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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
SIGSBEE'S REPORT.

Estimated That 253 of the Names Crew
Perished-I.st of Saved.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-While Secre-
fary Long was with the president, the
following detailed dispatch from Cap
tain Sigsbee, commander of the Maine,
was brought TO him:
'tAdvise sending wrecking vessel at
once. Maine submerged except debris,
mostly work for divers now. Jenkins
and Merritt still missing. Little hope
for their safety. Those known to be
saved are, officers "a, uninjured; crew
IS; wounded now on board Ward line
steamers, in city hospitals and at hotel
81, so far as known. All others went
down on board or near the Maine. The
total lost or missing, 253.
"With few exceptions, no officer
nor man has more than part of a suit
of clothing, and that is wet with harbor
water. Ward steamer leaves for Mex
leo at 3 p. m. Officers saved are unin-
jured. Damage was in compartments
Of crew. Am preparing to telegraph
list of wounded and saved. Olivette
leaves for Key West at p. m. Will
send by her to Key West the officers
saved except myself and Wainwright,
Holman, Henneberger, Ray and Holden.
Will turn over three uninjured boats to
captain of port, with request for safe
keeping. Will send all wounded men
to hospital at Havana. SIGSBEE.
List Of the Saved.
Captain Sigsbee has reported, in
answer to cable message of inquiry,
that the following officers and men
were saved from the Maine:
Captain o. D. Sigsbee, Lieutenant
Commander r. w. Wainwright. Lieu.
tenant G. M. Holman, Lieutenant j.
Hood, Lieutenant 9. w. Jungen. Lieu.
tenant G. R. Blow, Surgeon S. G.
Heneberger, Paymaster G. M. Ray,
Chief Engineer G. p. Howell, Lieuten-
ant j. J. Blanden, Chaplain j. P. Chad.
wick, Passed Assistant Engineer #. @.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
JUSTICE BUCK TO RETIRE.

Minnesota Supreme Judge Who Will
Not Accept Another Term.
MANKATO, Mimi, Feb. II. Justice
Daniel Buck has stated that he will
under no circumstances be a candidate
for reelection. He has made up his
mind Oh this and has quietly informed
his friends of his decision. Mrs. Buck
has not been well for some months
past and he feels it to be his duty to
remain at home, and his inclinations
are also that way. He expects when
his term has expired to resume the
practice of law in this city to limited
extent, dividing his time between this
and horticultural pursuits, for which
he has fondness.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
MANY DUNkARDS COMING.

Fully Two Thousand Will Locate in
North Dakota This Year.
ST. PAUL, Feb 17.-There will be
large addition to the Dunkard settle
ments in the Red river valley and the
Turtle mountain region OF North Da-
kota in the early spring. The Great
Northern railroad has already arranged
to run three special trains from st.
Paul to accommodate them. The pres
ent indications are that the new settlers
will number over 1000 people. This is
larger than the movement last year,
when about 1900 settled in North
Dakota
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
ONE OF OUR BEST VESSELS.
The Maine Was a Battleship of the Sec
ond Class

The Maine Was a Battleship of the Sec
ond Class.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Maine is
q battleship of the second class and is
regarded as one of the best ships in the
new navy. She was built at the Brook
lyn maynard and is 31S it. long, rs #.
broad, 21.6 mean draught and 6,682
tons displacement. She carries four
10-inch and six 6inch breechloading
guns i'll her main battery, and seven t.
FOUNDER and eight i-pounder rapid-fire
guns and four gatlings in her second
airy battery, and four Whitehead torpe.
does. The commander of the Maine,
Captain. Sigsbee, is favorite in the
navy department.
The Maine was built in New York in
1890 at cost of So, $3.50 She had
steel hull and a complement of s74
men
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
MRS. BERTOCH CONFESSES.
Iowa Woman Under Arrest Details the
l,f HnSl ,nn

