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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25

And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors made on the 30th day
of October. A. ID 1897. so many shares OF each
sold at Noon ga Atlas block. in the City of
shlt Lake and state Of Utah on the 2lst day
of January. A. d. BIS, 1t me hour OF
O'Clock IN the afternoon of said day 10 pay
the delinquent sssessn ent thereon, together
with the costs Of Advertising and expenses Of
sale. >. y. PAlMLf,
Secretary Crown Point Mining Company.
Room IA Atlas Block. Salt Lake City,
Utsh.
Dated this slst day of December. 1897.
Tho sale OF delinquent stock as above ad.
vcrtised is adjourned 10 Wednesday. February
9Th. at . O'Clock p M, at Room 2h Atias block,
tors 5. T.. PAkMLY,
Secretary Grown Point Mining Co..
Room ~, Atlas block, salt Lake City, Utah.
Dated, January u, 1885
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25

A DIVIDEND no. - OF FIVE PER CENT
~ on the c 'pital stock OF the Utah sugar
Company has this day been dec. AIRED, payable
on February 10 lsss,io stock hol doris of record
on February 0. 1873
HORACE q. wHIrNEY, Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY. January IS. les.
The stock transfer books of the Utah Sugar
Compsny VIII he closed on February o, 1855,
and Teopened on tebrr AIRY 10. 1855
HORACE q wulTsEY. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, January u, 1858.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25
SUM MONS.

IN the District Court OF the Third Judicia
District OF the state OF Utah,
County Of sAit Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25
psl.NQUs Mt MOTTO

Grown Point Miring Company, Principal Of.
nse, Room Az Alias Biock. City of Salt Lake.
state Of Utah.
Location Of works and mines In Uintah Min
ing District. Park city. summit County,
ttate OF Utah
AVE DELINQUENT
IN on tho following described stock on &C
count OF assessment No / LEVIED on the atth
day OF October. A. ID. lsy7. the several amounts
rei opposite tho names OF the respective share
holders ~ iolIows:
List remaining unpaid and corrected Janu-
lsu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25

And in accordance with law and an order
OF the toafd of Dr,c ora de on the sair 10th
DAY OF December, fvT. SO many shares of each
parcel OF such st ck "a may be necessary, VIII
he sid at the onice of sad company at room
IS Hooper lock. salt Lake City, Utah. on the
18th day of January. A. ID. lsss. At the hour of
2 y. m. tn pay delinquent agreements there
expense OF the sac.
jobs L. TwELvEs, Secretary.
Room Is Hooper 81 ock, salt Lsse City. Utah.
Dated, salt Lake City, Utah. January IA. 1893
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25
AN Old NANCE.

An Ordinance AbolHhing the of,ice n, r,
OF Police. and Prov log for The MET
ance OF the olice and fire Bcpattmseeaa.,
OF salt Lake City from and after IN e ~.
DAY Of December, 1877, he slst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25

Jessie NJ. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell.
Defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25

Special stockholders' meeting of the CORPORA
lion of the members OF The Church OF Jesus
Fourteenth ecclesiasucal ward OF the salt
Lake stake OF Zion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25
NOTICE

SALT LAKE err. Utah. January is. iss.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02

in her hair. Kissing serpents crawlet
and coiled on every side, lurked among
her garments. and with arched necks
thrust up through coiled and writing
bodies, darted glistening tongues al
her from between sparkling eyes IL
dark corners; while rats with beady
eyes and blistering feet scampered oven
her quiyering body and Thousand
spiders, as big as prattling babes, with
clasped hands formed a circle all about
her and danced, danced, danced, up ant
down, all moving at once, up ant
down, Up and down, all moving al Ike
and all ready to bite her limb when
the swapping turtles would let go OF it
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Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02

