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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17
ST. GEORGE.
Citissns Convene In Mass Meeting aud Dis
cussa Reservoir Proposition.
Special Cofreanondoncn.


81. George. Utah, Nov. IA mass
meeting u the citizens of 80. George
was held last night. called by the
mayor and city council. Tor the pur.
pose ~ discussing the prupriety ~
making 10 reservoir. 10 hold Cottonwood
water. north of the city, ut what ~
called the Black Knobs. quite a. heated
discussion was had uH 20 the previous
cost Of the old and now canals. ~ they
now stand $4,000. The old canal cost
ing upwards ~ 1900, being entirely
abandoned. Councilman !. r. Wood
bury being nbaont city Recorder y. =.
Daggcrt. with the assistance OF Coun-
Gilman brigham Jarvis. gave u rough
estimate " the probable cost of the
reservoir. 5000 Speeches were made
by Mayor Brown. Councilman e. 4.
Foster. Hon. ThuH. Judd and others.
The sense OF the meeting was To con-
tract mo- more cash debt as they were
NOW quite heavily taxed, whilc build.
ing a large school building. also ne the
city atili owes ii.1OO Il was voted to
have "a thorough survey made OF the
reservoir site and report two weeks
from Saturday night Nov, ~. aa 10 ac-
tum cost Of building, pipe, etc.
Geo. Crawford. one OF the houorCd
citizens of Washington. was last week
struck with paralysis. and he IL en-
tirely helpless.
The roads Of the county are very dry
and cut uu.
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UNION PACIFIC R;Y.

hit. Anmyrs
'''' ''oa o.. i'Oop. IN. and i,an IN
hon.. LAWS
|'aamaiui D. IN and s,@nm.
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OUR OWN STATE.

and commenced hiring nj him ana owl.
Identity thinking hu had fred an the
loads. threw ~ down The Indian
picked u up and finding Il had one load
IN H. hred az Olsen. but struck the
Mexican instead. badly shnttoriur his
arm. olaen then picked W the pole
again ana feilu1 the Indian by blow
On the head. Hncinr him lying there
unconscious and bleeding they upprrcd
him dend and Immediately ien FOR Turi
buchcanc. hftv miles distant. where
they reported the Indian Killed. Olsen
was placed IN the guard house and
The Mexican IN the hospital. No
blame gccma 10 attach tn tho Mexican
as he was trying TO stop the trouble but
Olsen IN severely cnnaurod for his mart
In the adalr The life OF every hcr,ior
ON tho reservation wua placed In lco-
pnrdy for the Indians commenced n1ck-
INK 60 The scene nt once armed 60 the
teeth and if Mountain Sheep had been
dead, nG reported every sheep hcrdor
on the reservation would have been
Killed before anyone could have inter-
fcrcd. Tho above facts were gathered
by Sheriff precco who went 10 the scene
IN company with Mr READER Mr. car
ter aud otheu nnl interviewed Noun
tam Sheen and other Indians through
The Interpreter
Olsen VIII be- handled by the federal
authorities for bio part in the affair
INTERESTING COURT PROCEED
iNUs.
Judge Booth and pastv arrived here
sunday and opened court ou MondiN
The nrrt dag was occupied with pre-.
liminnrlca setting ~ tho criminal ana
clyil cases hearing probate matters.
etc.
The criminal cases against James Afc-
ltcp, now IN the pHnitCntinry leo Comp
and joseph Workman wgru passed Tor
the torn no. were also largo number %
ciyil cases which have dragged their
terms.
Yesterday there were three divorce
cases ~. kinucmnu Va Kinnemnn
dismissed nt plaintiffs cost! Emily At
wood W. Chna. Atwood. now serving re-
term IN the pcnitenunry Tor Grand lar.
reny. was GRANTED decree ~ divorce
with costs. na was also Oluvu Atwood
w John Atwood. dcscrtlun and failure
20 provide.
The latter upon receiving her decree
repaired Immediately 10 the county
clerk with Alma Rasmussen aud took
out marriage license ana was forth
with launched again ON tho matfl-
mnninl fnn hN Justice Ward D. Pack
one or the gentlemen present was UNI
Kind enough Go remnfk This o. the
ilrst time I have ever seen an appeal
taken from tho district court 10 the
Justice M the peace"
The case OF Ncrna; city W. Harry
Ynrncll for violation M city ordinances.
an appeal. was dismissed. the complaint
being fatally defective.
The cases around which most Of the
Interest centers nrc the shooting eases
nj the Dyer mine. knotn na the state
10 NJ. g. Thomas and the State W
Nathan Hunting. These were set Tor
trial Tor Thursday ana the iurymcn
notified 10 Dee In attendance at that
time ready Tor business
~. NJ Cushing. ~ the Denver and Rio
Gtundc, came into town yesterday IN
the interests OF his road
J. r. Mcconnell 81 again In our midst
ana nH h. says. 20 stay
II " reported on good authority that
the Dyer Smeltcr VIII be ready 10 start
VI In fcw days
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Six terrible failures OF six different
doctors nearly sent VIM. H. Mullen of
LoCkland. o.. to an early grave All
SAID he had fatal lung trouble and
that he must soon die. hut he was
urged TO ny Or, Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption. After taking ave
bottles he was entirely cured. 10 IL po-
sluvcly guaranteed 10 cure all Diseases
OF Throat. chest and Lungs. Including
Coughs, Colds. Ia Grippe. Pneumonia.
bronchitis, Asthma. Hay Fever Group.
bottles free az y G. ~ I. Drug Dept.
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oRANGEVILLE.
Relief society Entsrprife Academy
Wen Attended Othcr NswG