Iowa Woman Under Arrest Details the
Killing of Her Husband.
CLINTON, Ia, Feb. 17.-Mrs. Ernes-
tine Bertoch, who is under arrest
charged with completely in the murder
Of her first husband, Charles Selhausen,
has confessed the details of the crime.
She says Theodore Bertoch, whom she
afterwards married, put poison i'll pre-
serves in the presence OF herself and
her son, William Selheusen. Her hus-
band ate heartily of the preserves and
died. Bertoch is now on trial for the
crime, but his wife's confession cannot
be used against him.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17

MARsHALLTowN, La, Feb. Tx. 9.
Roberts, the Christian Scientist physi.
clan, who was arrested two weeks ago
upon the death OF Mrs. Rachael RAM
haugh on the instance of the coroner,
DR.. f. P. Lierle, who desired to convict
him of illegitillate practice OF medi.
cine, has been discharged.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
Viscaya Expected at New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Spanish
armored cruiser Viscaya, with a crew
of 4S4 men, is expected to arrive in
New York harbor some time during
the day. The Viscaya comes here on a
visit of courtesy reciprocal compli-
ment for what has turned out to be the
disastrous visit of the warship Maine
to Havana.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
TugbOat CapSiZed.

NEW YORK, Feb. II. "A tugboat said
to be the frankie capsized and sunk in
the lower bay. 1t is said that at least
five men were lost. The ferry boat
Castleton of the Staten Island line was
on her way to New York, when the
tugboat was heard whistling for help.
The ferry boat went to its aid, but the
tug sank quickly. Two men were
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
Gold Near WinnineD.

WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. ia find of
rich gold bearing quartz is reported
from Black Island lake, Winnipeg.
This is near Hale river, where gold
quartz has been found and more or less
developed. The vein is said to be over
IL feet wide and pans gold freely.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
Cuban Amazon Captured.

HAVANA, Feb. lit is announced
in Spanish circles that Senorita Isabel
Rubio, who is described as an Amazon,
was captured after being wounded in a
slzirmish between detachment of
Spanish troops and some insurgents in
the province of Pinar del Rio.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
Large Loss of Stock.

z: i, VERNAL, Utah, Feb. II. = Range
riders Just in from the Blue Mountain
country east of Green river and along
the Colorado line report cattle dying
daily on account of wet weather and
cold. One cattleman states that be
fears the loss will amount from 90 to
* mar cent before snrin0.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
PittSburc iIUniciDal Elections

PITTsBURG, Feb. 1.-THE municipal
election here resulted in decided vic.
tory for the Republicans, notwithstand-
ing the division in their ranks caused
by the municipal league or reform
ticket
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Killed in a Mine.
Colonel Anderson in Command

PORTLAND. Or, Feb. 1O.-Colonel T.
NJ. Anderson, Fourteenth infantry. will
be in command of the four companies
of troops which are ordered to Alaska.
Two more companies are held in readi.
ness to sail on short notice.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
Took Up the Bankruptcy Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE house
promptly took up the bankruptcy bill.
General Henderson of Iowa opened
with a long explanatory speech.
WAsHINGToG, Feb. 1.-THE senate
ignored the Maine disaster and consid.
cred a resolution to prevent confrma-
ton of Kansas railroad agreement.
Without action on the resolution the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
digh Schools Will Debate.

WINoNA, Mimi, Feb. l7.-Arrange-
ments are under way for joint debate
between the high schools of Winona
and La Crosse, to be held at an early
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
Bache Ordered to Havana.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE coast
survey steamer Bache has been ordered
to Havana at once with wrecking
paraphernalia. She is now at Key
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17
Stood Well in the Community.