xomani She was frightened and
thought of Rip Van Wrinkles sleep OF
.wenty years and with terror at her
leart cried:
What day is this? What month?
What year? How long have l been
aere?"
''Now is the accepted time; behold
low is the day of salvation!"
How long have l been here? A day?
How many years?"
lone day is with the Lord as a
thousand years and a thousand years
Is one day. He esteemeth every day
alike"
mo, no, not twenty years! / have
lot slept twenty years? But you look
,lder! l look older! l wonder If am
rery cid? / have been sick-oh, won
Ter how long! 1t must be terribly
ong time since l came here!"
She fell back and drew coil of her
ong, shining black hair before her
ace, half fearful that she was now an
I'D woman whose hair had grown
White through the bleaching of years.
she felt that it was years, more years
han she could guess, since she left
Barton:
Tears flowed from her closed eyes.
Over her stood the Prophet still ST.
emily extending the water toward her.
When her tears ceased and her heavy,
'egular respirations told him that she
,Iept again he put aside the vessel ana
esumed his devotions before the altar
All through the night she slept ard
When the morning broke upon the
:orld without, she aWoke SO much re
reghed that she was able to rise to .
,itting posture.
Almost immed 2tely the PTcEhct
,2nse in and offered her fccd which she
re without knowing what 1t was %
rem whence it car 2.
Having eaten, she legged the Prcpho.
@ assist her to the DOR shat she nigh
)nce again see the bright light OF daE
md once more bre the the pure air o
he hills. Without answer he went GU.
md she heard him remove the fastec-
ngs of the ironclad door. Then ne
.eturred and gathered her in his arm
IS tcnderIy as a young mother gather
.cr d-st born from its cradle, and bort
Ter to tie outside where he placed he
Ipon Il stool, with her back reStjn
peainsr one of the great stones Of th
vail.
Leaving Ier there be silently wen
gain into his nut.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02

us artistic wood mantcls approximating
in stately beauty to the colonial style,
with it's moderate ornament raised or
sunk, are preferably selected by many
to fine marbles. They accord we'll with
overmantels of wood and are more asso-
ciated with the furniture, making less
distinctive figure, but withal eminently
appropriate, taken in connection with
the surrounding woodwork.
At the present time the enameled
pressed brick mantel is coming into no
tice as an artistic, attractive and home
like fitment. A pleasing example is
shown in design for cozy corner.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02

No III-4So a. close to three railroad towns all
on different railroads. best OF SOIL black loan,
abundance of timber. coal and stock water. In
one OF the richest little valleys in Kansas, all
fenced and cross fenced, good building stone,
$1,000 brick house OF ten rooms and cellar, 5000
balm, stone sruoec house and all needed outbuild.
inCs no waste land, all but about SO a. in eulti-
walton or meadow, large orchard in full bearing
one of the best farms west OF the Mississippi
river This FARMS reCora of crops produced Will
bear investigation. Price $4,000 5000 down,
balance reasonable time at per cent.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02
Artistic MantelpieceS.

To the materials ont Of which man
tells are made there seems no bounds.
Majolica and terra Gotta have long put
in claims to acceptance. At the Paris
exhibition the, Dresden manufacturers
rested their credit on china mantels.
and the zinc workers of France supplied
specimens in the metal they handle.
Just now Decorator and Furnisher tells
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02

No. I4o-e6o a near Port Arthur, Newton Co.,
Texas heavy pine timber, s. per acre cash.
24o a, Graham Co, Kan, unimproved. S All a.
100 in Clyden Co, Neb., at S an acre.
All three of these tracts are clear and would
be exchanged Tor good property.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02

chronic diseases permanently cured after Others
have failed. Charges moderate. Beware OF quacks
and don't be humbugged by mail treatment" which
is intentional fraud Ifyou wish to get welIquicky
at small expense, 1t will pay you to consult DE-
Brillin person. Hoursdaily, l0to5, Sundays, 2to5.
Examined free Co l-nltation sacredly confidential
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02

No. IsI-I4o a. in Wright Co., Mo, eight miles
from Mountain Gore, IS n. in cultivation and
fenced with rails balance open pasture with
more or less timber, ten acres timothy and clio
yer 1000 fruit trees some bearing and some COM
mencing to bear; four room frame house, large
log barn, nice lawn. good land and all can De
faTmed when cleared; plenty of water. u of a
mile from postoffIce and school. circumference
$50; price without crops 400.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02
TO DE CONTINUED
ook "a severe cola Aner the Big Fire,

