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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05

3 ~ Va +AH q '''
hors sqy he will make two bales of cot
m to the acre on part Of his place
We won 4 like to know if he will real
re that much.
NJ >. rweedy and Mrs X. S. kin
ner, OF Ehren, Ala, were in town
shopping tn sday and were the guests
If Mr.. Frank skinner.
Mr. X c Smi H., of Prairie Point,
and NJ s. + Stinson, Of Columbus,
we've shopping together Thursday
Mrs Stiuson wi ] return to NoXuhee if
she can rent her house in Columbu@
Ms J. W Farrics, daushter of the
late Col. A. Farmer. of this county
and sister of Mrs. G.. c. Sessions of
! Macon, died a. Bristol, Va, on Nov
list. and was buried at Okolona the fol-
lowing day.
Her soi John died a few days before
his mother, and another sun, Clifford,
reached Bri 'tol from an army camp as
his mothers corpse wa leaving for O.
kolona. He is seriously i'll from blood
poison.
Uish grade underwear ut A. c. Fants.
,
Combination suits for ladies, misses aad
children.
have Il great bargain in store for you
Ladies' fine dress shoes, being broken
ICES of several lines, of the following
make:
10 prs Krippend rG, Dittman & Co,
2d prs Hamilton Brown Shoe Co.
Is prs Geo. T. Dittman b & ca.
10 prs FREEDMEN Bros & Schafer.
SO. 90 Shoes for only St.5o
rg5y"The attention Of Ladies wearing
narrow lasts Is specially called to the
above, d PATTY.
Clipper Hosiery for everybody at A.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05

Nan. Patty's to buy goods fol
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05

'O'''on Will he glad to have all
r''''hS call and examine her
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05

Mr.. Harkin Higgintotham, livi & in
the Hashuqua neighborhood, lost his
wife one day last week
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05

Miss Sallie Allen, of Meridian, is the
guest of Mr., Anra Foote.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05

Miss Matte Buck returned to Macon
re-rerday. with Mr. Je Prince or'a
.L-.lt vielt 20 NJ.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05

Mr.. Z. W. Brame has been to Bran
don on business. He says the fever still
hangs on at Jackson
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05

Send for our free illustrated book,
Before Baby is Born"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05
Druggists sell II at 81 per b

THE BRADFlELD REGULATOR co.
All AATA "a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05
Clx& Gordon hams at Keyes & Cline
Church SERVICES.


There will be services at the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow at the usual
hours.
Services at the Baptist church Srn.
day morning and evening.
There viii be divine services in Macon
Episcopal church on Sunday the 9th of
November, at II a. IN and p. IN. ~
Mr.. Abram Adams Of NJ con. wasin
our neighborhood last Sunday. Ask
Miss NJ. B. if she did not see him
Kemper Star.
Mr.. 7. w. Brame has been to Bran
don on business. He says the fever still
hangs on at Jackson.
Mr.. Harkin Higgintotham, livi E in
the Hashuqua neighborhoJd, lost his
wife one day last week
Miss Sallie Allen, of Meridian, is the
guest of Mr., Anra Foote.
Miss Matte Buck returned TO Macon
re-rerday. with Mr. Je Prince og'a
.l.ylt visit to MI
Mrs Dantzler vii move her millinery
stock next Monday two doors above her
present stand.
Keves & Cline have just received 1000
pounds tallow, which is for sale.
Oysters every day received ON right
trnin Nv. Knrne & llinn Min GIL mnrn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05

wary Bonner Mcdowell, of
Fpr'nss has returned to Macon.
fNHt to Columbus, where she
recipient of much attention.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-11-05

Hish grade underwear ut A. c. Fants.
Combination suits for ladies, misses aad
children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08
WARNING no LAWS sru,uv,.--