CHICAGO, Feb. II. - William P.
Moody, an employe of the banking firm
of Dunlap Bros, has been arrested on
the charge of embez zling $40, 1000 from
the funds of the Oak Park Building
and Loan association. Moody stood
high in the estimation of his employ
er, and in the suburb of Oak Park, in
which he lived
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-17

March Graduations at Winona Normal.
WINoNA, Mimi, Feb I6.-On March
25 class of 35 will be graduated from
the Winona normal school. This will
be the first graduation under the con.
tinuous session plan. A class of 100
will be graduated in June.
Killed in a Mine.
BENTON, Wis, Feb. 10.-Will Hook.
ing, aged 20, and George Simons, aged
II, were instantly killed in mining
shaft south of here. Hooking had gone
to the mine to work and Simons accom-.
panied him to view the place. A large
rock, weighing several tons, fell and
crushed them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

IN The District Court. Probate Division,
SAT- Lake County. state OF Utah.
IN The matter of the estate OF Newell
liodFmnn. deceased
Notice D. hereby given that undof
ana by virtue ~ tho viii Of Newell
hudgmnn. deceased. the executor ~
said cfiate, viii nell, In accordance with
The terms and conditions ~ said viii.
wits
Commencing az the northeast corner
of Lot Q. BLOCK a.. Pat u. salt Lake
cry survey. running thence west two
ana ono half rods. thence south one
hundred ana twenty feet. thence east
two ana ono-hnlf rods thence north
ono hundred ana twenty feet 10 place OF
beginning, al In said Lot o. Block Is,
az private sale Tor cash az the best
price that can be- obtained. ~ tho nfiice
Of the said executor. No. go Cosmsrcinl
block, salt Lake city. Utah. on OF after
the iHt day ~ August. 1895
Dated this g0th DAY u July. is9s.
8, II. wEsrERFisLD.
Executor.
u. II. wcnFor. attorney Tor executor.
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NOricr ~ nrDrurrIoN
or tho 900 $1,000 iiond. ~ salt Lake
CITY, Utah, ~ iHHH,

Notice ~ hereby given hy Salt Lake
Clly "a Municipal Corporation, through
o. trruHurtg tu the several owners
ana holi,rs ~ Jhe 600 81 600 bonds %
said city, h"frrr date. september tat.
is.h, and a ln pursuance nf "a
resolution tt the city Cnun-
cli or said gIty, entitled.
- Resolution Providing Tor the o.
sue uf bonds Tor Corporate pur.
poses" adopted July ION. 1855 that
aill council un the l5ih dly of August.
tsHN. hy u resolution duly adopted ala
declare Hlld bonds aud each NJ them
due and payable 90 he office 0f the
city TREASURER of said city, in rald city.
on September lHt 1905 and that said
bond holders and each NJ thrm lru fur
thrr rliln,d ihHt up1n presentation ~
said huudH 90 said treasurer. az hIH
said office. they viii be- paid on alld
nrst DAP 90 said September said
bonds WI cease tn hear Interest from
thH uut day % september 1905
SALT LAKE CfTf CORPORATION.
by H. A. NORRIS, IT, Treasurer
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NorIc-

The annual meeting OF the stockhold.
ore Of the West Mountain Gold and
Copper company. for the election OF
directors ana for the transaction Of
such other business aa may come be-
fore a. VIII De- held az tho Office of the
company, IN the Atlas block room 40.
Salt Lake city Utah. on The third
Wednesday in August august i1thl.
1905, ne n o'clock noon, plted Salt
Lake city, Utah, July 18th. 1885
W. +. JERMAlNE. Secretary.
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NOTICE T'hs petition " Elizabeth
Hunter. praying Tor the Issuance 10
William y. Hunter ~ letters o. ad-
ministration In the estate u Adam
Hunter. deceased, has been SCI for hear
Ing on Saturday. the nth day Of Au-
gust, a. u. 1898. az $3.50 o'clock n. m.
nt Tho County Court HouHa. IN tho
Court Room Of said Court. w Salt Lake
city. Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the clerk Of said Court with
the aeri thereof afnxcd this 18th day
OF August. a. n. isHs.
DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk.
by ALBERT SPENCER
Deputy clerk.
Gleason q Kinney a Alex McMastcr.
Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
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NOTICE 10 cnrprrons.

Estate or Mary Elizabeth y. Young
deceased.
Creditors win present claims with
Vouchers 20 the uudHulFncd at Salt
Lake city. Utah. on 1r before the 9TH
day Of May. a. D.. 1899.
nRtgHAM YOUNG,
Administrator OF thp estate OF Mary
Elizabeth y. Young. deceased.
Date u FIRST publication. July tth.
a. n. isaS.
Young and Movie.
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nrnpiSo Contractors.

nlds wanted a." brick Are proof
building a. Park city. Plans may be-
seen 40 the ofiirc ~ Fred A. Hale. ar
chlicct no Commercial Block. salt
Lake city.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or PARK
CITY.
SILVER KING MINING COMPANY.
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Notice % hereby given that at q meet
ing ot tn directors OF said company,
hrli un Saturday, The alri day OF July,
q H. lass thHt The assessment upon
IN. capital stock OF siid company here
tlfure levied hy the board Of dlrecturn
" said company. On october 30th, a, -.
1870, was rHft.ndnd and recalled;
ANA that On the gard day OF July. A.
u, 1898, mn Assessment ~ o cents per
share. to-wlt, tibO0l00. upon the whole
capital stock OF the corporation was
lryied payable ON The 18th day N sep
tember, a. u, isHs, tn =. H. parmly.
treasurer, at the banking office " W.
$. Mccormick & CO., City ~ salt Lake.
state of Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid ON The i9th day 90
September. A. ID. 1895. VIII be delinquent
and advertised Tor sale lt public uuc.
ton, and unless payment d made be-
fore. VIII b. sold ON tho 18Th day OF
ociohcrA. H. 1895, 90 ply M delnquent
assrsfwenl together with costs OF ad-
NnrtlHluF AMI expense uf SALE
T. v. DUNCAN. Secretary
Utah
Dated July 23rd. 1895
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rsrRAY rouNp NorIor.

one hay Horse, about years old
about 10 hands hgh rrya lcft THIGH
hlhaR
n tho above described animal Is not
claimed uu or before saturday. August
gIh ls9. ho VII be- sold at city Estrny
Pound at %, M.
JOHN .. NATION.
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PROBATE AsD ouAnDIANsnIp
NOTICES.


Consult County Clork or Tho Respective
slguors for Furthof Information
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Notice IL hereby given BY the under
7lgned James D.. Emrtt executor OF the
state N John q. Kitchen. deceased. 20
ihr creditors n and 100 persons having
claims against said decelHod. 10 ex-
mott mem. with the necessary vouchers.
within ton months after the nrat nubii.
cotton " this notice. f1 said executor.
q hin Office In kannh. the same being
inc place FOR the trlui1ction uf the
husinc1a % said estate. LOO the county or
Kane. state ~ Utah
DATED 40 lSnnab this OH day Of Aug
uHt, a. y. 1855
JAMES &. EMETT.
Executor.
JOHN r. HARNEs.
Attorney fpr Executor.
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In tho District Court. Probate Divi'
sion In and Tor Salt lake
County, State OF Utah.
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sorIon on A.snssMnNr.
The Holiday Coal Company. a Cor.
poratlon.
Principal Place OF business. salt Lai
HIfW