After the big fire in Cripple Greek
took a severe cold and tried many
needles without help the cold only
coming more settled. After us
g three small bottles Of Chamber
lrn's Cough Remedy, both the cold
I'd cough left me, and in this high
titude it takes a meritorious cough
medy to do any good C. B
henderson, editor Daily Advertiser,
ripple Greek, Col. Sold by c. w
Grier.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02
)On't Rail to Read These

OIL ROYALTY in 10 acres of n. c. Flewhar-
ty. Can be bought cheap Call at once for this
stuff is in demand and will go.
FOR SALE. block of leases in the shallow
sand territory, Peasants county. Nothing looks
better. Price extremely low.
FOR SALE-Large new ID room house we'll
located must be sold. Is cheap at $4,000. Terms
one-half cash, balance to suit purchaser.
4o-acre lease OH wilson run $500, and some
more fine oil properties in Ohio cheap tor cash.
Klondiker: $1,000 given to you on the start.
This amount will be deducte d from the invoice
of new, up-to-dale stock of Boots and Shoes IN
the best town on the Ohio River B. < o. and o.
r railroads. Centrally located. Established
trade. $1,000 stock just taken: Consider this
chance before you risk your lie and money IN
the Yukon. l am sure the stock will sell Who
will be first?
No2, III inst in ASS a, in the southwest extern
sion of Xix Fork pool one good well already
completed and lot of new work started. For
further information concerning. this valuable
property and lot of other properties in the
above most prolific oil field call at my office and
will take pleasure III showing you what1 have
and Ill finding what you want.
No.3, One general store, consisting of dry
goods notions boots and shoes furniture under
aking doors, sash and millinery goods. Terms
one-half cash balance in and years equal pay
ments, with interest from date. Terms Will ia
solo invoice. ms store Is Ill 4 SOOu lOWn on
the Ohio River and o. K. K. K. and has a fine
trade. A good chance for live business man.
No s. Flour mill roller process situated on the
Ohio River, on .. X. X. r. in one OF the best
towns on the river. 1t consists of one TS-horSe
, power engine and two steel boilers 42in. diane
ter 10 feet long, five pairs 9X3o Stevens rolls,
with Case Mfg. CO. tops; four SNSo round -four
reels one centrifugal reel, complete with clean
ing outfit; one No. Smith purifier two flour
packers, one brand buster, ono dust collector
betting pulleys, shafting elevators, etc; one
blacksmith shop on mill lot, under cash rent;
mill lot I5oXISo; mill 4SX7o, five stories high,
concrete cellar. Price $500; terms one-halt
cash; balance, good time.
No. I59-I2oa mi from Buffalo, county seat of
Dallas Co., Mo, all in tame grasses except 40 a.
now being cultivated and a. never plowed,
good spring waters three pasture fields, good
fencing of hedge, rails and wire, brick house
two stories 1Sx24 with cellar and frame addition
six rooms in all, bar for IL horses large
chard cribs, buggy sued and fruit drying house.
good land. very desirable place cheap at $1,000
and 1000 can remain on the farm secured by
mortgage.
No. I4o-o6o a near Port Arthur Newton Co.,
Texas, heavy pine timber, s. per acre cash.
2lo a, Graham Co. Kan, unimproved. S. an a.
100 a in Clyden Co, Neb., at S an acre.
All three of these tracts are clear and would
be exchanged Tor good property.
If YOU fird any false statement overdrawn desC
10 refund all your railroad fare TOR the roundtrp
-
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02

China, Silver and Bric-a-brac.
Among novelties in silverware are
toasting forks with extending embossed
handle.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02