Special Correspondence,
Omngovilc Emory county. Nov. Ia
urluHntillr was seventeen years old
un tho 18Th day NJ August last when
u was FIRST organized. 10 had but about
thirty flmIlle. now DO has four Times
thirty families and 10 has the Same
man Tor Bishop thAt 70 began with. who
ia the oldest bishop ln thH Ntnkc-JuH-
por ltuhrrtfon- and ho Dr. heartily Hup-
ported by tho people.
The Relief Society have recently nn-
lahed r. very creiituhls hall Tor social
gatherings. meetings, etc, built of
brick
The weather a. nne. and the hcnlth Of
the people b. good. and crops gathered
and the thrtahirE no done. Tht hny
crop WuH light uthUr crops ftlr.
our Young people arc Improving the
opportunity 10 attending the academy
recently opened 90 Castle Dale. and
two score and ten. or thereabout. at
toud.
Hon. orange seriey. OF Castle Dale.
~ now dir.otIng ths iuhors of Hnoily
force OF men lu making o. wagon r1nd
up 'stfulHhf' cans In. ana We hope Tor
% better and Hhott,f road 90 Mauu next
year,
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In tho District Cnufi. Probate niylsnn, 10
aud FOR salt Lake County, state o. Utah
In the matter N Tho Tstnto ~ Martin II.
Peck. doHr1sed.
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CLIFTON, IDAHO.
Revival in Mutual WORK - Good schools
WIN iionor old Toiks os Thanksgiving.