Notice % hereby given that at a
meeting Of the board OF Directors, hold
on Wednesday. July goth, lsas an as
sessment OF ono-half ~ one cent pr
share was levied upon the capital stock
" the corporation. payable on the lQth
day ~ August, 1905. 20 the Treasurer OF
the company, az the ONCE OF the CONF
pauy, No. 2 South. East Temple Street
salt Lake city Utah
Any stock upon which this assess
mont may remain unpaid on August
10Th. 1895, VIII De delinquent on scptDm.
hcr lrd, is9s, and advegtiscd Tor sale AZ
public auction, ana unless payment j.
made before. will he sold on the 2lth
day ~ September 1895, az the hour ~
" O'Clock noon, 90 pay the dehnguen -
Assessment together with costs OF adj
VDrt.Flrg and expense Of sale.
iy order OF tho Hoard ~ Directors,
10. s. Campbell.
Secretary
Dated Salt Lake city, Utah. July
Goth. 1895.
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Good
Health

proceeds from a
good stomach
u the digestive
organs afn so
fne working OF.
der. sickness g.
oui Of the Qtics-
10 NJ q GOD
health can DO
ruNninri and
retained bv tax.
Ing uostettars
So imaeh iilttefa.
u cures lndi-
rcft lou. cunstl-
patton and bill
iuusrrsS
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In the matter Of the estate " Adam
Hunter. Deceased.
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noSD REDEMPTION.


To whom u may concorni
In accordance with law, notice IL
hereby given hy the State % Utah. sue
cesaor 90 the Territory ~ Utah. that on
September iHt 1895, u VIII, when prop.
cry audited hy the state Auditor and
State Treasurer ~ the state af Utah
pay ln full principal. and Interest ac-
crucd 60 that date. 81 the following
described bonds, ono hundred ana nfty
negotiable coupon bonds " the Tarfl-
tory OF Utah fHI1 bonds are dated
years from date orr at any timo after
the expiration NJ ten years from their
date ut the option Of the makers Tho
numbers ~ Hlll bonds. beginning with
the highest number are; it0. no. ifN.
~. 40. rs Nl ll7. re-. ~, iio 80.
l1N ~, 49, ~ ~ ia, ~, ~ 49,
10. no. iiS H. iiG. rs I'D iii H.
IND. no. i09. iOs iOi, iOg ins. iOl i0l
zoe. i0i. 100. %. ps. ". 20, o. % o. %. u.
] Dol sl. So M. ~ si. =, NJ. ~. No.. so 20.
I on. 81. 20. 90. a % y, "A. 20. 81. a. fI.
%. g., o. o. o.. CLIO, 80. o., DO o. %. "a
I On. o. d. %. %. Is, a., 60 q. e. q. ". n.
~, 81 90 IS. q, q. "a "a. %. 10 Is. ~ IL
10, II, ~, y, II. 10. o. 3. = 9. 0, Z, D. 2. and
1.
Tho amount ~ money In the hands ~
the undersigned State Treasurer avail
able for the purpose of paying tho
principal and Interest OF said bonds Ia
ne sum OF fi5i.250o0 or sufficient 90
pay IN fun the principal and accrued
Interest on said bonds. And any ana al
az said bonds not 30 presented Tor nny-
mcnt on September LIST. 1885. win cease
o. draw interest from and after that
date. And such funds ahnll remain In
Tho State Treasury 20 discharge such
bonds whenever presented.
All persons Interested IN said bonds
will take due notice hercof ana govern
themselves accordingly.
JAMES CHAPMAN.
state Treasurer VI the state Of Utah.
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Wash Goods.

Time Il ripe Tor tho dlslpps,as, d,
an old lots and ends Ir lIr w.t
Goods department. Not n'.s. ~,
remain after this week. Dy.H 49,,
our lons De- great IN dlapdt.HF Of NJ,
out ihcy 80 this week.
Lawn. In eolored design M ~
per yard
10
The balance of asc ana ti- Fr,,
orgindlls, ihla week. per yard
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New Black
Dress Goods.

Now nhlpmenia 1rrv'r. t.r.
plain black aaa bfDcad.I de-. ~
also new STYLES and WON. d, a. .'
ana Wool Mslrare Hrl..I.. H.
Novelties. Jacquard sI.tIr..
ana hrocddci M0hlir su.I.r.. ~
prices 9 little lower than ,ulIi ,.l
them elsewhere. u-f
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ChiIdren'S Jackets,

For school waar Early fan v.i,., ,.
hundreds ~ styles and cliIra' Iii ~. Z,
from 3 lo u years To ti1ss mi N Z,
700 Jackets W. orfr th.m ih.s ~,
WAY below COST. Now s ~.
opportunity before the at.lr.m.,, I,
broken.
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Dress Skirts.