Dandages ne evlnced no surprise what
ever and said in the most matter-of
fact manner:
"'Ask We and We shall receive nc
good thing will he withhold from them
thai ask him. Why do the sons OF
men refuse to learn that they should
ask for what they want and want only
that which is good?'
Miss Stella emptied the remainder oil
the water upon the bandages and asked
the Prophet to bring more which ne
did at once without remonstrance OF
reluctance. When that was all usec
she sent him again. This time he was
gone long and she feared that he had
forgotten her and his errand and hac
perhaps gone away for one Of his fire.
quent evangelizing trips
Her spirits fell; the gloom OF the
place acted upon her mind. A grea'
fear of-she knew not what-some'
thing intangible but terrlule overcamt
her.
The air of the subterraneous cell sti'
fled her; the place became an awful
impenetrable prison in the in
accessible bosom Of the earth:
why did not the Prophet return
Could he have forgotten the Virgin
Had he wandered away to preacf
among the people as he often did?
Oh, the horror, the awful horror o:
the place! She could not endure 1t:
she must escape! She got up to go GU
but she had not the strength to stant
Up and she fell to the floor. Feebl!
she crawled back upon the bed. Sht
cried aloud for help. She was sure
that hours had passed since the Proph'
cts departure, She would be left there
to perish alone under the earth out o.
the sight of men! Forever out OF the
sight of men!
An awful agony of terror was upcI
her: the horror was greater than SHE
could bear; her reason abdicated tt
terror; her mind became chaos; deliri'
um directed her imagination.
She was no longer alone. She saw
about her multitude Of living terrors
in distorted forms; hideous dwarfs
. horrible giants, grinn.ng clown:st
gnomes. impish pigmies, ferocioui
hobgoblins, inhuman creatures IL
| human forms, with heads o.
hawks and owls and ugly birds Of
prey, whose hands and feet were tai
Gus, and whose talons and beaks
pinched and pierced and tore her limb!
The whole cave was filed with re.
pulsive reptiles and dangerous beasts
They hustled and fought each other fol
! space and opportunity to attack her
They clung to the walls and hung from
the low roof, She was buried Il
writhing, wriggung lizards; bat:
whirIed and swooped and ducked about
in every direction and some burrowef
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02
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Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-02
These oil farms are offered at the
very low price as follows.

No. 100 acres, ~ mile from village, six
miles from railroad town. 100 rods good hedge,
Topped and trimmed, 100 rods wire fence; FIVE
fields 14o acres in cultivation 60 acres in pasture
small orchard, catalpa grove of 1000 trees, two
good wells with unlimited supply of good water
also never failing creek water, good house hvc
rooms and cellar barn for six horses with hay
loft. Good land, very cheap at $500. $500 down
long time on balance at per cent Possession
IL 3o'days.
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puch being the case. the resolution shouid Be
parSods unless u vas 70 prepare the way for
future paymonts In silver, after silver should
barestorod to free and unlimited coinage. On
this point there was . great deal Of fencing
and lodging b. the silveritea. Some Of them,
like senators Vest wolcott Jones, and Tel
Ter, declared. az has been already said, that
under free coinage silver dollars would DO
worth no less than they are now, and
some, like Senator Stewart and Senator Berry,
maintained that gold having doubled in value
since 1870. the bondholder 10 not entitled to DO
paid In dollars worth moro than 80 cents in
gold. When confronted with tho fact that. for
nearly all the bonds. and especially for those
oidrecentiy. eold or its equivalent was paid for
the bonds, they could only fall back upon the
literal terms OF the contract, and point to the
refusal Of Congress In 1895 to ineert in It the
word "gold," as proof that the buyers Of the
bonds Voluntarily accepted the liability Of being
paid in deprecated silver. Certainly. the bond
holders are now fully warned that they have no
mercy 70 expect from the partisans Of silver.
and that, unless the defenders of the gold stand.
ard maintain their present supremacy, they are
liable, at some future time, 10 be paid in money
Of much less value than thai which they are
now receiving,
On the whole, the impression left BY the de-
bate 10, that most Of tho silverito Senators feel
keenly the disgracefui position in which they
have placed themselves, to please their c~onstitu-
ents. Of virtually advocating . partial repudia-
ton Of the national debt. Some Of them. a. has
been said. argue that payment In silver is not
such Reputation because the contract provides
for It; others that It 10 neither population now.
nor win It DO under free coinage. because FREQ
coinage will make tho silver dollar in every re-
spect equal to the gold dollar. A small number,
indeed, glory In their shame. and exultingly
declare that free silver will cheat not only tho
creditors Of the Government. but also those Of
individual citizens, Of half the amount that 10
morally though not legally due them.
MATTHEW MARSHALL
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Prices ON All securities Dealt In Durius the
week Ending san. %.
UNITED sTATEs AND STATE RoNDs TN 81. o00sl.
Open High. Lop- Clos
Sales. Name. fno. est. est. ing.
10000 Us Ss,c. leo7.ll4h 114a 11Ah 1l4ia
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5000 Va O. def. trs 8 s
$4,000 Va r d 2.3s Of
leY1....... 7ob II 7oh II
AND Their BONDS uN 81, Ooos).
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4insneinl.

