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The state herald., 1898-12-09
High Results on sugar n..t..

Denver. Dee. 3.-Thc Chamber of
Commerce yesterday received returns
from the beet sugar factory at Grand
Island. Nebraska, Of the results from
the ten ears OF bccis sent TO that man.
ufnciory from this state. The results
are high compared to usual returns.
showing mn average OF 1873 per cent.
OF sugar nnd SIG per cent. In purity.
As result Of the returns Grand June.
tion is sure TO have beet sugar fac.
tory, and the farmers Of Loveiand ARE
sirnlninr every nerve 10 secure one for
ihni town.
The state herald., 1898-12-09
FUNDS FOR SOLDIERS.
Surgeon General Writes Ia Regard T.
Amount Raised at wolhurst F.t.

Amount Raised at woihurst F-t-
Denver. Dec. Mrs. l.. o. woicott
is In receipt OF the following letter
from Surgeon General Siernberg The
letter shows that everything In regard
to the fete has been settled:
Mrs. T.. q. wolcott:
MY Dear Mrs. Wolcott-I have re-.
celved draft for Si.2lO.40. endorsed
by you to my order, being the net pro-
ceeds OF the fete given at Wolhurst on
August %. 1898.
81 will see that this fund is dls,rib-
uted as requested. that is. onc-half to
be spent In procuring for the sick sol.
diers In Manila comforts not provided
by the government. and the other hnlf
to he spent for the relief OF the sick
soldiers In West Indian waters In
furnishing comforts not provided by
the government.
Thanking you on behalf Of our sick
soldiers for this generous contribution.
] remain. very sincerely yous,
GEORGE W. STERNBERG."
The state herald., 1898-12-09
SOME WAYS OF LOVE.

Mr.. Singleton-Falling In love is
nonsense. 1t doesn't follow that fell
low won't do it, all the same. IVES
very near doing 1t myself, once upon a
time. She had way of looking down
when you were talking to her and of
looking up when she wasn't looking
down. All! different girls have diff
ferent lines. Hers was the domesticat-
ed. "You really must try this salad,
Mr.. Singleton" her mother would say;
Louise made it." Or. DO have an
other piece Of Loulsa's pie; the dear
girl will be SO disappointed II you do
not appreciate her cooking"
AS for Louisa's pastry-well. 1t need
ed no pressing. II had started the
courting business seriously and gone
there every evening l should have be-
come a confirmed dyspeptic. so ire
sistible were Its attractions. Unfor-
tunately We are so constructed that we
like everything that is not good for us,
and /. But am depressing. Also,
Louisa was singularly accomplished at
sewing. Putting on couple Of but
tons was nothing to her. found. You
may smile! Perhaps you haven't tried
sewing on buttons? have and / know
the difficulties.
What with the cooking and the sew
ing and the looking up and the looking
down, 1t WAS nearly case with me.
got to going there three times a week
and was thinking of an excuse fol
making 1t four. when an aunt fell Ill
and Louisa's mother went away to
nurse her. The night after her depar-
ture went to supper as usual There
was no oil in the salad. the pie wasn't
half done and the pie crust-ugh!-l
cant bear to think Of 1t! Then the
truth dawned upon me. Louisa's pas
try was made by Louisa's mother.
The shock-and the pastry-so upset
me that ] didn't call for several days.
Then ! rallied. At any rate, Louisa
could sew. reflected. You see,
wanted some excuse to marry her. SC
went there again. She greeted me
with reproachful coolness. Il thought
at any rate you would come round for
your shirt she said; 81 have sewn the
buttons on the collar"
"Oh, louisa" | began-T was about
TO take her in my arms-when my
eyes lighted on the button. 1t was
black; It was made of metal: 1t was
ten times too large! 1t was, in short
the kind that my tailor uses for-er-
other garments! So escaped 1t was
nrnvihanttaI n,,t Z ioE
you see. she had very nice way OF
looking up-and down.
The Rev. John Shy (communicat.
ed)-
AFTER GRACE.
A curate once courted a nice little
miss,
Grace by name, and by nature a sin
ner;
He never dared ask for Just one little
kiss
P'raps he thought by his preaching
to win her!
His most passionate speech, when they
sat down together,
Was "A very fine day." or Most
singular weather.
'Ah. me. He is vowed unto silence, 81
she cried:
"'Tis my mission to make him ab,
jure II;
Pa must ask him to dinner: III sit by
his side,
And ! really should think | coulc
cure it,"
So he came. and they all tried theIl
hardest to make
Him really AZ home; to Insure It.
He was seated by Grace. and, his ST.
lence TO break,
Said her father twho couldn't endure
Forgetting the "blessing'-"Now wha,
Will you take?"
Il should like to say-Graoe-'
said the curate!
Miss Flossie Smiles-Ma says II
-.t1 ~. -
The state herald., 1898-12-09
Eogiand's Health Laws.