The scarcity OF water in sn,,.
Of the city ordinance In tetafioe ,pati|
u the ticy ordinance In relation y, Ni
use of water. The attention y, "a,
persons using lawn sprlnklors il -,
ally called to the following provi.l.
Of the ordinance: '''''l'',I
Sec. Is. Sprinklers for lawns pa.s.
and yards must only be used ~
purposes paid for. No nozsio ~
sprinkling shall be allowed exrs,, =
fourth Of an Inch In diameter. ana I
aprintling shall be allowed exceht y
connection with other water teryi. %
The city Is hereby divided into u.
sprlnkllng districts. An that p0riio.
the city lying east and north M a,
following boundaries Ia hereby nv.
and declared to be the upper sprinti'..
district TO wit; Commencing al ~
intersection of First West and gey...t
North streets and running thence ~
along said First West street To gsg..,
North street. thence east along saiI 4
ond North street 10 Apple street. ibsr..
sguthensterly along Apple stfost y,
First North street. thence east ait..
elid First North street 90 -
Temple street thence south along ~,
East Temple street 90 North Tamf1
street. thence east along North Toms.
street to state street, thence s53t
htNhI oANA" NAiNNA w nNWln INmH|a
street. thence east along South To-.
pie street to sixth East street. thlf..
south along said sixth East street J.
Liberty Park And nj persons takis,
water from the mains on South Tenn,
street east OF state Street and fhs,.
taking from the mains ON Sixth Esr
street shall be deemed 70 belong 90 n,
upper sprinkilng district
Al that portion of the city lyitt
south and west ~ The foregoing h1p.'
dlrl0r lH hereby mnde ana declared 4,
be- the lower sprinklinF district
sprinkicrs FOR lawns sidewalks street,
windows and fronts In the upper al,
trlct MUST HE USED ONLY M
TWEEN THE HOURS or 9 AND /
4. NJ AND Z AND y y. ~, AND IN
THE LOWER DISTRICT HETWEFy
THE HOURS or y AND 10 4. N
AND 6 AND y. M..durlnR the month,
~ July. August. September and Octohi.
of each year Thirty minutes cnch diy
shall b. allowed Tor the Hprlnkllng :,
each one hundred square yards :,
lawn IN the upper district. nnd twonty
minutes for the same area In the lust'
district.
Any person violating any NJ tho p-o.
visions VI this section or Of any rr0..
tnmntlou made by the Mayor In purfs.
Hncc thereof. shah. ON conviction. b,
fined In any sum not exceeding ton d6'.
lars Tor the first offcnse. and not q.
cucdlng twenty dollars for each aubs,.
quont offcnse.
Let ali persons Interested take IN.
notice and govern their lawn spfinkilrs
JOHN r. CAME.
Superintendent Of wnterworks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

New York. July N--Mosi OF ths sur
viyarr W Che dlflHirlua wrUts u iha
Frgudh liner In BlurE1Eur. which was
sunk on Monday mlrulng sixty ullt-
south x Sable Island, VIII arrive IN
fhlf city this afternoon from Boston.
Tho officials ~ ihs compluy.a oiilrc
VA ~ tho effects rf The terrible strain
go which hoy have been sublecs,d
since nrsi the news ~ tho calamity
reached them. VI. Farurt, the nTting
general agent ~ the line, WIS at his
desk until midnight nnaWorlnE r az
least trying a. answer The kilograms
that came pouring ~ from 40 pirtt ~
tho country anNl1ualy lnuulr.ns after
if.nula ana relatives, Ito mas not been
able 90 secure sleep since The iosi1 nj
was reported.
As sl0u as tho survivors reach this
city ~, FaEurt proposes o. institute a
thorough lnvrHtIF tiiOn. with she nH-
H,ri1nca " the French consul general.
who win take dfp1sItlons, ana after
having them sworn %. win forward
th"W % France. only one passenger
Hn Ear who had been reported deai has
been found 10 he alive. N. fasIet H.
ct.vrd word that ChaA puJtwrllrr,
whose name appears ON the stfHrisc
passenger NE, n among thr saved.
The exact details ~ the disaster have
not yti been announced Az the conc
plny'a ofllce. lnd probably viii not bs
until one 1f the luhaliorn officers who
was saved arrives and makes his re-
port.
~ FaHuei spoke frrcly 1n .h8 qu.s-
flnu 90 th1 crows behavior, Hiy4ug!
an quito sure that a Frievous In
Justice has been done IN accusing the
fElp'a crow uf lnhumin behavior to-
ward ihO passengers. n any asrp.liitH
have b. co. committed they were thf
WORK ~ foreign siilofa who we're In
The h'tr'agc ana comprise variety NJ
nfuonaltios, principally Italinnl be-
lleVr."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

