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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-28
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Notice r. hereby given by James
Pouliun,nH trustee undrra certain decd
0f trust wherein Jane Livingston
WinHncsH ~ first party. said trustee u
second party. and James g. p0uitln ia
third party and Beneficiary which said
Trua, Decd ~ dated April 10. 1895. and
u recorded in the county records OF
Salt Lake County on said date In nook
- IT. of Mortgages, a page IA refer
once % which decd d. hereby made,
ana the same IL hereby made a part
hereof 49, follows
whereas. by said Trust Decd the
sold nfzi party conveyed ihe property
hereinafter described 90 said second
party ln trust 90 secure the payment
N two certain pnpmlHHnry notes men.
toned IN said Trust Deed. with inter-
90, one note Tor $4,000 and one Tor
ii,ii9oo. ~ even date with atld Trust
Decd, Hlld Seventeen Hundred ana
nffy dollar note being payable on Inc
iGth day N Aprli. 1897. and
Whereas, said Trust Decd provided
that In case said FIRST party should fan
or refuse 60 pay said debts or either NJ
them 1r the Interest thereon whom tho
same became due then 10 Inc re1uSst
of ihr Iegll holder M Hlll note or notes.
The rlIl senord party should proceed 10
HUI tho said property lu Hill iHrl and
hereinafter dHHnflhed.nF any part thero.
o. no the time and place and in the
manner provided in said deed. and out
1f che proceeds ~ said sale nrrt pay tho
costs and expenses ~ executing said
a. O. Including compensation On said
trustee Cor h.H H0rNlpHn and attorneys
fr"H. 11 provided therein. aud nftnr-
llr Doe amount or amounts due on
Hl.i motto ur notes. and
WhHrlH aid note ~ $4,000 has been
nod. but Tho Seventeen hundred aud
nfN dollar ruiU has not been Paid. OF
ans mart thereof and there D. ovrr
SiUl ul iutprUHt due thereon. ana said
PRINCIPAL Iud Interest IN now due and
PAYABLE. lnd said nrnt party hnH failed.
uog'rc,,d, pnd refused to pay the same
and
whereas Gaia third party Il tho legal
Owner and huldrr ~ said note III
~ o. with interest thereon. aud has
requested and demanded that I. said
trustee, Hrll rlli property IN accordance
with tho provisions n raid drCdi
Now Therefore, ON account OF
rnId q faults and Hlid d'manls made
hv FpH third marty, md under ana
hy virtue II thH authority lu mo
vested by said Trust Decd and In
accordance Herewith. I viii soil. ON
Saturday the 18Th day OF August. i19S
nt the hour uf g. o'clock N. on anid
date. ut public Nrndue 60 the hirhsst
bidder f1r cash. ne the west front door
0f tho County Court House OF Salt
Lllo County, iu salt Lake city. Utah.
the ptuuD liy hereinafter described. and
900 Tho right, title. benefit and equity
uf redemption of nlld Jane Liylngston
WHfurHf her heirs nnd assigns. N. In.
lui 90 said property. Tor the purpar.s
.flrrHali, The property 10 be- SOLD
lH dgErrihod un follows. to-wit.i
Commencing nt Che northwest cornar
of lot llN1 90, Block Thirty 900. Ia
"lnt "i" Salt Lake Survey. In
SAT- Lake city and County. gtute ~
tth, runuiuE thence east eight pl
rode. thgnoU rHuih rix 90 rods: thencs
west Disht go rods. thence north rlx ,D
rods 10 the place % beginning.
JAMES POuLTON.
YOUNG q MOVIE.
Attorneys Tor Trustee.
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fJr hayiug. Timothy IL bUng cut Lu-
cnru az wen ls ilmlihy has mad. q
good average crop. The etrliaH. s1w ]
wheat has mU uH d rip nug.
ST. Georre Thrashing m small grim
progressing. Melons. early grapes.
peaches, plums ana tomatoes getting
into general USE.
pintJ--Every thing that 4s not lrif-
raiti 81 very Dry Crops OF all kinds
advancing very fast Hay harvest
about completed
Ncw Harm lly--The past week has
been very pleasant Crops In good C1n-
dillon. Harvcstlu4 c1Wmnuc
}. ~ SMITH
Section Director. SALT Lake Clty Utah.
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Principal place ~ business az Salt
Lake city. Utah.