A sanitary congress and exhibition
has Just been held at Birmingham,
England. TO commemorate the fiftieth
anniversary Of the enactment OF NUM-
cipal sanitary laws, for It was In isis
that the first public health act was
passed by the British Parliament. 1t
was nm epoch In English history. 1t
marks the beginning OF the improve
ment OF the condition OF the working
classes. Since that date the average
death rate has been diminished 30 per
cent. In the United Kingdom.
The state herald., 1898-12-09
A I,,., Against I-,r..

The crew Of steamer from Spain
discovered In mid ocean that flames
were raging In the hold. For ten days
hey bravely fought the flames. lf
men would fight as persisiently against
disorders OF the stomach, there would
be fewer premature deaths. The best
weapon for such a fight is Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters.
The state herald., 1898-12-09
Ihlti, sr,tn Dtnr ned.

Lisbon. Dee. 2, 'rhlriy.scvon people
were drowned who were on bonrd iho
british steamer clan Druminund.
from the clyde. yln Liverpool. for the
cape of Good Hope. wrecked IN The
Iin, of lilscnr, The remainder Of IN,
ships company saved numbered
iwpniy.thr.r.
The state herald., 1898-12-09
INCREASE OF MINING.
= 'rreary OF the Interior Calls Attention
to the Great Gain.

The SUcrrtrN II The 1ntorIor In MS un-
nual report calls attention 10 the revival
of the mining industry. which he says had
fallen to It's lowest chh In 1876. when but
ii7 entries were made-lcss than onc-half
the number made In ls!lS. The largest in
crease In mineral entries last year Is
found In Colorado In tn" Cripple Creek
district. In Gilpin. BOULDER Clear Greek
Lake. Summit and Park counties.
He gives the following Cumparn live
sta tement Of the product Of gold and sill
yer for the last two years the figures he
ing furnished by the geological survey:
The state herald., 1898-12-09

Z ready 20 sound
Is praises. 1t
has done won
icrs for M in
relieving me
of a tumor
" My health
has been poor
forthree years.
Change of life
was working
= upon me /
! was very
much bloated
The state herald., 1898-12-09
TUMOR EXPELLED.
Unqualified Success of Lydia E.
pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Mrs, ErizAnErn WnEELocK. Magno-
liza, Iowa. in the following letter de-
scribcs her recovery from very criti-
cal condition;
DEAR Mrs. PISKuAM:-I have been
taking your Vegetable Compound. and
The state herald., 1898-12-09
IIow's Thisi

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any
tase OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall :
Catarrh Cure
+. ]. CHENEY & co. Toledo o
We the undersigned, have known y J.
Cheney for tho last l5 years and believe him
perfectly honorable Ia all business transactions
and financially able To carry out any obligA-
tlons made By their nrtn,
West q TriaH Wholesale Druggists. Toledo.
q waldinF. Kinnau & Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists Toledo Ohio
Halls Cathrrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system Testimonials sent free Price
Tic per bottle sold by all druggist.
Halls Family Pulls arc tho best
The state herald., 1898-12-09
ss...,.,, Alr,t.. It,rnti.

Washington. u. G.. bee 2-Tbc nn
n,nl report Of Secretary Algcr IL u
practical, complete history of The
aunnlsiiAuerlcnu war The secretary
The state herald., 1898-12-09

4 catalogue NJ lDI prizes. suitable "a
every last" nnd condition. nnllrd on
inond "i" Nnnp Nrnpprrs Afldrrsu
cudnht Sonp Works. S0nih umnhn.
Nrh The llsi contains many season.
The state herald., 1898-12-09
tn. p,r,,m. aud ao,a M.d.L

Were awarded 10 the Chicago Scale
Company Of Chicago, H., at the Omaha
exposition for the bes, stock and hay
scales over all nrst.elasn makes, no
chenp scales were considered. This
company sells more scales than amy
other. and their prices are lower than
those Of any reliable scale, They also
handle hundreds oi useful apcclnl,le'
FOR farmers aud Others They send
catalogue free,
The state herald., 1898-12-09
n nrInnIn rnntnr.nlInn. n nnnlhrr nl