washington. July E-Hon. ,. =. Me.
line. astlsilnt treasurer u the Unlted
states. has issued the following circu-
Jar conccruirg The Issue OF minor
coin:
"The act making appropriations for
sundfy ciyil expense " she government
flr fhn nHcu year ending June 30. lsNN.
contains a provision AZ foliowsi Tho
erernilfy N the treasury o. authorized
and directed 60 transport from the
ttrlsury 90 Euh-trciaurlCs, free N
charge. minor coin upon requests 60
DO %. provided that an equal amount
in coin nr currency shall have been
deposited in The treasury COG such sub
troasurlcs by the applicant or appli-
caniH'
"F0r the purpose % carrying this en-
aeimcnt into encct the following rfgu-
HtiuuH are hereby promulgated
when thc deposit VI Au equiv ilcnt
sum 10 United stAtrH currency ur rH-
tlHnll bank notes with the TREASURER Dr
any assistant treasurer 1r national
bank dcpuiiHry. one cent bronze and
nve cent nickel pieces win be- pnil In
any amount hy iha treasurer or tHsls'-
ant ireasurcrs In The cities VII 'htlr
several offices are. ur may d. nfu. by
oNfreft ln sums ~ $50 nr more. go thn
expense NJ The government. nr iY r.g-
lfi'r.d mail IN llk' sums, ut the rick nf
Che clnsIguUu, registration free. ns The
n rnHitlrH may reuuOH 70, frln th' most
convenient treasury uiicc. For th.H
nuru1a drafts may he r.nt '1 thc
treasurer or the assistant o. aurar n
New York. payable DO their respective
cities 10 ne order VI the officer 10
Wh1m fDni. Drafts ou New York city
should b. drawn % she order " thr
assistant treasurer of the q. g.. New
York. aud sent directly o. him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08
velop, Dos "a BE- Killed.

q. NJ. Saunders % ~ north Second
wfi street, Us enc owner u q llri.- a.
tiultl lIr rhr dos ia handsome
brute. bui hiH thr harry faculty ~
biting ali strangers within hls reach.
l,oreni'y Doc performed such q service
flr p.f.Hen. ANA his master was or.
rested nr tiuWiHs vHuus dog Do
run lt large THitv iho uIr. came up
Tor hHrsHg iu ihH pll.ae court. Tho
animal WH shown Goo have th. prb-
penHjll7s allies 70, ana 900 thIH lls owner
was found guilty Hr1 tho dog ordered
executed n ST.. Saunders doesn't rti
him out NJ town before thf d1g catcher
arrives. The ldliuE Uf tha animal viii
take place ihlH evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

Superintendent NJ waicrworks calne
publishes a. notice in this impression
regulating tho hours Tor lawn fprlnkl-
lug etc. The reasons for theac raauic-
lions nre that people Will insist upon
using tho water whom thry Thnuid not
do Hl There o. q SUFFICIENT pressure 60
fully supply the whole city when tho
rules arc adhered o.. hut COR some
thine past the regulations have been iF-
nurtd aud some VI ih. people have been
deprived NJ proper service The de-.
pnrimrnt regulations will be enforced
hereafter Ho water users would DO well
Co Do very careful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08
THE OLD FOLKS DAY.
A Glorious Time at lhe Lagoon on "Wednesday,
June 6.