NNtiNF hnlu MlNlUN company
Principal place ~ business az Salt
Lake city Utah.
Notice n hereby given that NJ a
meeting Of the directors, held on June
.. 1905 an assessment ~ one O) mill
per share was levied on tho capital
ftock or the corporation. issued and
outstanding. PAYABLE on July No. isgs.
to A. W. Raybould. treasurer Of the
company. Ht the Office of tho cnmpnns.
No. 40 south Main street. upstairs.
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock upon which this nsarar.
ment may remain unpaid on July o.,
will be delinquent on July 10. ana nd.
vcrtifcd for sale NJ public auction. aud
unless payment r. made before. win be-
sold on August 9Th 60 pay the delin-
qucnt assessment. together with cost Of
advertising and expenses ~ sale.
A. W. RAYHOrLD. Secretary.
ONCE NJ 100 so. Main 81. salt LAX,
city. Utah.
ny order of tho board ~ directors
the date of delinquent stock ~ extend.
Cd TO August 9TH. 1885. and sale OF
stock tn August 20th. 1855.
4. W RAYROuLD. Secretary.
Dated July 10. 1895.
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Notice of special meeting 0i the
stockholders N the Antler Gold
Mining CO.

Notice Is hereby given that there VIII
be special meeting OF thc stock
holders ~ the Antinr Gold MINING CO..
held on Thursday. August 18Th i'ls. 20
O'Clock 3. M. ne the Ollie. vi in-
city Utah, Tor tho purr1ea of reducing
the par value Of the stock Of 11id core
p0ratIon, 90 amend and chanr ruel.
nf the articles OF luc0rrI ration ~
raid company. So that the a'd ari'r'.'.
when amended. shall w. "th. amount
Of the capital stock uf this corporation
shall be $4,000. divided into 100000
shares uf The par waite M i.1 cont.
fiOci each. In place of in1Nm rllr.s ~
che rHr value OF ge 10 tN1 dollars,
and 90 transact such other H1 moss 1s
may properly come before d meet-
ing. JACOB All
President
4. W. RAYBorLp. Sec'y
Dated fBiv u.s. isqN
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NOTICE

The annual meeting Of the ntookhold.
ore N the West Mountain Gold and
Copper company. Tor the election NJ
directors and Tor the transaction ~
such other business nos may come be-
fore o. will be- held az the Office N the
company. In the Atlas block room 80.
Salt Lake city. Utah. on the third
Wednesday In August august t5tm.
1905. ~ " o'clock noon Dated Salt
Lake city. Utah, July 18th. 1895
W. T., IERMAtNE. Secretary.
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nrILpINa rnNfnAcrnns.

BIDS wanted To- brick nrc- proof
building at Park CITY. Plans may be-
seen al the office OF Fred a. Hale. ar
Ch.tcct no Commercial Block. salt
Lake city
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PARK
CITY.
SILVER KING MINING COMPANY.
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buckeye Mining Company. Situation OF
PRINCIPAL place OF business. No.
COS Mccormick Block, Salt
Lake city. Utah
Notice ~ hereby given that NJ
meeting Of the Board NJ Directors OF
The Buckeye Mining Co, hold at SAT-
Lake city Utah. June 90. 1895. AN nj.
7csHmont OF three fourthH 90 on one
@ per cent per share was levied on
The capital sock Of the corporation
payable nt once 20 BrInnt \. Young
secretary, 10 tOS Mccormick block
Salt Lake city, Utah. and any stock
upon whId the assessment shall re-
m ain unpaid 1n the 26th day af July
I OF, VIII be- delinquent and advertised
for Hale al public auction. and n
payment lH not made before viii be-
sold on tho 10th day OF August. isss
az The hour OF 2 p. M. az the ONCE OF
The company. No, i0S Mccormick
block salt Lake city, Utah, 10 pny
assessment and costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale
BRIANr s. YOUNG,
Secretary.
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DIL,NorrNr NorieE