Special Correspondence.
clifton, Idaho Nov 10 Al. L. a.
work ln Clifton IH az 20 high pressure
lust now. The Young Mems Mutual
has been rourruulEH1 with VIM Me-
nrrmll. Jr, president ana Lafayette
IIondrrsnn and robert r. SAINT ooun-
ariorH william Mcucrmil hnh iust Co..
turned from o. three aud hnlf years
mission to tho samoan Islands Rob-
ert b. SAINT recently arrived home from
Hawaii. uucr un absence from home
OF tycutN- seven months, being roe
iouscd Co return home with Elder Ham
cock who has been sick for some time.
Elder Hancock uyoB 80 Nlnc Mile, Bun-
mock stake Idaho.
We hive had quito an awakening In
our Mutual association work. q NUM-
hor OF members have been chosen az
local missionaries which Will have "a
good effect, and Elder kirkhum, OF
Len. Stake missionary. iH doing "a very
good work and aeoms % be- much In
teroHted In hia iuhora
we have had some nice rains and
fan Grain i8 looking well. ana the graHs
IS apruruE up an over and tho
weather iH warm and pleasant
EDUCATIONAL,
We have in our ward two graded dis
trfef schools. with j. Council In the first
grade and MlHr Carrie g., Larson In
the second grade, both are wen at-
tended We have besides n number nj
our young mon uul mnldens attend
lng mo brigham Young and AgticW-
tural colleges ut Logan
a number of our shCon lords which
wintorod here last season have moved
out 10 the winter range for tho Wiutor
out towards kclt0n.
We expect Go have fne time on
Thanksgiving day lu honor ~ the duy
also gathering in hunor of tho old
folks on tho same day as wo do not
wish u forget Om fathers ana mnthcra
who have made this country ipbitablo.
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AthaA = tAAHl'NaN aVAaAaAN ~ = . AVANH
The Republican party scored "a success
nt the late municipal election. very un-
especially however ~ was caused by
the uumucrata scratching many Tickets
and turning Tho tide Zoe favor of the
other party The v.ctdrH had n r1tlnct-
ton last evening lt the opera house.
o. crowded bail. with speeches and dane
Ing. accompanied By The hiring OF guns
and cannon. and huunrca during the
carly pgri uf The evening. Some " the
outgoing party made fporohoH aud %
good time was had.
IorDph 9. pocfy mayor of rnyson. Dr.
ti.ll indlHp1aci and confined 90 bio
room.
Mr. Taylor late oi Eureka. o. very
Nl. with little hopes VI her recovery
Mr.. Joseph I1llay daughter W Nrphl
luNCleHa, who wnH r0 severely burnt by
her clothing catching fire nt camp
ire near Castillo Syringe about week
ago o. aull lingering between NE and
death.
Timothy Parker De- confined 20 his bed
% very sick man
Mrs James Reese ~ prostrntod with
hcm1rrhuFu of the lungs.
Air Charles Gale. au aged gentleman
Of 70. who fcli from an apple trvc some
time nEu. lH recovering and was seen
out ON the street today.
PnyHon, Notwithstanding all these
woes. D. pr0aporlng. The stores are DO.
Ink good business with peace aud
thrift un every hand
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OUR NEIGHB0RS.
POCATELLO, IDAHO.


Special spundoncc.
p0oltollo. Idaho. Nov l5-Thc Few
cases uf sickness reported Lust week
uro about vanished, ru that wn nrg now
almost free from any contagious diH-
eases. ana thr health of our people In
general iH UNr lltut.
Tho plans Cor rebuilding the opera
huure have been accepted By tho uNu-
90, ari bids Tor rOcuustructnr tho
same are about 20 Boz advertised flr,
which. whom completed, VIII give us ute
finest play house lu the state OF Idaho.
Temporarily the OLA Pavilion Do serve
INK ua fur show purposes.
improvements loo the building line
ntll keep lu several new nddltI ouH
having been started tho last Few days.
The uiCr weather prevailing seeming
tu encourage those desiring 90 make
additions iu start in ou them
THE 81. L. A. WORK.
The couiout session VI the s. ST. and
s. L. g. L. a. mot Iu the Luttrr-dny
Saints assembly hlll sunday evening.
Nov igth, q ono program being rcn-
dero1 20 u crowded house, many ylHit-
urs being present and taking great lu-
tcreHt in the work The young people
arom 90 Doe doing an excellent work this
winter, taking hold with q win and a
determination 10 succeed.
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Like stanley ana Livingstone. found
Il harder 10 overcome Malaria. Fever
and Aguo. ana Typhoid disease germs
than savage cunnihnlsi but thousands
have found that Electric nittern Is o
n you have chllls with fever aches In
bncl. ~ neck ana head. and tired. worn
out feeling, a trial VIII convince you "
their merit. W. A. Null OF Webb H..
writes; MY children suffered Tor more
than year with ChlllH and fovor. then
two bottles Of Electric HitlerH cured
them" only 90 cents Try them,
Guaranteed Sold by y. c. NJ. l. Drug
Dent.
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Scaled proposals for tho orirtl1n ~ build
inc Tor The state Hatchery. Zee hfrurlnnra
With tho plans mud Specifications nov on nIn
IN thn onlcu Of ". o Maru. Architect Hooper
lNurks SAT- Lake CITY. Utah. viii lr received
- Nntymh.r. ispl ut t'u u'rinca %. iu. ~ said
day. The rlrht Ia rvluct any and 40 bids o
reserved
Al uruunsnls must De- accompanied by a
crrtlhoi check Tor AZ least i've per cent II tho
auuuut thereof
John SHARP.
Commissioner ~ ilutchprlo.
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rs[ DISTRICT COURT.
Lse viii q thomas Reed Occupies
Entire Day.
Ca. sieh without Friends
,,,.r Notes Local Sew-
Notes.