IN private conversation. n number NJ
times since hla return from The east.
Emperor william hns expressed hls
dissatisfaction viii his Oriental irlp
aud especially WIN Whnt h. snW In
Palestine llr declares lhnt be- ia dla
Fnsird with the dlHrnrd among The
Hrcis IN Irrtsnlpm. 1huir brkufing
over the holy places h. declares is sui
cldnl. liz majesty Il nhoui to publish
n book descriptive ~ his tour.
The state herald., 1898-12-09
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY .

There were eleven of us In the family.
II could have guessed as much, from the
way you eat at"-lndinnapolis journal,
The state herald., 1898-12-09

riJS rsfmsnsntlg tufri. tonts nsftuu.nsss aftsi
ifst ihY nee ~ nr. Kline Great Nerve Hsstnfsf.
rsnd Tor FREE se.OO 'rtsi battle and if.atiss
Ia " " kList. IA 81 Arrh - Philadelphia. Ia
The state herald., 1898-12-09

Plsos Cure for Consumption Ia our only
medicine for coughs and colds.-Ars z,
B.ltx, ia9 sth Ave, Denver, Col, Soy.s, 10.
The state herald., 1898-12-09

MIR Newhy. we don't see you NJ our
socials amy more" mo; rye got into
society now.
The state herald., 1898-12-09

'DId your Indiana cousin enjoy her visit
To ChlcnpoY' II should say 80, Every
hand organ she saw WIS playing on IN"
Ranks 81 the Wabash. "
The state herald., 1898-12-09

When a woman buys canned mincs meat
she chops few more apples into 81 and
thinks rhe made n.
The state herald., 1898-12-09

Are you surprised al Patti marrying
rgning' No she u only Just even with
illian Russell now
The state herald., 1898-12-09

I'VE are worried about Julia. she got
out OF q sick bed to Fo to tn" matinee.
How could shp7' she had to go she
had "A ticket"
The state herald., 1898-12-09

Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quinlne Tablets All
druggists refund the money II II falls to cure
-. The genuine has l.. II q. on each tablet
The state herald., 1898-12-09

Wang Yu TsBo. who has recently been
appointed governor uf Shanghai by the
EmprrHs DawaEor 81 China, " ~ Catholic
convert ana N said 10 BE- d very fine man.
The state herald., 1898-12-09

1ha woman who talks too much sgnsf.
glli dlsiiihuirH hef pfthenis the daY be-
fute Christmas
The state herald., 1898-12-09

Save the wrappers around Diamond
&C" Soap. They are worth money.
The state herald., 1898-12-09

oouGu DROPS made by no-man 4
nufiusgn. Denver
The state herald., 1898-12-09
Mrs. w,n.iow.. soothing syrup

For hildfsn ts.ihinR. .safsns the gums f-iures imam
nation allsyS pain Wind collie 10 cents botti
The state herald., 1898-12-09

People who recm stupid nnd reserved to
~ may have heard that we ten all We
know,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18
EXPERIENCE IN THE CANYON.
An aged Stranger Narrowly Escapes a Flia
Accident.



Il was lucky Tor an unknown gontlc-
man about 20 years " age. that h. was
not the only one travelling up nig
Cottonwood canyon yesterday. 10 h.
had boon. tho ahnnccH afc Dr. would
uot have boon living TO- ten The tall
uf q thrilling Incident which occurred.
md one which neatly cost him hie
ufc.
Tho Old gentleman was driving up
The canyon In light open huggy.
Ills vehicle was loaded with mining
supplies. while behind Il was tied ~
pack animal. Tho latter. freeing itaelf
ff1m the huery. started down tn cun-
yun at % rood rgcc. while its owner
aupht i from hIs hugEy and started
boz hot pursuit. yelling 40 thu while dt
CO.. top Of his voice. "Stun that hufn' 7
stop that hurre' COMING up the cane
won wnH pnrty of SAT- LakerH COM
faiing of George Drfn. Mrs John
Dorm and Frank Hcglnbuthnm. with
C1fl Hahn N Hoop ri. Mob. these peo-
p'o hUiug nut f1r n pleasant drive.
F,Hlug tho fleeing hor' and The Hccm-
lng distress uf ita owner the male
no mlyr1 uf the party nlinhtCd, ana
iucco,drd in catching the runaway ani-
mni. much % the satisfaction of th'
old gentlemen.
The animal was led back 90 the busy
while tho Salt t.nkcrf drove up behind
thIH being no a point between the two
power dams some four or ave miles
49, che canyon. Hero IN road ia mar.
row. ami ono The suggestion uf the Old
gentleman. the city folks oHHnys1 tu
drive past and On and up 90 their issti-
nation. Tho veteran crowded his NUhIs
,la 90 one side to allow the other t1
uhH. and Iu doing 300 % started down
The steep rmhsHknrnt which towers
fully nUHen Zoos Hnuvu tho Crrok. lllr
pr0diriW ut apparent o. The Salt
tlk0ra. they TfnHped the horses brIdla
HUi with thf assistance on the brush.
cite. iInlns tho creek. held the vehicle
firt while the old gentleman got out
Anxious 90 place his buggy on terra
nfmh. she owner climbed down under.
meath u. and found himself in q more
serious nr0diclmont than ever aH the
vehicle w1H gradually working down
ward, Carrying the ygt,rln with lt This
continued fIr On Tow F0rHnda The ur-
fortunate stranger getting 600 the while
uVrrfIW.rUN until Salt Lake energy
wHr urllu applied and tho man. horse
ana huggy safely landed ON the canyon
road. HIi There been mo- assistance 90
hand. the chances are that the ola gen.
tlomln would have been preoiultntrd -
the bottom, bruised hy tho Jagged rocks
llhlng the creek. and probably drowned.
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FROM THE COUNTY JAIL.
Change Of Heart IN u Msu who last wcrl
Returned 10 jail Alone from the
Hospital

Frank Lyons trusty at the county
JAM undergoing q six months sentence
flr pgiH larceny took French leave OF
shern Lewis Saturday nlght ana has
not since been heard o. Lyons.
along with q number of others. was
convicted some iIme aF, before judge
Nurrcll OF stealing q h1ras ana saddle.
ilc was areHtgd In Wanlh'p county
hy Sheriff Lindsay ana hrllgh, her
Cor tr.1L This o. ths second time ha
has succeeded iu getting away
A strange coincidence ln the case o.
that only a wtek ago LylrI was ro-
leased from So Marks hlaEal. whore
Doc had been receiving tvlmln, ils q
fractured foot The pg1pio 1t ths boo.
pital allowed him 90 go without ulufy.
ius The shsr.n. bui Lyons walked 90
he i.il alone and gave almslf uu.
HAD d. wanted 90 got away. sheriff
Lrwls thinks che time Dr. was d.a.
charged from che hospital would have
been q most favorable one The am-
Gers ave GA ,he lookout COR ,hs escaped
prisoner
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OBITUARY.
I0nN KNOWLEa cnosnY.

JOHN KNOWLES Crosby.
John H. Crosby died az nluntfm
lis, Friday afternoon. seemingly from
.bo effects Uf second pltaiytlc stroke
d was No years VI age 40 the time NJ
hIH death, b..uE native of Nova
Scotia WHOM O. boy he came 90 Now
York, where hr, with hls mother and
100 uf h.r children. Joined the church
no Jesus Christ uf Luttcr-day Nliuir
n 1851 and soon after started wcst.
stopped 90 Commerce. whore the moth
90 dIed the nut night the Saints
Dampoi on the Hl,c of future Nauvoo.
s brother, Ohyd. dicd short time az
forward. but the other nvc M the chill
lren went through tho prosecutions oi
Nauyoo. came to m, valleys umpng
the first re,tlcu. and an lived 60 b.
over 20 years ~ age.
The family are an gone now. dylng
Iu this order. Mu. Hannah q MUM
ford. Ut salt Lake city; Mrs. Eliza
Williams. OF Provo; Jesse W Crosby,
90 IT, George; Mra, Francis Drown, 20.
Nuuloa1, Arizona. ami last uf AN John
*. crosby. uf nnmUful WIN ono uNi
aepu.u an OF thU ave children had
larEy AmiusH. fn nuN from thr family
1f i've, there are 800 lrHreudluiH arlt'
tufrd through thH communities uf thl
IAttpr-day Saluta Hannah stayed m
salt Lake tiiy and several uf Dee
Grandchildren urg now among prumi'
urnt salt ilkUIs, JUHf. went Go Dixie
Zoe 1904, and when, boz 1859. NHHhugtuu
county was uUUt,N uDN settled, went
uu o. u Muddy CrHk boo Nevada
d. % u.
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MRS, RORER ON COMP SYM