Nlo Huok0y0 Mining q.
Location ~ Principal Place Of La
ness. Salt Lake CIiy. u;ah.
Location u Mrs and WORKS. Tiutt
Mining District Iuab County uah.
NOTICE-Thcre are delinquent upo
the following described stock un ha.
count " assessment number O. lHy
on the 2lrd day of June, lsls % ~.
rral amounts set opposite thH Mans
u the respective Shareholders ad a.
luwHt
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And In accordance with law Ahi \.
der n the board Of directors nAl 40,
M glrd day OF June, lN', /,
sh1rsH u each parcel " auen ''. A,
may be- necessary will b. bog 49,.
secret lry'a once, al No. ANs a
nick block, salt Lake Guy,
Thursday August ION, ..,t a,
o'clock D. M. 20 pay the dtilnl "a. ~.
- ,Iyertlsinr ana expeuH 1f ste
BRGANT s, iouNg.',,v
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NOTICE 10 cnrp,tor-

Estate Of Mary Elizabeth T.
deceased. i'lag
~ tutors viii present claim. -
vouchers 90 the undars.er.r va
i.lNc Guy, Utah, on HI b.r.a. sf
Jay OF May a. ~. ig.i 'l ie
.5,.,.,.. bRluHAN YORK;,
Elizabeth o. Young dsl... 'i Mar
pltn ~ FIRST publication f.t.
a. D.. tsqs " July iA
Young and Noyie.
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Estate Of NOVEL; Hodrmap d..
Creditors Will present i.-..''tfal
vouchers 90 the undorsirr.5 Ft
office Boz Salt Lake Ciy. w.. az Dc
before the 10Th day of Nav a. On @
4. H.. isgs 'Ay fh
- SAMUEL ~. wEsrEnrlrrr
Executor OF the ostat, 0f 49,.
man. deceased. ".H Hels.
-. N. WENgER.
Attorney for Executor
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tlcle viii be- very fully Illustrated With
portraits 0f H0vorelgna and command
er1 ana plcturos 1f maneuvres and re-
v' W..
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TO MRS. P[yKHAM
From Mrs. waltor p. Budd. OF Pat
ohoguo, Now York.

Mrs. Bunp. Ia the following letter,
tells familiar story Of weakness and
suffering, and thanks Mrs. Pinlsham
for complete relief
"DEAR Mus. PiSKHANs-I think Il ia
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CITY SGaYrnger No. ).

ctosrTs ASH Cr sr0Ofs CLEANER
sud ali kinds ofscuveuger work done prompt
~. thoroughly aud % frlr prlccA Aldre1ti
al sfenens0ria avenue Orders takon At ~
West South Tetnulg atfsaA
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LITERARY NOTES.