,,~ uo,npp In the Second
n. ths following business
A later Of the estate Of Howell
l.s.assd. Nbou Allen as adj
~, Of said estate nlod with
r.v nollInrfworth his final
nd report also potitioned tho
he dnni diunbutlnn of the
n, hearing on the petition
80 Nov. -. 1893. at 10 q. IN.
matter of the estate and
-.tip % Howell Evans, minnr
-- g'arsl nled "a petition asking
4 go appointed guardian OF said
r,ass Tho hearing on her pc
ID for Nov. -, 1879, az 10
,ts entire day yesterday the
IN. matter of tho ESTATE of
4 ma ya Mary Ann Ellacock.
ttsf thr administrator b. re-
T..t that tho will ~ deceased
I. tmvn out claiming that u
1 I. frnei hy deceased on hln own
I II md hence BE- Illegal The oNl.
4 - concluded yesterday and At
81 R. Macmillan Tor the defense
4 slss.8 hi. argument before tho
A $50 court adjourned.
4 APlriABLE AFFAIR
Lane received q letter this
. - nom Deputy sheriff u 10.
A Eureka. Utah. informing him
yulng man. n ycafi OF axe,
I nfs white. was lying III ln
A ay With pneumonia. The YOUNG
4 ~ there from Wyoming "a few
. N u and was stricken down with
. no disease. and b. In "a penny
4 .it1n. The boy says be- has
Il : -ihInr from hls tather Cor nlue
II y frl that % a. 10 .unr tifac since
4 fri from BIZ mother, but that tho
b. harl % her ahn was herr In
4 a. wnhlnr o. boarding house, and
4 ~ hid married again. hcr name
4 d Anh.o ptlmorc Tho boy and
4 9rn afa very dralruuH ~ finding
\ ltrrt thf parents Of the boy are,
4 D. have romu assistance rendered
iT ih9m. IT, ~ IN "a very critical
Fr. ihe county physician D. at
Irf t'm. and any Information that
1. = given 20 lead 20 the whereabouts
H. pirais viii be- gladly received.
WEDDING NOTES.
~ sysnIns Charles u. Calender Of
/ !, Frndsca. and Carrie A. Wood. ~
4 D. Aia California, stepped into clerk
nuluha Office and obtained a
|irisa license. Justice NJ. a. Brcc-
J. uif called 10 and performed tho
|imdY The young couple expect to
ban here In uinh Tor a fuw weeks
uii ihen return 90 San Francisco.
A .ofia 90 we'd was also granted TO
b. % Wilson. %, and Miss Mary
Day . both " ogden.
JUNCTION CITY LOCALS.
isih J. Daynes. the organist FOR
~ Lake Tabernacle choir. spent
lniiay DO ogden un business.
lia chip was run in Tor drunken
aa DrsdoWItr De- tho happy father
i,fhtf baby gIrl Mother and babe
inr url
Notwithstanding the very disagree.
uoihtr last night the ball In the
IN uafi was aH usual a good sue
~ hlrInil Heath has returned
lff California thin
z ~ Bennett general traffic aren't
nf Northwestern milroad company.
va % Huntington. oregon. IN Ia
ht1 pansefa, Of the Southern Pa
~ moved DO family 10 ogden.
" Ven Colt ~ Salt Lake. was an
Iiit visitor yesterday.
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wards. our meeting house being too
small Tor such mn occasion. Some chill
dron had To- remain outside. The hearts
~ parents were allied with admiration
aud delight. in listenins Go The many
beautiful SONGS. rccltations ana other
exercises.
George 4. liobinsun returned home on
ihr iith. from ~. gcnrro. with Dis
young bride. Tho parnguunnh band and
many citizens welcomed hIs return with
many kind wishes for long and happy
ne 20 both.
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What m'rhi have been % costly cone
unFfltiou was narrowly avertcd by the
prompt nci.un of laW OF our citizens.
thr other uny Some little boys desiring
tl zee what Kind of % bonfire o. largo
straw stuck would make. applied o.
uFhtel match thereto. and boz a moment
their curIOfIty was satisfied. n1 The
stuck wls % alaih.ng namc. Close tn
me stack WIS barn won nlod with
nay uuI close tu tho barn the dwUl-
lnF huuHe owned hy Boron Nelson.
Some PARTIES HrnIne The nr0 rushed Go
th' scene anl rlrc i0l iu turning n
stream of wutcr between the stack snu
hlrn, and Win Ions forks and rinka
lupNlNi thn hufniHe stack into the
stream and finally extinHuishcd the nrg.
Elders David Hail. q. "a Hammond.
igf. +uruaeu and p Brown. arrived iu
huntsville last week Go visit with th"lr
many nIoulH here before departing Tor
missions Co the southern States an
The boys were born here, but have
lived lu MHuouH. Colo. since thay were
children. nrothsH Hammond ana Sore
gnfcn left Cor thr capital yesterday,
but nruih.F Brown ana Han ORE tc-
ulnrl Tor H WHHk nr more. through Che
Illness Of tha former Tie had hUUn
feeling poorly fOr week or more. and
finally took tp hiH bod pr Driver of
ogden was ruwuHrri. uut pronounced
inH sickness measles. Brother Brown
D. receiving tnH UIHi OF CHrr Es thH
homo 0f hlH uncle. fnren T. Peter Hr.
Hnl % Dr. confidently eruectrd that he
VIII pr 1hI" ip resume Dole journey in
about tou dave
e. FvI s.hHds hoo lU.n employed
hy our Trustees t1 teach Boo tho public
-gholi uud commenced hia nb1rH hei
Monday murH.rT
Goo. y FouH e.mo Do from Wyom-
jog llHt saturday t1 employ mnle men
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PARAdOONAH.
stake Relief society aud Primary Confer
ences.