Just received q new lus u fancy col.
or'd Dress SklriH, ln blue 1r green
shades, wei worth f2'5. special for
Si.75
New lot " black hrocalsd br.uian.
zine Dress skirts. nicely lined and
bound. for
S2.25
NOnBY SILK. CHIFFON CApEs
and COLLARETTEs Tor early fai
wear. a; clotlng-out prices, from
So So SO
Regular prices. 800, 1000 and 9Soo
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NorIcE ro cnrnIrons.
In The District Court Of the Sixth Ju-
dlcial District. State of Utah,
County Of Kane.

In the Matter OF the Estate Of John @.
Kitchen. deceased.
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he New Silks
and Dress Goods
For Fall and Winter.
From the very start we will demons+r,..
that this is the place above all others 70,
the newest styles and best values.
New Fall
Colored Silks.

Wc'i scarcely know where 60 begin
telling you about the now sliks' Bos,
way l' Co come and see them. 4
charming display in advance o. an
oih.r houses. our New York once has
hurried the goods forward and we ale
exhibiting now FALL STYLES ~
FANCY coLoRED SILKS. PLA1Ds.
CHECKS. STRIPES and BRocADEs.
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ssDf. Miics' Heart Core Is GER
tainiy worthy all the praise
givcn IT, For 2 years | sUi-
fcred from heart trouble and
my condition was preearious. |
was advi-sd 70 Try shis waltz
able r;mcdy, ans l am happy
to say Il f,r.oocd my health. .
n u eserf rifan. Iowa. y
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OUR new FALL AND WINTER CATALOCVE

VIII DO roody about September lot 1893 Any euss
patrons not roeeVna have In ht'',-,
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Read This.

Another week ~ absolute Prise -.
deral New rp1fH nll over rlr az.
ilHhmout arriving dll sr--.,
stock. short lItf, remnants. tie. -.s
pIsltlvels glvo way 60 ihH nov ann,
Prices small enough a. MAX. hl-r
qulck VIII be made on each ani ou5
article.
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croNn roInl AIlnlnr cnmnnn,

Principal oflCo, rnom lit Atlas Block.
City uf salt Lake. state Of Utah.
Location m Works aud Mines In Vim
tan Mining District. Park city,
summit County. Utah.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-05
PREPARING FOR
 LINCOLN DAY
Meeting of the General Com nnittee at the. Union
 League Club.
Three Hundred Veterans Detailed for School Duty - Plan of
 Exercises.

A meeting of the general committee of the Lincoln Monument Association, w. w. Stone, president, was held at the Union League Club, last evening. Mayor Phelan. nominated William H. Crocker to fill a vacancy on the Board of Trustees. The nomination was confirmed.
 c. F. Curry and Hugo D. Kiel accepted appointments to serve on the finance committee.
 Mayor Phelan, c. Mason Kinne and A. J. Vining were appointed as committee to interview Thomas H. Williams and H. J. Crocker of the jockey clubs.
 Announcement was made that an ex- cellent programme had been prepared for the Lincoln meeting at Metropolitan Temple on the evening of February F.
 The Union League Club has generously given the use of the club audience room for the monthly meetings of the general committee of the Lincoln Association. The generosity of the club was acknowl- edged by vote of thanks.
 A committee of conference composed of representatives from six Grand Army posts reported that arrangements had been made to visit all the schools on Fri day, February Il. Three hundred veter- ans have been detailed for school duty.
 The plan of exercises arranged for ob- servance of Lincoln day in the public schools is highly commended.
 The committee on correspondence has sent out to the schools and the press of the State 2000 circulars.