or more than nfty pictures In the
current Issue OF 0ulIlIrf'H Weekly. thlr-
ty-nyr ate from photographs ashore
aud anout near santiago. 1hc funtls-
piece shows a portion 90 tho hattlrHhlp
Texas after tnT explosion ~ a spanish
she'll that came huuari. slime other
pictures arc ~ scenes anu incidents NJ
The pursuit aud destruction NJ .rrvrra'n
nrct. one 81 them estimating that war.
fInrH HUH quite uH utimUntul Ha peace
nl folk Do ~ the oregon, while hrr baud
played funeral match over HinkluE
RpInlih cfuIH0r The nght uI % CHr'
srfar uUut ia described hy 10 naval uf-
np.f who took part ln it. and there
ate other contributions from tho ilrrt
-Four pages urr nutd with photographic
takun on rho route from liluu.u to
Santiago pictures showing thIt much
work uf many kinds had Goo uH dome
before nEhuuE could begin 1il along
$500 limo. and HnuWluE tHH, Whl IWWus
nltIun and food HHm. times reached the
| front lrrggulHrly uud 200 small pulu.
titles ThHrU Or 600 Illustrated pIEy
900 uur now territorial acquisition lit-
NhlIHh portrait uf tnr u"N russian
Ambassador 90 tho United StAtHH. q
/ full.pl picture uf thl sinking uf tho
.fEHEu.. 900 Illustrated article 800 thr
/ Norwegian exposition ut bUfEyu, aud
! other interesting features
The complete novel Zoo the August iH-
sup uf iipp'rtuits The Last Rebel is
| Dos Insuh a AlishriHr The sceur BE- a
lonesome post lu thr southern Allgghln-
IHH hold Cor thr DuuitdHuCy by a
rhlyllIuuH muuuiuauIHr after tho uu-
uI.HHIufUrHH uf ihtl-ta had ended, The
action deals with thU experience ot a
uuriNHruHr Who uutdNIHrdly wandered
unto those paris and found himself a
"a
.Ih.l respectively hN Alice Miriam
l,uurly AMI Elizabeth D. Title, were
r'fIH nf extremely diverse situation ana
fortune. one 90 them iva iu Colorado,
fhr other ln 70 Wild part OFF unHNlNuuII.
Edwin \. Pnttund John Ford Harbour
ulIrltp, in the characters ut hero and
heroine. thu nmatuty exploit ut \ iur-
tuur. hunter The prospects NJ The
United states nH q colonial Power are
considered by Fred, Perry Pow fH lio
thinks that this Dr. our manifest l"HtIuy
and that hy r.fofmins QUO politics and
puttlnr only nt men lu uih,g Wr can
discharge our now duties uruil'ah'y,
Two articles appropriate Goo thH seuaun
pre Death lu thr Woods luu 90 liH by
calvin Din WILSON Hui summer Log
cling by Milan Hendricks a hlt "
Ola frontier STORY H given hy Elizabeth
WurmelN iNumHT under ih" tltIH M
ohio Hundred Years Agu. The poetry
uf the number b. UN Cola a. Hayward
Julia f,huNur Helen cray Como. Car.
rir blake Morgan. Grace Shuup, ana
GRACE b. rennlpa.h'r
The Midland Cor August viii contain
q sketch ut thH FIriy.urst Iowa lt
Camp Merritt With pictures 1i officers
and mHu hN mUIUl.H Those u"HIr-
lug rXlu copies should place ORDERS
with local nos ll.u.
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ed me terribly. | could not sleep for
the pain. Plasters would help for n
while. but soon rs taken on. the pain
would be Just rs bad as ever. Doctors
prescribed medicine, but Il gave mc no
relief
Now ! feel No well aud strong.
have no more headaches, aud no
pain In side, and II Is all owing 10
your Compound. ! cannot praise II
enough. II H. a wonderful medicine.
| recommend 1t to every woman 1
know"
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PROBATE AND ouAnp,,1--
NoriuL no cnrnlror.

Consult County CLERK or top.
s'gners for Further iuiofms,.,.,,'' i
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ASSESSMENT No. g
nonneyIll. MLnln. cnn---.

bonneville Mining Company
Location and principal place ~ t-r.
ness. Salt Lake city. Utah
Location Of mine. Lakeside Di.,,.,
Toool9 County
Notice o. hereby given that bttr..,
lnF ~ The Board of Director. Ia n.
bonneville Mining C1mpany. t.8-,
th' 18th day NJ June. isss. M. ..5-....
30. z, of onc.hhlf cont urr ahffs L.,
levied ON the capital stock of H. s..'
lnfaunn, payable juno gNfh. fUi L
i,ne secretary ut hiH office. So. iS Ma
Maln ~, salt Lake city. Utah
Any stock on which this 1H.. lsi-..,
remains unpaid on tho 10Th dly ~.
gust, ls's. VIII De- delinquent ma ri
h' advertised Tor sale nt public mas.
qua unless payment On mad. 600 ff. -
Jay M August, isss. said rtHrt LII 4,
sold 20 pay suid delinquent aHa. rfr..t
together with cost Of advertising Ia
expense or sale.
by order Of the Board NJ Direction
JOHN WELLS. secrtiafy.
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CHURCH BLANKS.
Printed aud For sale a.
TEE DESERET NEWS OFFICE.
SALT Lane CITY.

n 100, Toe
Books, ti,uO,
Y; l. 81. /. A. Roll and Record Books,
tl.aO.
Ward Record., o., 1900, 2 a., (acs
sqr, sl2vO.
High Priests' Records made 70 oriur.
ss'sHtlss' Record. nAdo 70 aEdsn
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Location OF mine. Lakeside u't,.,
Toooi1 County.
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Location and principal place ~ t-r.
ness. Salt Lake Clty. Utah
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-01
LIGHT AND SHADE.N
What Several Women Who Saw Dark Shadows
Have to Say.
ain every shadow she saw a ghost"

a
rope
machinery
a
s o e lon? Let thesew omen answer:
N
advice stopped strength returned and
Margaret Hammond March 49, 1898:
efort and
Warmers
tina
be
So Hattie Tarko Mo- May $685.
oil Of
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-01
MEETING WITH
MUCH OPPOSITION
Houston and Gibson Against AbOliShin6
Commissioners Court.
THE FIGHT WILL BE WARM
Bill Was Not Reported Yesterday as
Was Scheduled.
POLICE COMMISSION MEASURE
Cunningham's Bill Passed the Senate
Without Dissenting Vote, But
Will Die in House-Amend-
ment to Constitution.
POLICE COMMISSION MEASURE

Montgomery, November 30.-(Special)-
The proposed board of revenue for Jefferson
county has been the all-absorbing topic
among the delegation from that county to-
day. There are also a number of leading
Birmingham citizens here, who are taking
a decided interest in the matter.
The bill to abolish the board of county
commissioners and establish the board of
revenue was not introduced today An eff
fort is being made to get the representa-
tives together on the bill, but the effort is
not accomplishing the desired end. The
two members who are opposing the meas
ure are Messrs. Houston and Gibson. If
this local opposition continues the bill will
be one of the most holly contested meas
ures to come before this assembly.
t IS sSnoreS ~. s Sc: the big sorpoS=
atiohs of the county are taking hand in
the fight, and that they have been attempt
ing to read the riot act to some of the
members. KERSH.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-01
SENATE

The senate met at 1880 and was opened
with prayer by Rev. DIR. George B. Eager,
of this city.
Senator Meador asked unanimous con-
sent of the senate to take up for considera-
ton house bill 81 which was done. This
bill called forth expressions from all sides
of the senate.
The proposed bill reduces the bond of. the
state treasurer from the sum of $250, 00O0 to
100000, and provides that same may be
made in two or more guarantee companies,
the state to pay said companies for this
bond.
Senator Case offered an amendment,
which was withdrawn.
Senator Pulley moved to table the bill,
which, when put to a vote, was lost.
Senator Brown offered amendment
that no guarantee companies be accepted
on such band except such companies as
shall have deposited with the state treasury
securities as are now required by law to
the amount of $4,000 to secure the bond.
After much discussion the amendment
was adopted.
Senator Boykin offered an amendment
that this bill not only includes the treasurer
but all state officers. This amendment was
lost after much discussion. The bill was at
last put to a vote and passed, the ayes and
noes being as follows: Ayes-The president,
Messrs. Abercro.nbie, Buchanan, Case,
Deans, of Shelby; Grant, Hall, Horton,
Jelks. Lee Lyons, Matthews, Mccain,
Meador, Moody, Moore, Nunnelee, Pulley.
Rather, Sowell of Walker; Sowell of Lime
stone; Stevens, Thomson, Thompson,
Wiley and Windham. ha
Noes-Boykin, Brown, Deans, of Coving-
ion and ao4Se:->>-.- -,---->-
A number of house bills were received
and afterwards referred to the appropriate
committees.
Senator Stevens asked unanimous consent
of the senate to take up house bill No. 81,
which was done and on third reading
the bill was passed.
At its afternoon session the senate passed
the following biIls
III. $50 authorize the Most Worshipful
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
of the state of Alabama to issue bonds for
an amount not exceeding fifteen thousand
dollars and to mortgage its property to Sc
cure the same.
s. 43-To amend sections 1920, 1921 and 1922
of the code of 1896.
S. 15S-To prohibit the sale, giving away,
or otherwise disposing of any spirituous,
vinous or malt liquors, or any Intoxicating
drinks, bitters or beverages, in the rooms,
house or buildings of any club, social.
business or other. kind, incorporated Under
the laws of Alabama, without first obtain
ing a regular retail liquor dealers license
therefor, as required under the laws of
Alabama.
H. 96-To authorize the mayor and alder
men of the city of Huntsville to Use AMI
expend the uneApended balance of the pro-
ceeds of the sale of bonds issued under the
authority conferred by the act OF the gen.
eral assembly of Alabama, approved Feb
ruary 8, 1897.
II. 29-To make the fees of bonded con-
stables IN the counties of Laudcrda,e Col
bert Chiffon and Tuscaloosa the same as
sheriffs' fees when they pei form the same
or similar services.
S. 121. To amend an act entitled an act
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-01
BRANDoN's BILL
One of the Most Important Measures to
gs- be Considered.

Montgomery, November 30.-(Special)-
Representative Brandon today introduced
in the house one of the most important
measures that will be considered by the
present assembly. This is espec ally the case
should a bill providing for constitutional
convention fail to pass at this session.
The bill seeks to make poll tax receipt
a necessary qualification to become an
elector in Alabama. This idea is a very
popular one in the state, and the bill is
especially so, providing as it does that all
money collected from poll tax is to be de-
voted to the support of public schools. Mr.
Brandon Is an earnest advocate of a bet
ter public school system for the state, and
this last bill is necessarily in the shape of
a constitutional amendment.
Mr.. Brandon when asked his views in
support OF his BILL replied
II think the bill will Increase the reye-
nues from poll tax to be applied to school
purposes at least 80 per cent. A great
many people who have the poll tax as
sessed against them do not pay it, and, in
my opinion, if they are required to show
the tax receipt at the polls it will cause
many escapes to pay the same. This will
go into the treasures of the various coun-
ties for school purposes. Certainly we must
do all we can for the schools, and every
| person should bear the burden equally
| If the people of the state are as DESTROYS
| of increasing the funds without increasing
| the tax rate this bill will give them the op-
| portunity. OF course, this bill leaves it TO
a vote of the people, as it is an amendment
| to the constitution. l have not as yet can
| vassed the question in the house, but I
| shall go on record for every measure look
| ing to the education of our people,"
The following additional bill was also In.
| troduced by Mr.. Brandon:
Be it enacted by the general assembly OF
| Alabama, That section 1910 of the code be
amended SO as to read as follows:
| 1910 (i59 Poll Tax.-There shall be col
lected from every male inhabitant of this
| state, over the age of twenty-one yeai 5,
| not exempt by law, the sum of one dollar
| and fifty cents as poll tax, which shall be
| applied exclusively in aid of the public
| school fund in the county in which it is
| levied and collected. KERSH.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-01
VIRGINIA MOB
Wanted to Lynch Two Negroes at Par
kersburg.

Parkersburg w. Va, November 3O.-Late
tonight circular was received on the
streets reading: ARMED and masked men
wanted at IL tonight at south end of
bridge"
Before IL o'clock 400 men had collected
there, mostly masked. At midnight they
marched across to the jail, where over a
thousand had collected. Sheriff Wade had
a large guard around with Winchesters. He
told the crowd to dispense, or he would do
his sworn duty. 1t is supposed they want
ed to lynch two negroes, Wade Grant and
George Malat, both accused of assaulting
women. A few shots were fired. but no
one was hurt. Later the crowd dispersed
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-01
Continued on Third Page.
GROWING IN ATrRAorIyENEss

From the SeII1d JOufHdI.
The Age-Herald is constantly growing in
attractiveness. Its news service is first
class and it's editorial columns are models
of good style and clear-cut ideas. A re-
cent addition to it's attractions is the pub
LEGATION of excellent and well executed like
nesses of members of the legislature. We
note in it's last issue good picture of Hor-
ace Hood, of the Montgomery Journal, and
one of the representatives of Montgomery
county. The picture gives Horace the dig
nitied expression that well becomes a solon.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-01
Makes PEOPLE Well.

The one true specific for diseases arising
from debilitated nervous system is Paine's
celery compound, SO generally prescribed
by physicians. 1t is probably the most re-
markable remedy that the scientific research
of this country has produced. Prof. Edward
E. Phelps, NJ. D.. L. L. d., of Dartmouth
college first prescribed what is now known
the world over as Paine's celery compound.
a positive cure for dyspepsia, bilousness.
liver complaint, neuralgia, rheumatism, all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles
Paine's celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything else has
failed.