Special Correspondence.
parngoonnh. Iron CO., Nov. 1.-THE
Relief society OF tho parUwnu Stake
held conference here Nov. 10th, Very
interesting reports were given by the
leading sisters. Al things considered
tho society WIS doing O. good work.
The sick had been looked after. the poor
OF life. SIX culture was encouraged BY
the speakers. and the storing Of grain
urged. 1.-THE paying ana tho proper
care and education OF our children were
alnu oni0lned.
The Primary conference was held
Nov. nth, with a good attendance OF
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VERNAL..
W,". W.. Not Hlllei Ia Recent Fraoa.
waite Man At Tault -pI,t,,r, 60, "'

4 ,,A Correspondence.
n si uihlah co.. Nov. i5-Mopr-
|hhs by lnr Indian who was shot
'hrg L. ll plaen Ut Readers sheen
1,dIaie more seums to be In no
n br laneor OF dying ue vas
aiia Az 5s"l ny the herders but was
/ .4a1s sr. w. ny Ills friendn. and Ma
g.I 49, not considered 10 h. nec"s s.
i.n 6v MUS -Four shots were nred
,'lt On. 'i.'n only two OF which loon
,'erb 20 lhe face ana the ntbe,
% ieyet' shouller and M stated
lln a N A' not necessarily fntni.
b u r..,,,' ef investigation ~ thn a.
iiigisor NV seem thar Olsen was tbe
'Aniesa " this way, oianns ~
ii,r. In IVA John II. Reador's TWO
10 onia s'aAlng their nocks drove
~ houbtai, 'aialll stream uf water
lghsr inGilil Hhcop'n home. Ho and
,ai iald 'l iba rode over TO tho bspd
liking Wsi. 'n,n that that was ma
~ lndis,1 'gI ana they musf move "n
Pa 1e,.ah swung his gt,ii, n, move ~,
ltad up y 'al eNclledly when Olsen
\ AZ lsln rl M his horse IL Ssii r W.
/ a. sng on tho ground ny Ia is ,ll. , neaI
'''' Olsen drew his pistol
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Editor W. " barry OF Lexington,
Tenn In exploring Mammoth Cave. con-
tructod u severe case OF Piles. HIS
quick cure through using Bucklon's
Arnicn salve convinced him II Ia an
other worlds wonder, Cures piles. IN
iurics. Inflammation. and all bodily
Eruptona. only 25c. az =. C., NJ l.
Drug Dent
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The last 1 900 of the beautiful book
ION TO Manila" detailing the achieve
mentH or the Utah batteries in the
Philippines, arc now offered al 30 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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Peck, dcornaed
Tho petition o. i1hn e. Graham. Joseph 4.
roft aud ifpfUtf lura. The ugofuturs ~ 10
will " Tho tatnftuf Martin o. la.'k uceruaod.
f0r confirmation ~ Che sale ~ Che following
da.aTilHsl real ratH g. uf slll norNirut. i-ult
70 tnfiiun of fhu aputh half NJ the y. .. q "a
section . and southwest quarter ~ north
wet quarter anil inf No. ~ section =.
Township =. south " wufel wcat ~ sat
Lake Meridian. salt inhn county Utah hf
r1fdinr tn tho u, =. SURVEY, viva strip $50
huuufnd aud U'zhtv-nNn rolls long hy hity.
nvu rods Wide along clio south slide ~ SRA
tract. and bounded on Che east BY thc river
Jordan. aud south BY tho claim ~ the latn
frfnmhy iittlo. containing Ninety -flaht