Not Matter ct outward Apo,,..,
Mrs. iiorcr answers. ia a. ''''A
Home journal, an enquirer .ll.4l..r
complexion. rccitlng thai b, lt gf1l
come from a healthy torditt'.n otY
entire system and that ID h. ~, oi Ns
ter ~ outward appliontl,8 ~, y NAT
with the rtatoment that w. PM
cnhnot possibly agree with y,... I'D
have muscular rheumatism ar5 "a
complexion" ''l hi
u Is a known fact that fp,r,.
iail 10 properly digest tha st,t5. r'oili
m bf al and other food c., m
10 q illghtful breakfast food, W.. Nlt
~ the Erapo-aurar which b mia. ..ii'
preparing the sterchy parts M I. non
ale. Ia the Eamc way nti.g,.Hy. ,,f.
'ho body should do b. natural l.l y
gcn. Therefore crane. Nuis ,.,,...',.i'
rood an ready Tor immediate
inilon into blood and tissp. ~
ore mndo by the Postum 81. Ia ma
crock Mich. and ate ready r,.l ''l'l
rcquirc 90 cooking whatever Ak ~
ne found most valuable by At.t..
l'uln worker or Invalid. ''''
Sold by rrucCru.
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Manager John sauoy OF tho
MAaatgh Resort boo Li.tlU Cottonwood
canyon reports the rrsIl, Iu excellent
condition, every tulug dtrEUi 100 rlIa
attire and the cool mountain brr.E.
very rgflrahIus all that could us dee
sired, Alr SlNdUy lH making hiH viF.-
Tore very cumlul. Ihla fug their summer
outing tuiH season. The resort la "a dee
llEhuul two huurF drive from the
g.iy and may hu reached hy stage uvery
morning at $3.50 IRON Murray return
zoos Zoo zoe evening, leaving IhH resort
90 $50 Parties of two coz more who 900
desire pau HDt special conveyance at
any Tine during the day az regular
HiHH. rate, 81 each Tor round trip. hy
tDiauhonlng thg Murray Drug company
Tor GAutor q Atwood, iiver} mer,
who Will meet tho party ON the arrival
uf the Murray clI
Abrams, mruts have been made with
ihH stove on .Hrtv mHI both WAYS
every day except Saturday, when the
HIHH. nHNH Nnr i.ah. AlaIrAf uNNl
evening 90 accommodate the large
number who go up o. spend sunday
frrturnmW Monday morning. away
from the heat and dust of tho city.
There are quito number uf families
up there, Including bishop prstnu's
Attorney q. W Muylr, tho ulWlrH
thc McGurrlns, n. l.. Tmcoy's. T.. q.
Howard. the McAllsttrs. the Wood
runs, the Smiths. Mrs. j. William
and DR., King and several others. which
glytf the ola resort ,hu appearance uI
old time attractions.
Manager SArley D. Furnishing thO
very hgfi mgnu Afforded hy tha mlfk o
and lll who have puriakrn Of h.1 hos
pltauty are moro than satisfied.
Tho nshIng Us reported excellent
Parties DESTROYS or Information can
Utlte % Mt. staucy at Wantch or
addressed 90 Temple Block uf which
De IN foreman on can call ana Soc
and o D. no.. and Tor the benefit of thl
public having families orr friends ai
Wasltch thUs can address them
Wasatch, 7. o. Box A, Murray.
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In the case 90 Lucinda toihlchor 81
George g. Lambert. Judge Norrol g..
day granted plaintiff sixty days add.
tiounl time in which to Me motion fur
now trial
Tho case ~ Michael FITZGERALD was
again postponed by JudF Norcll 10.
Hay. this time until tomorrow morning
judge Cherry today granted "a new
trial Zoe tha ease of John a. Hickman
W Frank Knox aud denied n ln tho
,laH N Frank 49, Rudy W Ethan
Jeremy Il M. md Rachael McMustof
W. Emma MotHo ot at a motion for %
new trial In the case ~ 81. w. neards.
Icy W 3. ". Morrison was argued and
tnken under udviT. mont Will, the saline
motion To- The cnHH ~ r. A. VALLEY
" the pcsrrot National bank was con.
tlnucd hy consent.
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OOlNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