Salt Lake C,ty, Utah. July 1898
To the Editor;
Tho old folks had . grand and glor,
GUS time az Lagoon on July O. Tho
weather was nne, partly cloudy. seldom
TOO warm. a little cooling breeze oc-
caEIoullly. To pont-up residents OF
the city, tho scenery was plrndhlciL
IAN hearts were llght, an eyes wore
brlrht.
And Natures face was gay"
Wei, whlg diI the old folks dog
They Toasted twice to their hearts con.
tent ON The substanuals and dllntias 20
generously ana profuscly provided 10y
Che good PEOPLE ~ Davis counsy Th1y
sat and thattud together Renewing old
Tho beautiful grounds, listened To- the
bands, h1ltrd ON the duplex lake,
and looted 90 the mgnagvrlr
Of villa animals Iu m pavilion
th5re werc songs and speeches. music
ANA dancing, votes OF WAukf, s.fts 3D.
Che p'lr.Hr and ihe elder veterans oI
the county, cake walks outside. etc.
Nh'rl was % iln' spirit uf kindly Wt'-
come ana desire o. accommodate and
please with Mr. Bamh.rgar and hls
1lus. The committee ol direction, the
bands, and me Old Folks choir or
course tho only George Goddard was
thHrei as usual "as large ns NE aud
twice a. natural" and everybody said
AYE The young lady ana geu,lemen
walters outii themselves ln thaIr
nhlundIng willingness 90 serve and
cheerful and responsive readiness o.
nl'iE', making pvery heart glad.
sNtrNWl OIL hero WAS manifest a gpIr-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

Any one lolldug Tor DAYS outing
should scan this lIHt " evcurs .ans. IL
lncludrs cool canyon rides ns wen as "A
visit 90 tho mines. Bicycles free on
Utah Central Line every sunday.
ihgraoh'h tParley's Canyon. IS a. M,
round ttln 50c.
Barclays parloy's Canyon, s a. M.
round trip G0e
Park city lparley'a Canyon. a. M.
round trip. $500
nright1n's parloy's Canyon ga m.
round trip $500
Eureka, Mammoth. ETC.. S.i5 a. M.
round trip $500.
ogden tugden Canyon. 1850 D. M,
round trip SECS
The RIO urande Western ~ the line.
Rest local trim service in The state.
Ticket Office. po0ly Block Corner Tor
an information.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08
ROW on st8Bte CANAL.
Farmers Take Possession Of Waterway in
Which EY.Gnwro' Thomas e Interested,

Boise Hi1frrr1ui For q week or
more mast fhrnr have been exciting
..... .....l..t. .,t.... tt. tt,... ., 49,
"a calico il' 0.hf'' "il'n' below Ntld-
wen owned hv The Idaho Irrigation a
r,tgsigsfIYr r5frrauv la which ev
.........,. T.t,o,,.. - non O.. t,,,....,
''''. '" '"'' '
HI TOT time ihf canal was ~ ihn
haud. of "a crowd ~ Ir1tu farmers. who
..rs.irr,d their rfrbta vrrs bsinr In
,....., ,... .t., III,
"'h "pl.' .' N'..
stored until the United states court was
appealed 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

Washington. ID. G.. July s.
The Hawaiian commissioners who
are To constitute the government OF
those islands win not be- appointed UNI
an after tho adjournment of Congress.
The i.feulug N me announcement b.
due to The pressure Of other duties ON
the President. As recess appolntces.
th,y can proceed lmedlately % the exc
Cutlon of tho governmental functions.
though open GO confirmation when Con-
gross recuuvvnes, The appointment OF
the mDmher1 OF both the International
Canadian commission 10 settle m dis
putcH between canada and the United
stRt.sl md the u0n-partl7lu Industrial
commission 90 investigate m entire sub
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

Every home can have lncandeacent
Gas Lights by adopting the Dc Vail
uyttpm. our 100 candle power light
costs less than one ordinary lnrandcn.
cent electric light ~ 10 candle power
and less than common Oh lamps
street lighting Ia cities, towns and VII
lagos "a specially,
Agents wanted 20 handle our lamps
ana fixtures in every town in Utah.
Colorado and Montana. Address Aina
8 no Vail Inc. Gas LlEhl Co. go 80.
Main 81, Salt Lake cts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

DR. Chas. T.. leon ~ Pays,n, who has
taken course " study In an eclectic
institute IN tho HaH, has NOW passed
tho board ~ medical examination ln
Utah and lH rgndy 10 practice In hi.
prufrHHluu tt l'tyHln lie 81 highly
recommended by the professors OF the
Institute he has frrqurutrd. and hls
many friends hope that success may
attend HIN IN hlH chosen prof asslon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