nrrrsi nlsn piefe 81 land bounded hf CONE
mencluF a. the southwest clfntr ~ tho
nnrthraat quarter ~ serilnn Cd tQwnsllp
south ~ RANGE west ~ salt Lake meridian,
thence north 800 rolls thruru rnst 30 rods,
thence south l-A deg wtst liiu fuls. thrng"
urtt lis riiiis 90 plHrv ~ hegiunlnfi urua I'D
acres. total hrrl inlH acres mufu ~ loss.
fnf tho sum " f1suNN. md uunu tho FOL
inuing terms. to-wif- rash un runnrmltlun ~
nnnoafa from the rrtnrn N suie tiled In this
,i1uri. has iuoun sUt Tor hearing On saturday,
thn eith day ~ NurCmhUr, A. 10 i.il at pln
O'Clock ui. nf the county Court liuusv IN
the court ituum ~ sald Court ln salt Lake
civ. salt lake Cuuuiy lfah.
Nitncss the CLERK 81 said court Win tho
seal thereof anlfoi this tith day 81
November A " is1
asoan DAVID e. DUNLAP Clerk.
ny ALnEigr J. SrAnE Deputy 'lcfk.
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Tho last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION 90 Manila" detailing the achieve
mcnts of ihe Utah batteries In the
Postage prepaid.
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each nlsht for two weeks has put mo
Ia my teens again." writes H. N Tur-
upr uf DompHcytown, ia. They're the
best In the world for Liver stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable Never
gripc. only &c. az Y. e. ~. l. Drug
Dept.
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Elder y. l.. BLACK VIII learn that
REORGANIZATION ~ the thief OF time"
In salt Lake city on his way from the
Gllsunite mines IN Emery county an
other follow this morning took peace
able possession of hiE home, and was
welcomed In the person OF q ton pound
boy Pearl Klmhall Black. the mother,
and be- boy ate ", X,
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The inst 1000 % the beautiful book
"on 10 Manila. detailing the achieve
mouh pf the Utah batteries in the
Philippine. are now offered az 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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Tho last 1000 Of tho beautiful book.
"un 20 Manila" detailing the achieve
mentH ut the Utah batteries iu the
Philippines. ore now offered nc 20 cents.
Iu-Lln. nr-nlLI.
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.AnN Ia accordance with law aud the order
- thu pluru ~ dlrraiurs mndn nn tho ieth
uhN ~ Nginh0r, l7it ~ many shurns ~ Hlcn
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WI nN Hpll AZ auction 90 tie nnIrn OF tho
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thN nulluIuuut assessment thereon tHrrfhrr
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SAMUEL o. PAUL
tccutary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

The last 1000 OF the beautiful book.
"on 90 Manila" detailinE the achieve
ments of the Utah batteries in the
Philippines. are now offered az 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

The last 900 of the beautiful book.
"un 90 Manila detailing the achieve
mouts NJ tho Utah batteries ln the
Philippines. ate now offered az 20 cents.
Postage prepaid