Harry nrlwu arrested sunday Tor
carrying concealed weapons. was dls.
charged hy Justice Tlmmuny today.
charles Mics and =. j. whitney.
hDli.E0f.nt hlgyc'HiH. forfeited q each
fur violating tho ordinance
". -. Campbell and H. u. Jordan
rhufF. u with &C., 7ulrH, wHru allowed
Co $50 on thnir way rejoicing
Sam williamson arrested several
days ago Tor rofusiuF Go pay hack
fare, Ind hll case d'rmllsgd. while
rnmhlHH ana DRINKS dropped into thr
.iiy treasury a sum lu the nu.Ehb1r.
hood OF 60.
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Tho direct limo 10 nan.a. cl,y'

Tho direct limo 10 Kansas City
Louis and Atlantic rruhunfd. =
tho Missouri pacinc Railway. ~
Pueblo. Through sleeping anu che
cars. and an connections made 3
Union depots IN tho daytime. IVA
are going East and care Tor eif
llght ride through the Ernndcsitei.
cry OF tho Rocky Mountains Garcia
Hou'i Pacific Railway. Elegant tAtf
cars positively free 20 the holden Z
regular train tickets
~. II. kOOsER. c. :, 4 p A,
Salt Lake CT
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Effective tomorrow Sunday ,b. n
:. =. Will make few slight rhtpg., 1.
their p1sHcnEor train service I'M -
after which date train 30. % flr go
Valley will leave Salt Lake nd k.a. 4
m. Instead NJ $50 q. M. aH hUf.t.f..>
and train No. y from Portland nr,-
and points north. win nrriy. ~ y.
Lake nt s.i5 n. m. instead OF 1.Hs a Il
For the hcnent Of the cXcursI1u.sts Il
morrow. the northbound train Mn Il.
held until $40 o. M. as Advertised
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

william Campbell has Instituted ln-
Junction pr,cs,dlugf against tha She %
Rock Mining and Milling company and
ne board 0s directors. % pr went the
collection ui Iu assessor gi OF 10 cents
u.r share l.vI.i au go. flHi H. May. 0n
th. ground Tint ihO levy Ia Invalid.
campbell tufih.r maxi number ~
ghIlF'i HF1lu.t ths company. Th' de-
f.Hllut company Ur Hf'fIlu.d from
dI.u. I.uE uf fNNI nItU,H belonging %
tlWuhcll 1ud In order bias Issued o..
curling defendants CO. show cause why
D n-Imln-nI Inlmm.-LIm -h-uIl no. b.
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NOTICE

Tho annual meeting N the flockh' :
DTr ~ the Wert Mountain O0li e..
Copper company. for tho clcciili &
directors and for the tranact|0tf
such other business nn may c0me
fore a., viii be held at the Office q Q
company, In tho Atlna block Uoom 2.
salt Lake city, utah, ON the ~
Wednesday In August august lih
1895, ~ " O'Clock noon. DATED 81
Lake CITY Utah. July 18Th. is9s
W y. JERAtAtNE. soofclar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

~ the s. y 4. excursion 10 siitiir
w,ln.adny % prise win Doe rivou Co
tho most popular lady OF each county
represented. and also 90 the most pop.
ullr 100 the resort Present lnIiHulluuH
point tu Che excursion being one 80 che
banner events uf thr season
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

what among human iils 1rr mdre 4.
noying than pilcs9 Tho hnIlctlan ttf
prevents active exercise arr III
enough. hut one that makes even ~
miserable W worse Women 1fa am1nr
itH greatest MARTYR TAUl.EWH
UUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT will
cure the most obstinate cases puc.
20 cts IN bottle. tubes i'c. slld hy z
G. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

san Francisco. July N-Ths First
Montana Volunteer uul about 900 &C.
Uru.t M tho First California Voum-
300 brooke camp roo Cump Merritt this
morning ana mIruhol 90 the steamer
IUlnrNNIun, which "a scheduled %
5000 far Manila soma time this after.
noon. rHl lipFslar Will have command
Hf th' ,Np dictionary forces On tlic Penn
HYIvarII ana hnH received orders 90
make ali possible speed TO Manila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

Disease ~ cured not ny magical !.
carnations but by medical reisf4
Hence Il ~ that Ayers Saruaput
cures. and that II proves ~ omlntstI
rurcraaful II " uklilully.f's
pared and strictly semitic tIo4
purifier and tonic. the only one alas
ted az the world'n Fair.