Mary p. Hcll flod suit FOR divorce
M M" Third district court today niicF-
inT that the marriage took place In this
city un the goth OF March 1898. and that
COR more than a year past defendant
has failed Co contribute anything tu.
wards her support.
Mrs. Zen prnyH for an absolute de-
cree ana the custody ~ "a thrco-ycar-
old boy. The defendant n located az
Deer Lodge, Mont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

Now YORK, July s.--Appllcntion has
boon made 90 the supervisor of the port
for "a modification OF the rules In re-
gard % entering and leaving the hnr-
bur The destruction OF Crrvpln's
ue.t rcm0Yaa the danger OF an attack
upon the coast. and shipping marrhants
think that the mines should now be
removed on az least that vessels be
. .rmttnd 10 pass until midnight
Ia all PROBABILITY the application Will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

The "SoWH' ~ IN receipt N the fol-
lowing notice from Ncphl correspond
tnti
Noyt Monday the nrat day ~ the
REGULAR July tenn ~ the district court
t SUphl. being legal holiday all
matters set fur hearing nt that date
have. by order ~ Judge Higrlns. been
postponed until tho following Tues
day the 18th Inst, Ht which time q
settling NJ cases Tor trial will also be-
mode Thrrr will bo NO rorrlun OF
court Monday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

An Information has been filed In the
Third district court AGAINST & g. Mar
tim ana W Sulsar charming thtm with
grand larceny Tho defendants arr the
men nllrEri 90 have stolen thirteen head
uf cattle, valued at $3.50 belonging 10
Mcdonald Bros. M Hehrr city.
The defendants were DgrBiguod before
judge Nnrrn'l this morning, and each
pleaded guilty tu tho charge. They
VIII be- sentenced Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08
Lagoon saturday and sunday.
Grand Balloon Ascension
and
Jump from the Clouds.


For the benefit " the visitors ne we'll
M the local mining public. the Rio
Oraudc Western Hallway announces
three cheap cNcurHinnH 60 our great
mining districts. The FIRST II 10 ning-
ham. on saturday az $500 am. Fare
Tor the round trip 400. The Highland
Boy and other mines will receive
visitors. on Sunday YOU have your
choice between the Tintlr district
Eureka. Mammoth and silver city
and Park city, Round trip on either
excursions. $500. Park city imin leaves
at 500 am. and Tintlc at g.ii am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

What among human ilia are more nns
noylng than pilca7 The addiction that
prevents active exercise are had
enough but one that makes oven roat
miserable IN worse. Women are among
itH greatest martyrs. TAiiLER'S
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT VIII
cure the most obstinate cases Price.
20 cts IN bottle. tubes Zoe. Sold By q.
e. 81. 1. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08
riaiutir Non.sa iied.

Iudre Cherry. late Yesterday after
noon, grnnted the defendant non.sult.
ln the ease OF Arthur 49, Parsons. ~
crly,r NJ the Driver Mercantile c1m-
puny W W. ~. Remington. The court
In good f4iih aud TINT he could NOT
he held personally liable Tor tho money
ulld out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

Imperfect dlFcatlon and assimilation
produce diaurderod conditions ~ the
system. which grow ana are confirmed
by neglect. liigitBiNE gives tone 20
tho stomach, ana causes good digciti0n.
Price % cts. Sold by u. q, ~ /, Drug
Don't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08
ron rnr OMAHA EXPOSITION.


The Rio Grnndc Western Railway an
nounceH daily rate Of itS00 from Salt
Lake city 90 Omaha and return during
the Trans Mississippi Expedition. The
very best train service and accommodh.
tinus Ticket Oitico, pooly Block 100
W. Second South post once cOfncr).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08
IMrnoNrMnNr N nrsINrss.
oniy Seven Receivers Appointed for Rail-
WAYS tho Fast ii.lf Year,

oniy seven Receivers Appointed for Rail-
WAYS tho l'ast Ii.lf Year
Chicago, Ju'g N-Tho Railway Are
tomorrow win say;
During tho pust hair year receivers
have been appointed FOR only s,vcn
railway companies. with an aggregate
ui Ati9 mller. and a combined oapitul
and bonded debt NJ s2j 10000 This
statements compared with twrlty-sevcn
rcoeiyorshlps, nm aggregate uf i.sS2
uiluB and total capital 0Hd bonded
dtht OF S3n,S0o.uo0 IN the nrst half OF
1903
Dads under forercloruro being the
clt1llug b.. a, 500 Nrrrhgge ~ 1893,
reach 60 t1tnl of sllO.O1N0Il. Nineteen
pfnp'rugf. with mileage ~ 2.3,i.
have been sofa under foreclosure pro-
ceodlnrH. The sales during the past
six months have been The largest OF
amy llkc period in tive years. with two
exceptions Nd-9i-whgn tho totals
were s2i'oigooO uni y277.5iG.0OO re-
splrtiytly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

London, July h.-spuulHh louie ......
up today on the rumur that Madrid ia
negotiating with Washington TOR peace.
but the officials % the lrIrFh forelVn
office say there are no indications that
peaco ~ being negotiated, Spanish fours
opened az alh
Yesterday closing price was 20.
paris, July h.-Splnifh TOURS opened
~ $500. Yesterdays closing price waa
8ggTnL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08
SOLD LIQUOR ON SUNDAY
Two Saloon Keepers on Trial for Violation d
CITY Ordinance,
GEORGE A. DAHlSrtAO FOUND GUILTY


Judge Norrcll ana n jury Of twelve
have boon engaged today trying Tho
uts iu the case " Salt Lake city
g8.uat George a. Dahlatead. former
U.s. proprietor ~ a saloon adjoining the
Clln House. Tho dofqpdaut was ar
rested On Sunday. December 10. 1895.
uy officer NJ Gillespie. charged with
violation Of the city ordinance. per-
tanning to the sale of liquor ON the
Sabbath day. lie was given a hearing
before city Justice of tho Peace Grant
". Smith. odludgcd guilty and nncd
500 and costs, From this Judgment
pahlstcad appealed The city was
roprcaentod by Assistant city Attorney
g. %. stewart. ana the defendant by
Attorney J. r. smith
AE the alleged unDnao occurred dur
lng territorial days Judge Noffoli. be-
accordance with hia ruling In tho Rock
rnHg yesterday. ordered that u jury "
twelve bo empnnelod 10 try the case.
This case will undoubtedly prove "a
Icai caHe for the supreme Court 10 pass
lpuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

What people are saying about Hoods
snrsnplrlilh7 ~ IL curing the worst
clsgh rcuiuln, dyspepsia, rheumatism
lions, sores, hollH and plmplra. u IL
giving strength 10 weak aud tired wo-
men. why should you hesitate ~ take
70 WHOM Il ~ doing ao much Tor utherA?
HOODS PILLS are the best family
eaihartic and liver tonic. Gentle. re-.
liable, sure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

he granted. at least 10 pan. me *
cursirn boats running Co Conoy islniip'
RssknWay and Long Branch' WIZ p,so-
ably Doe permitted o. hl'"- i'''
within O. few days
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MINOR MENUON.

san Francisco Chronicle. Iogcnh II.
Walker banker of Salt Lake Clty.aud
hls three SONS, reached here last night
and are nt the Occidental They spend
part OF each year iu California.
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Portland. orc, July 6.-Tho National
Council of Cnugrtraii1unllHts this
morning took up routine matters. n
was ordered that tht committees ON
union with other denominations aud
q 0ulmlnntlOuil committee Doe united
ana continued with tho namG OF Dr..
a. n. bradford OF Now Jersey added
AflNr devotional service, the delegates
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sull nn . I.ron,l..or, 90.

clara tarron ~ auln Lewis T..
KolHgy aud james X. Gillespie In the
Third district court 90 recover gGig on
% prumiFHury motto. secured hy motto
and mortgage ~ Agnes storr Vcddcr
Tor 500. assigned by defendants 20
ulnlntIu
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