49, 1885

Jersey City, April 10, 1898.
General Orders No. L.
lin compliance with Genera Orders
NO. 8, Headquarters Division, N. T.. dated
Newark, March "a, 1898, the several or
ganizations of this brigade will parade
for annual inspection at the times and
places designated below
Fourth Regiment, Jersey City, Wednes-
day, May 4, at 5 O'Clock p. M.
Naval Reserve, Battalion of the East.
Hoboken, Tuesday, May "a, at 5 o'clock
P. M.
1.-THE inspection of the ammunition,
books and papers will be made on the
evenings heretofore designated, at Z
o'clock. except as follows:-
Fourth Regiment, Company I. Bayonne,
Friday, May 20, at s O'Clock P. NJ.
Companies II and NJ, Hoboken, Tues
day. May 81, at s O'Clock P. NJ.
III.-The inspection will be made by
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Boltwood, In
s%pector. Rolls will be presented to him
by company commanders rolled and tied
they must not be folded. The '~'recapitu-
iation" will be left blank, and a list Of
absentees will be made on blanks fur
nfished for that purpose. The names of
absentees, the cause Of absence and the
"recapitulation' will be entered upon the
rolls by the inspecting offers.
W.-Attention is directed to Genera Or
ders, No. 2 and 8. Headquarters Division.
National Guard. N. j., c. s., which will be
carefully read and obeyed.
By command of
BROADER GENERAL WANSER.
Oficial:@ JOHN A. PARKER,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-20
TuInD CAME-ExcELsIoR
RIVERSIDE


Champion William Gerdes gave a re-
markable exhibition of bowling last night
IN the games rolled in the National tour
nament5 and with unusual scores beat out
such stars as Arnold and Howell. In the
three matches bowled four games were
necessary to settle the question. Arnold
IN the odd set beat Howell. The scores
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-20
FOR RESERVES.
General Wanser Highly Com
mends the Sailors Of the
Eastern Division

Brigadier General Wanser was asked
this morning if he had anything to say
regarding the war situation. He refused
TO talk. 1T is not the place of National
Guardsmen to discuss such matters he
said. 1T is their place to obey orders
without questioning. and to keep silence"
General Wanser paid tribute to the Naval
Reserves. He said he believed that SO
per cent. of them would serve. They are
doing all the work. he said. Their
commandment tells me that they do not
even mind passing coal as long as they
do it with fellows Of their own class. No
work seems too hard for them. They are
a plucky lot
The following orders were issued today
by General Wanser.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-20

1t sounds simple to say that the sum
nier girl onay needs a variety Of shirt
ssaisfs and skirts to be practically
equipped for almost any occasion; but
The simplicity Of the assertion is The
only part OF the statement which is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22

Speaking N Reno.

Thursday there WAS a rousing silver
meeting III Reno, at " hich Senator Stew
@rt, lion. :. ii. Nrrrrn>> n Hon. VIM.
IhOln}~"u addressed the people.
Tine meeting throughout MAS an en-
th5.sIt>t,c ONE ami the >pctkers held the
au.tleuct with fact and not fiction.
Senator stewart concluded - speech
Is follows:
\ am charged with being an attorney
of the r~lilrOai," said the Senator, II
challenge ,neln to produce evidence OF it.
My re-0rd Is All open book. In The mat
ter OF the col prtiUu Of the debt upon the
Central Pacific :aljr"a,i | HaNe III every
.~iletance followed the direction Of tne
party platform amd The STATE Legislature.
The tuldi"g bill NhIcA passed the last
Congress Was prepared 10y enator Nor
gan and others who are known TO be in
favor OF eAactIng every cent from the
railroad. l never opposed the measure
ana it pas>eG with my approval.
The Senator q, Sed w stirring ref
erence to the war and the achievements
Of the Army aud Navy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22

Last year Ross Levers o.! " a~h"e ship
ped quite q large .~rn~IEnmeU5 of apples
=" london. The shipment w@>a success
in every particular. The fin" fruit raised
in the H10untainS of Nevada being a rev
citation to the Briti>hers and the demand
Cor more has resulto! ia an order to Mir.
Levers for 4 car load. The rirty sent
is d lar ge red apple nanled r~uathan.'
one Of the best keeliaE sort. Mr.. Levers,
while one Of the largest 'lcharaists in
Nevada, has not cnOugh of thi- kind 10
till the order and is purchasing from his
n~eighbor% to make up the INT
Wu~h"e Valley is uo;cd AS II OF the hest
+rctionS for %producing apples in this
country, and many raucbriS there have
tine orchards.
Mr.. Howard sells many hundred
pounds Of apples every year and his truil
is fast acquiring Il reputation f,r it, ex-
cellenre. Jim Lamb If The same Vicinity
~ also in the business and all 9th" prop
critics ON the west side Of the valley are
boxing a heavy crop.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22

Hon. Pat Reddy and john Kelley the
mining uan, are inspecting tie Indian
Qnetn niue in Furnace canyon. 1t Is
Mr.. Rnddy'S intention to reetIuv work 1t
the Queen ii the minv shows well euO'.,N
to warrant it.-WaIker Lai Bulletin.
AS election day approaches patriotism
increases, although The war is over.
The number Of mtn who want to assist
Uncle Sam by helping to pay the inter-
nal reNenue tax Oh ut"r and WHISKY is
coming up at an alarming r"te-H,-
port.
The APPEAL is glad to stale that Mr..
james T~0irtyson Is on The road 20 ruc,N-
cry. HISS lever has lett hlul and although
quite weak ne viii soon he out locking
alter III, poiiticl l. ht.
Senators Jones, ana Steva art and Hon.
Pat Iieudy " III address nc ptop.e of the
Co~nat"ck neat I".eeday u,euln5, We
hope - hear the Trio here.
Wonuer II George \ .I5>till expects to
accept I.aL position III Central AmttIca.
Ii he can u!a" own lev hundred ii ii
Ncvaua, 1t might nelp Out, dYn't you see.
Shipments OF more tntn 1000 nra,l OF
cai,lo will be mace 1ltm Nln.,n4ucrt
AND otlIer points during the meAL ten
days.
The liaw lh"rne Registered vote is l-y
AMI That OF lI>nlersI.. COUNTY ~ t~IlilAt-
ed at 4JO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22
Nor Reported Victories.

London. Oct. 20.-The Madrid CORES
ponient OF the Times says: Captain Au-
non, 80 a. TT of Marine, has re
ceived d dispatch from Manila
cling naval engagement between the
Americans and the rebels in consequence
of Admiral Dewey ~forbiddlng the latter
to fly the rebel flag from their ships.
The dispatch adds that there We're
losses on both sides, but that the Ameri-
cans captured the rebel ships.
The scene of the engagement is not
mentioned but it is supposed to have
Ueen Manila bay.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22


Eagle oysters at lt!cha d~on $
Fresh vegetables ut Bakers.
r,,,I,i. i.Lardsor,s-f mon
only.
p,ho,.i.r ,1,h c9r,rs arc now for sale
Al the N2o,n)ia.
WANTED-A coat maker. Apply at
the Emp"riom.
u-;,, 1t,.;1I u dawn f,o,, Wo.d-
ford, yesterday.
1,.+..s
l7
tro,,
l ~
rrnn1ri,,. An ..r;coI
Mrs. freeman %~ntI"ught'r OF C"iItor-
Mason h'nmmcS has disposed or his
sal"o" business in G"r1nerN''ie'
& .vho1v cam ,voora silk car if Won
buy one at Days f"r23 cents.
Dor,+ forrot to rrncur o = ticket for tha
. AZ dar.. un &ov 4b
., o.2o - m inn ~ E~.IIovs, Han
Andy Grey VIE" has been Iald up "lth
pneumonia Is a"le 10 DE on the street
Mems faunellctte night gowns, SID
at Days, just what You need for cold
nights.
y w n,rh.. ro.oi,ad . now, LET Of fir
eollaiettes IN 'oheY' stone N"rle'''
Alaska seal "ic'
carbon fh''"S' TN INPes' p'l"'" buttons
cray"is ana water c"l"fs al me teI't gal
airy, opposite Mint.
a rood servant cirl wanted for a house,
" two o,,lo Erouiro OF L w
Days free employment office.
ponon,hora - doznn onrv G. 90 card
rho+cs f,op, tho 1ntb +, the ooh of 0rto-
her Painters Studjo. ThaxtorS Drug
Store
voters Ibis wear than two years ago, the
total hlng SIS. Empire registered lU-
VOTERS.
If Il want to nave a private talk ON
o" : =,
rooms thar are ms. +lethiuu.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22
2 F3vctTae Fund.

A list of anne were handles into this
office yesterday of til" school children
whu have Subscribed to the La Fayette
fund. On account Of tn" lack of sp zee the
na,ne are not published. The sum total
amounts to $40. This is hut 4 part'*l
list as there are but thirty-fou~ names
attached.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22
A Usefu! Novelty.

Walsh & Wylio have just received an
invoice ot pure aluminium { okiug ware.
It i the latest ching in its line and should
have Il big rt among the housekcepels.
as il has RI - advantages over the nld
patterns III I'm. It does not tarni>h and
its i-ht weight VIII be a great recon-
meniation for il. cali and inspect the
stock as il is worth %invostil ttion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22
Church Festival.

The ladies of st. Theresa's Church will
give an entertainment and dance on
Wednesday evening N"venlher the End.
This is the first time the ladies' Of the
Church have entertained the Carson
public in several years and there is no
doubt lut what the entertainment Will
prove - great success.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22
v. & 7. Syndicate .

At a regular meeting OF the V. & T.
Syndicate Yesterday, the following OIL
Ulcers were elected:
II. NJ. Ierrngton. President and Gener-
al Manager; Trenmor C"l!iI, Treasurer;
Aft tharlZ, Secretary; y. {. CieN eland
Lobbyist ana James Dennis, M"j.ntomo.
Alter the lection of officers the meet
ing adj"urned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22

Saturday specials AT Miss TayIurs. See
h,r Ci>pIty w%lniuWS.
Miss Taylor's sale of novelty dress
patterns tmorr"w inrluU : exclusive
designs III beautiful colo: lsg IS.
The candIGate'> hail AZ Empire last
evening was We'll attenri"d and brought
out ali sorts "i p0iItic"t Ug>.
Saturday at Miss I,H pnr's. Navy and
black strgre-"oaT>e "unt tire wea>es,
splendid qtaltty at uuh ara Of prices.
There were Up names ON the register
book in i;elo within tn, books closed.
This is forty less thai tWn years ago.
The ola I.Orh el buiidluG ON the crrner
of a and fay lor stt-,i- II = been sold
Reno parties irr SO a:'u Will soon be
torn down.-H;epuIt.
A teas ,oonfuI OF sugar aturaled win
coal oil alioWerI to di>~,I rIi The mon h
and slowly Swallowed all, dS uuirk and
sure relief IN cases # ,r -, diptltherIa
and sore throat. 1t can Ia 9 II ,iuwn the
throat W:tn II, .Wnlirn .tlntlameI tn II
wafer even raun.t h. -, allowed. k--
member thi~ simple rem dy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22

Saturday specials at Miss TayIors. See
i.,r display wln,iuWH-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-22

Capt. Troop NJ. I. 5. Vol.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25
THE COUNTY NEWS


OAKLEY, Utah. Nov q. 1895.
Enron TNs
3. + Stevens has been very poorly
since about he first oi July, aud b
hnrl y able To get out nt present
Miss L. J. Seymour has returned
home f. ON sal, LAKE where she spent
the summer.
Misses Jaocand Jennie Philips came
home 10 spend the holidays
Alex Evans hss made some neat i'm
ptoyenenis on his ranch IN the way Of
an addition on bis house.
y. u. snGpp has made ZONE Improve.
men IL on his house by finishing the 10.
eide.
f. Horiin sold his store TO Geo. G..
Stevens George IL moving the goods
In the brick Lousc near the mill
The mining boom near Hoyts' cau,on
OF the Beaver Creek side has had iH
best days.
The SNOW Is about three inches dee p
here and 1t looks as though winter was
here IN all ils glory 5
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25
A CRITICAL TIME
During the Battle OF
Santiago.
SICK OR WELL, A RUSF
NIGAT AND DAY.

The Packers at the Battle u
Santiago dc Cuba were al
Heroes. Their Hcsoic Eiiorls
in G ting Ammunition and
Ration % the Front Saved
the Day.
T.. 4. Butler, Of pa, train SO. o. writ
Ing from Santiago, De Cuba, ON July
23id, says: 1--WE all had dlarrlwa iu
more or les violent form. and when We
landed we had no time 10 zee n doctor,
Tor IL was a case Of rush and ruth night
and day 10 keep the troops supplied
kith mmuution aud mlions, but
hank, Chambcrlain's Collie. Cholera
ml Dia hua Bemcdy, We were able 10
Keep at ork anl keep our heallhi in
.aci, lin rely believe that ~ one criii.
cal time th medicine Nss the indirect
.syiaur of army, for iithc pncscrs
had been ussblr To- voik there would
,aye becn no way ui getting supplies 20
ihr front Then, upr- iu rotIs That N
,u-.u tisiu ,uud usc, Wt ,omfrdt
lud u,rrli nsd Ilir srui fortune iu Jas
100 % supply Ul tnl. m,siit iYe iur uur plrh
tain before 500 iet Eupa, ani Mos
900 ilgr ,asr. BIZ absolutely THvri rie.
llr above letter NHr Aflisu O. ilt
ui this r~i,inn, me
Cham hrtlun Medicine Co., dee ~ Inu-.
toNd. FOR -4lr lY john Lpifru IS ruli
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25

ProA, Utah, Nov. y, 1875
EpuoR TINES
sncN II on the ground aud We are re-
mihdel as 10 Nhat NiIl follow.
sainesbury 4 liowarlh. the photo
rraphyrr, have pitched their t-ut here
aud are doiup an excellent business.
There will bcA yorioint meeting Of
the r,oi. Oakley, Marion, kamss and
Woodland Aud hcli in Hamnson SUI.
day. November 2iih. PRECEDENT w. w..
CluL And fothtr prominent geutl men
vii address lhene"iiugs aud ~ large
gathering il expected.
OF L,onr. IT,, who has been ~
Wyoming aul Idaho during the past
year Or 20 returned home GA rue-day 10
pariako OF Thanksgiving dinner with
"old iolEr At home" The young man
was greeted with hearty welcome by
all Of his numsfou. friends.
r, W. Marchsnt IL travelling In Nor.
gan county in the Interest Of the ronnE
Men's Mutual Improvement Associa-
ton Of that county. -. Il. y. VIVA.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25


n OTiCE FoH ruhliuAIiuN0 LAND 80
IN dec At salt Lake ely. 'inh, Nov. d. sls
sNniirr is hrrehf fiNcu TIA. ihF following
uamCd settler has hird notice NJ Dr. inieuiiuu 10
tn iSf ,ald pn,i viii b. ihiis teioic Dc Couny
'irrl oi summit county. at cutlrlllv, lfllt uu
ureomtrr 10, ups tr. AlIltn MIuIeu q. l.
Sc. tCui, dated May o., tss- ilf rl' ti'. ul 'tA
ID, uamcs iuu following wiiuu.sys io rru'" boz.
continuous rr.lluuyu upon nnd cultivation ul
q y Mills. ueone % Daniels Nepm siusut
Amos sargent, 40 uLllu. rtille Utah.
Also, uoiig, b. hereby gisen ilat thc ioll'aIus
make uunl prluf in support u' ns ghlm. and
mar snii rr'ni will b. mliiU iriufc inr cn"uiI
Cictk ul summit u.unu, ilhl, 90 t1l.ti'r'
Imh. 600 nro0hl0rNlt Ht.t Wa iNnWr. VICE.
the Wcsi , oi 49,. asa 81 - Nti fec. % ip,
IN.U 1E,s a. D.. liah.
ue NAMES tht fiIlnNlna Witnesses NJ prove bic
ooniluuuus rcsiiruor upon nnd cnii''apon oi
~" az ptt'i'usu. ni Gasi Mul Cu,t. rlahi rmn.
OAKLEY Ciah, Jamr. l.yans ol oakley rhh
Al,a notice 70 hcphy given % atthc following
named fotiitrlHt nloi notice ni nla inlHii I'
make nnal rrol lu tupruft % NlH 400
that sald p'uuf VI % De- mad. nrl0f' me 'oIhf
gisfh 90 summit luuufA, iiahl t' ~. o..
t'fnh nn December Il, 1853 SOC. InI'u'H b
iii So. tlu1l. dated urfuhcf lA. %. TO
/ the Tis ID -Nl q aud "a % Nh Cos
S.R 'ft.tH. l., ~ ihh.
IL nanics the following uliuetffs i9 H.
eiuiing1us rsld0uc' upon aud culu'anou "i
y sunman. Of Vat Nill Crel. Utah 900.
| eis Vernon, nl hpykrnn, uinnl oscar lnlut %
'''''' iRANK j. HORNS, HseIsvr
Date Of not publication Soy y. l'''
| 1 4 Hnilpy. ATTORNEY sos Claimants "a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25
From our Travelling correspondent
HrNETHR. Utah, Nov. Is.

From our Travelling correspondent
HENETER, Utah, Nov. rs.
The writer last week paid brief wilt
To the primary department Of the Peoa
district schools In his travels. mum
her Of the parents Of the pupils express
ed themselves a. highly pleased with
The teacher, Misu Layinia Paskett She
has an enrollmep, OF about 6ty. The
schoolroom 10 eommodious, warm and
comfortable.
Creamery milk ears may be seen In
Peoa. left there by the Crystal Cream
cry Of Kamas. No others, hoEoycr, can
be seen, until you reach Morgan county,
Al this time Of the year the wagon
roa. are good ~ over but an improve.
meni % M par, between the Rock.
lor IVA Ufi1ge nd peoa could be
mnds to tbs public benslt. Reference
IL iaade 10 the iugWay aud other mar.
row PLACES. II would be advisable for
t,Amsler 20 be sHJe that his team wi,
back up as well A. pull, for he viii have
,lmc backing 80 10 10 order 70 allow
other tenn. go ps.. tUr nrN oniccl.
will no doubt .rr 10 This, Con.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25
uENEFEn


ihhtthh' .oN. -, lhuh,
EDTop Tnns'
About thirty Of our Young men ha1
LEFT here, some vilA the shcep. others
to attend ,cIiool aud lew airin her
places at work.
AThr annual ditch meeting Of the
Hcneicr Ditch company. aill take place
on Monday night December 5lh. on.
Ger. are TO he elected ior tvo y,ar. The
financial report presented. aud ley,
voted on for ihe year 1870.
Murri d, ou November .5.h, hv Rp.
! ohm rA,k,it, Nts llaunsh iirnn,l,t
to fr,nk bfuuy,f, buIh oi Park CIV
Their trends heft vi,b them hupl,
ami uiu,ptou, journey through theit
future cnurr. a mniI, supper vu.
given 81 thr usii,nro oi ihr budo.
hh'r Ithi Hem. Ter, and hsr dance
a. lhr pnhlir.
$ mr OF Tine ,iri"r- ,rr tli. week
wei" Thomas Randall uui his sister.
Agnes Of Ma r.y; Mr. AMI Mr. Neil
Bruny,f # rws Cuy, anu Mrs Tnrpin
Of Salt Lake county.
Must oi the ppoi,lr here sfo prepared
Tor winter, aud 1t appears ,hai II IL near
at hand.
The principal Of our district school.
G. ~. With. has been spending irN
iay- In the metropolis.
Grorgc Fowler has 80 iar recovered %
to be- around again.
Edwarl Lythgoc is still on the sick
list
The brick work on G'orgo Roherl.'s
two story house " nearing dnish.
Mi,s MARI J.uc Harris has gone To
Pocaiello To attend her grand daughter,
who Is IN.
Micah r. Ilards reached here last
night ium Winter Range in search oi
his team which s'rai,l away about %
week ago. he has not found them 1T
hi- writing.
tyranny hirli - the ~ iamiliafly
called, IL ycry i'latihis writing.
Mr.. aud Miss HoNman oi Peterson
wer" here on the 23rd loattrnd ihc we'd.
ding party.
Hon. Alma Elircdse and !. 4. Smith
OF Conl,illr delivered interesting die
courses here ON sunday last.
Asan evidence that TIE TIVE, T. ap.
precialed by the people, there isa gen.
eral kick II u fails 10 reach here on ilme.
Another wedding took place 'rc on
the 23rd inst Miss Ziua Rheims Of hi.
town was married to Mr., Edward
Garder OF Poler,on A family supper
was given at the residence Of the brides
p,rent-, and free dance Tor all In III,
meeting house. Bishop John Pasketi
united the couple. Their many friends
here wish them joy and happiness dnl.
ing the future. W.B.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25

KocKrunr. Utah. Noy., - isps
EDuoR TlNEs'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. senmons returned
from yis. TO their friends iouth Of
salt Lake. They went no Tar a. Ncphl,
visiting al san,iquin, American Fork
Provo aud liyo,ton a. each place
they had a good time with their friends.
ueorge sdiONay, who was kicked by
n horse, /, getting along all right.
The choir At this place will give
concert on the 2jlh TO help pay for the
organ purchased Tor tho ward
Robert Marchant Of Proa was the
speaker a. oir wor'hip meeting on
Sunday, giving some good distinctions
TO both young aud cd. D. ;.
Mrs. uibbon. started to salt Lake
City yesterday.
The bows who ara attending tho Uni
vsr.ity are coming home for Thanks
giving.
Mfr. and Mrs. Edward stalker las re-
Turned home from Park City where Mt
s,aGer has been working NJ carpen,erns
Tor few weeks.
q. u. Redeem aud Robert MeMleheAl
we're the speakers AT the meeting here
on Sunday last.
Albert Pack spoke In the y. NJ and
Y.L.M MIA, on Sunday evening last
Don't forget the concert To he giyer
by the RockporI choir on the 1Blh.
VIM. A. Smith is moving HE family
into their new residence on this side o
the river.
Mr. aud Mrs, Joseph Vernon, Mrs
Alice Malin OF Rockport aud Mrs. WIN
Hortin Of Oakley WA returning iiou
the capital Monday and broke nm aSl'
Of their rig aud tho ladle had TO at Il
the cold wbile Joe came down and gol
another rig.
Joseph Gibbons waaiu town yesler
day with big grin on his face. lie say
lie girl. D. =
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25

W,S-mr Utah. Sow. q, 1875.
EruuR GNEs
n'i, ON tie il'h, with old age aud
general debility, Mrs. Ann Turner. wife
Of john Turner Mr.. Turner was born
in England some Il yesrs ago. and
came 20 Am,rra oil ont 90 years Hgo
she has becn ne nbtr Of the Church
Of Jesus Christ u Lattrrduy Saint. iof
,J>oais. She died IN full faith Of the
church. She leaves husband and tsu
daughters iu mourn hor loss. y
A high priest meeting will 10 held at
R0rkpor November 25th. atil O'Clock
q. On. All members IT th,t quorum
arc invited toattcnd.
rorr. 10 Mr. and Mfs. David Eskcl.
sun, 'on on the 10Th. Both mother
aud con are doing nicely.
william CluG, IT,, was in town on
the 18Th, doing business.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25

prcadlully Nepou-. Gcnis.-l vas
iicadmlly nervous. and lor rclioi ,ook
your Carr. Glover Root fra. ltquieiod
my nerve and streugiurucd my Whole
Nervous syHium 4 VIZ troubled viii
Constipation, Kidne, ani Bowel trouble.
Your Tea sopu clraurs-i mS tysiem tu
th.inughly that tauiIy frguiued
health and strength atr =. A. sweet
Hariinri. Com. soic nv John Buydcn
a Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25

wAmArou, Utah, Nov. 20, 1903,
Enron 'rmEs
d. Rees has imported hne rcre'o Z
bull.
NJ. Clavson went 20 C5AlaD b
Tuesday on bust ~.
Mis- Aggie y fn oi "pd' "a
here lsst wee az lr'.u's
isr. srf ID sosg. nsv. returned
20 t .sHt. ailsr At,ius taken
In NE Ia, at,tlsust Cmnh. aad risitirf
.hsir tsa Mogsal A. planonigil.s.
Mr.. and Mn. J, X. Gullihur has re.
turned from Nevada where Mr.. Gulliher
has been taking oourie in phrenology.
Two steel gangs are here laying steel
rails lrom WasAlch 10 Castle Rock.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25
MINIRs NAMED.

Several good coal miners can lind EN-
p'oyment by applying at once 10 the
Grass Creek Coal Company.
W, L, nASsEE, supt,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-07-13

cd they brought in an American sailor
of a spice trade. The lad know him
only by the name Of William. but re-
membered that his homo was in Bos-
ton. 1t turned out that they had
spared his lie to make use Of him as .
blacksmith, but when they found he
had no knowledge Of that work no was
put to death with great crusJty. By
order Of the chief he WAS hung in
chains on tree about qus,ter OF q
mile from the village and was i've or
six days in dying. The boy went with
US and showed us the mans bones, still
hanging,
The one armed man and the old
woman, assisted by the boy, were the
cooks for the gang. They ct first
seemed very much alarmed and protes-
ted their innocence Of any completely
in the crimes Of the pirates, but when
they came to unds, stand that all the
yiIlaus had met their fate and tLat We
had come ashore, to clear tho island Of
its last bale OF plunder they suddenly
ran into rude storshouse, blocking up
the doorway with boxes and opened
FIRE on us with pistols.
We had two mon wounded before We
couldalislodge them, and the, wero
then hanged to the same limb and
their bodies left TO tho birds. What
plumber we could not bring Oh We
burned on tho Island and before leav.
ng we set the forest on fire in dozen
PLACES and the flames did not die out
until the whole length and bredth had
been swept cloan Of vegetation.