celeNlAL 1Rvsr GMRANN
ST. paw BWLuNe.
a2o. BROADWAY NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Sl,5oo,oOA.
TRANSAcTs A GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
Acts as Executor. Administrator. Guar
dian, Committee, Trustee, heceiver, As
signee Registrar, Transfer and Fiscal
Agent
PAYS INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES
Subject to check. payable at sight or
through the New York clearinghouse
and on Certificates of Deposit
TAKES ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL ESTATE.
Loans Money on Bond and Mortgage
ACTs AS TRUSTEE FOR RAILROAD AND
OTHER MORTGAGES.
TRANSLATES 4 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
OFFICERS.
JoHN r. BORNE. President.
oa IA G. DICKINSON kEMs yvics-pre''dsnt'.
JAMES W. TAPPIN, Secretary.
ARPAD 9. GRossMANN, Treasurer.
EDMUND L. JUDSoN. Asst. Secretary.
PHILIP 8. BABCoCK. Trust on1cer.
TRUSTEES.
Henry o. Havemeyer. Cord Meyer.
Roswell p. Flower. Perry Belmont.
Lowell II. Palmer. VIM. 7. wardwen.
John K. Borne. Chas. Q. Dickinson.
Richard Delaneld. Henry N. whitney.
Daniel O'pay. Theo. W. Myers.
Percival Kuhno, l.. g. Dessar.
Frank Curtiss. Geo. Warren Smith.
Vernon II. Brown, John s. Dickerson.
Seth n. Miliken. Geo. W. ouintard.
W. Seward Webb.
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SinaariaI.
New York Central &
Hudson River R. r. Co.
8 IL Per Cent. Bonds of 1897.

Principal and interest payable In COLI COIN or
THE UNITED STATES Of the present standard a
weight and hneness without deduction for any tar %
taxes which the Railroad Company may Be reouirea
to pay or to retain therefrom under any present a.
County thereof.
NEW oR N LONDON. January lsa, lepA
To Holders Of Bonds and Debt Certificates or Dsbsup
lures OF the
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY,
viz:
First Mortgage 10 Bonds. due Jan. Z.
1908; .,,,, 80
First Mortgage SO sterlins Bonds, dus
Jan. I, 1908; " '''.'
Extended 20 Debt Certificates. duo
May I, 1905; 7aeeo'9
SO Debentures. due September I, 1904;
M Debeutures, due June l. 1905. ~
Having made u contract with the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company for tho retire
nicnt OF Its entire bonded debt. as above. ct or before
maturity, we arc now prepared to receive not ex ceed-
ing eco. O00. 900 OF the aforementioned Bonds, Debe
Certificates, or Debentures for exchange into the new
Three and one.HaIf Per Cent. Gold Bonds of said
Company. The outstanding Bonds and DeDenturos
or Debt Certificates will be received By Us a. .thrir
present value calculated to maturity on a 3a peg
cent. basis. US follows: