davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-01-04
so VEREIGNTY OF
So AIN ENDS.
Stars and Stripes Hoisted by
q South oarollnian.
The Cerdmonies S1m 5ls and Not
Marred by an Unpleasant
incident.

Habana, Jan The sovereignty
of Cuba passed from Spain to the
United States TO day at#noon.
Fhe form Of tranefer was simple
consisting only Of an exchange OF
speeches in the salon Of the paiece,
the hau5iiDg doWno Of The Spanish flag
and the raising Ia ite stead the flag
sof the United States on the flagstaff
ss.s the palace roof. Saiusee were
fred from the heavy guns Of the forts
and the warships before and after
the change Of flags The raising Of
the stars and stripes wss greeted
svith cheers by the peol lie who
covered the roofs Of the buildings
iarocnd the palace aad the plaza.
crowd was permitted TO gather
S,iig the streets 10 the vicinity Of the
palace 60 wiitness the epoch-makiDg
ssasanction At 8 o'clock q guard com
posed Of the Second battalion Of the
Tenth infantry mafched into the
.E1aza de Arms, 1nder command spf
sapt Van Welt. and formed around
:tlle square Gen Castellanos watch
e them with interest from the bai-
eony Of hisl apartments as they
entered The square snd we're stationed
at an the streets approaching the
plaza No one WAS allowed TO enter
uithoat pass and all the doore of
sttps palace facing the square were
entered 70 be closed Only those
whlo could get on the roofs and bal.
comics Of houses 10 the neighborhood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14

which l refused 20 have done. then
visited West Baden, Ind; Las Vegas
Hot Springs, New Mexico sweet
Springs, No. And Monitou, Col 1 also
took great many different KINDS of
medicine recommended Tor dyspepsia,
but found no relief. Last February 1
read testimonial for Pe-ru-na Ia the
Central Baptist that suited my case ana
1 determined at once to ~ ir. 4 have
taken two bottles OF Ps-ru-na and fouT
Of Man-a-lin, and feel like new man.
None Of my friends believed would get
well. / would not take any money Tor
the good your remedies have done me-"
In catarrh Oh the stomach, as sell
~ In eatsrTh oi any other part Of the
body, Pe-ru-na Is the remedy. As IL has
often been said, IL Pe-ra-nA viii cure
cssarrh Of one pari, Il viii cure esiarrh
Of any other part Of the body.
@summer DatarrhH -rAt free ~ 20
Fu-ns Drss MIS- Cor colanDa>. ..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14

equal laws and civil liberty. Foreign
states acknowledge the justice of on
cause and we know II to be good and
we mean to make 1t strong.
CIVILIANS RESTRICTED
Capet0Wn, oct. ia military order
has been issued directing that no civ
ilians be allowed to enter the camps in
the colony without permits
AMERICAN CITIZENS BEATEN BY
BOERS.
Capetown, oct. l2-Delayed in trans
mission-No news Of lighting has yet
been received.
1t is suggested that with a view Of
retaining the good viii Of the Basutes
the authorities shall not press for pay
ment of the hut tax
An American citizen has sworn To an
affidavit before the American concul
here. in which ne states that he has
been subjected by Burghers Of the
Free states to great IN treatment. His
limbs bear marks. where the effects OF
the treatment he had received shows.
CANADA WILL HELP.
Ottawa, ont, Oct l2-At a meeting
Of the cabinet today a decision was
reached to send 1000 Canadian soldiers
60 South Africa as Canada's contribu
tion 10 the British force now hghtinl
the Beers This Is double the numbe
Of troops asked for by the imperia
government.
At the conclusion Of the cabinet meet
ling. am official statement was hande,
so the press by the premier Sir VIII
! frid Laurier. as follows.
"The government has decided Il
send 900 men to South Africa. a YER
much larger number Than any Of IN
other colonies has sent ana larger tina
the British government has suggested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14

could do no good.
/ visited h o
Aiullanphy hos
pital In ST. Louis
and received no
benefit. The at
tendin 3 physi-
clan told m . |
had narrowing Of
the outlet OF the
stomach, and the
only remedy was
to have A cut out,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14

The only question In the way of the
governments acting n1'e speedily In
the matter was as TO whether or not
parliament would have to he called g.
gether to meet the expenditure. This
point was got over by the form OF en-
listment. the war office having stated
that units Of men of 125 each should
be sent and that they should be attach
ed to imperial corps. The Canadian
government would have preferred to
nave sent a whole regiment with a
Canadian officer in command. Good
Workmanship win have the prefer
ence. The government win equip the
continent and pay the cost Of trans
portation to point on the South Afri-
can coast Enrolment viii commence
at once. The troops will sail for South
Africa before the SOth inst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

victim wonders why he should be %
weak, why his food gives hLm no
strength, why his blood should be 30
thin.
Mr.. Alex. Garter Of Van Buren, Carter
Co., Mo-, says; al had been toubled
with dyspepsia and indigestion since
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14

a terrible effect upon the party One
of che members il dead and several
have become invaIids. The Domlnicians
are very bitter against the Americans
and declare that their imprisonment
was worse than any Spanish outrage
General Wood frequently recommended
that they be released but the authori-
ties at Havana prohibited such aciion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14
RELEASED FROM JAIL AT BARA,
GOA, ARRIVE AT SANTIAGO.

Santiago De Cuba, Oct. IA party Of
thlrty-two Dominicians who had been
confined at Baracoa for two months
were released yesterday and arrived
here today They We're members of the
Jiminez expedition which was captured
becauBe its object was not conces,led.
az the members had been assured that
the Americans were favorable 20 their
movement
The two months spent In iail has rad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14
LIST OF PRIZES FOR The FLOWER PARADE.
swsepstAEss Open 20 E~>ry Entry from Guthrie

cAsH-GryEN
BROS, Ritzhaupt %; PAU Jund
SECOND SWEEPSTAKES PRIZE.
by sGs Il 1S sbce % a9 IN pair ire Ds % 1 % % O. 1en % BY % s e SsS %
horseshandsome fur eonarete
Paris nat By the Grand Leader
Two-sEATED VEHICLE DRAWN BY TWO HORSES
5s5 hs s gsE Dy & haS S by the Burke Gro
TwosEArED VEHICLE HORSE
oag @ df sad . ssa gwen ysa y y q; BoSFi
Handsome carving BY the York
"''U"''"' ONE
First Prlze-Pattern hat glyen by Mrs saggders
TSi9a % Company
HANDSOMELY DECORATED m R9TsE % RIDDEN MOST GRACEFULLY
FIRST prize riding Clothing
of Eo @ p sa fs9s ysa s2 % sas s s ws as
So a.Siss do sd p @ even % the @ es1 % fSsH eos @ @ '
BICYCLE DEPARTMENT
display containing wheels-sl9c cash
decorated single Wheel ridden BY a adyi i ,oh,.o
second Prize aaest statioasry given y
heS Gsa9a 5eeHeiss 9ss Sassl g ESqs e b I Ihs&c
fi2a i2ad s S eisaFs F' By aeary
es & a9S & si' Poss E1siaaa T sa' g Hewitt
besaisly dser.tsd wheel ridden BY boy saser sixteen
Second prize toned biey6e bell BYE II Knaass
beyele eny b. sir-choiee any ao IN store given
aosi eonissi boROH Of choice
'S1e4'Ai' EoyELrY DEPARTMENT
o. si Sy 81 s sr sil05 55Is y a. A''A'
Sys & tas s,5 s1s p 9!''A n s as Go
5eons pTaoi painting frame va store
rom 5f 5s 81 fsoas sas noe al f 6ps Sslsoa "a los o
P s. 3 &c ass psFtss 1 g s s: Ss
sls s % eo@ps,s psss IaiI,ss
ebsfsH NrsS Ransy sseIst-ryI
S'' T @ psssa
stores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14

Rabbi David Klein, 526 E. Main street.
Colum bus, o., writes the following 10
DR.. Hartman In regard TO Pe-ru-nA; alt
affords me great pleasure 10 testify 10
the curative merits Of your medicine.
Pe-ru-na is a well-tried and widely
used remedy. Especially rs a specific
for catarrh Of the stomach it cannot be
eIcelled. Pe-Fu-na will do all that Is
claimed for it,"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14

Kansas city. oct. i2 The five story
brick building AZ Az Delaware street.
occupied by the ! Baker tent and
awning company was destroyed by are
tonight The Baker company loss q
$4,000 with $4,000 ins urance and tho los,
on the building s2O,gG0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14
OHIO VOLUNTEERS GO BROKE IL
SAN FRANCISCO

Cleveland oct. l3--Word has reached
here that 200 Cleveland soldiers in the
l4th regiment which has just returned
from the Philippines are stranded in
San Francisco, their pay which WAS
given them In Manila, having been al
ready spent An effort les being made
to raise the 1900 necessary To bring
them home. Today Senator Hanna and
Governor Bushnell contributed 500
each.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14
HANDED DOWN At MILWAUKEE ~
BANKRUPTCY CASE.

Milwaukee. Oct. l3-A decision OF
has been handed dow by Judge Jenkins
Tor the United States court OF appeals
against an insOivent person within four
months preceding the hling OF bank
ruptcy proceedings is void Inasmurh
as It is an apparant Impossible IS to de-
tcrmine to certainty the exact stand
Ing OF creditors II Is stated the decision
will result IN a rush for other security
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14
rhis Is Your Opportunity

On receipt OF ten cents, cash OF stamps
a generous sample will be mailed OF the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
l(Ely's Cream Bslm) sufficient TO 9emon-
ssrate the great merits OF the remedy
ELY BROTHERS,
&c Warren St., New York CITY
Rsy. John Reid, Jr., of Great Falls, Mont
recommended Ely's Cream Balm 70 me-
a.n emphasize his statement, 1T is posl-
tive cure for eatarrh If used As directed. -
Rev. Francis w. Poole, Pastor Central Pres
Church, Helena, Mont.
Ely.s Cream Balm is the acknowledge
cure for eatarrh and contains no mercuF,
.or sny injurious dEqR. Price, 80 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14
MEET IN ANNUAL SESSION AT oNfA
HA.

Omaha, oct. ls.-The sixth annual CON
vention of American railway surgeons
opened here today and vii continue two
day Dr ". W Grant of Denver. ls pre-
sid ng. Several papers OF scientific
nature were read ana discussed aud the
executive committee held q business ses-
sion About one hundred 'ailway sur
geons are present from all over the coun-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14

People afdictsd with cataTrh Of ths
stomach complain Of lassitade, ail-tired-
out feelings, their blood becomes thin,
nervous system derznged, focc sesuas 70
DO them no gossd, continuous and In
eressins weAknsss. The eafsEsassts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-14

RACE DECLARED OFF
Sandy. Hook, oct, l3.-Raee declared
on for today
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-26

gets you. By the way-if it isn't Anstruthers
who is it, that you-er?'
1t doesn't make any difference-now. He's
no right
On the same plan of campaign, L suppose?' ?''
And he's going to make me over-to-"
"Nina!'
yes"
you won't regret this?''
Certainly not she responded cheerfuIly.
And he insisted; there's no use trying
to dissuade you?''
None in the world
Nina, what piece of nonsense is this?
Just one of my theories, Jack she whis-
pered, softly.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-26
EFFECTIVE TRIMMINGS
The Form of Decoration in Vogue for Spring
Gowns.

The blouse, made tighter and even more
elaborate than of yore, is still with US, and
decidedly the most favorite model, however
is where the narrow plastron runs UP to a
short yoke, and the overpart lies above this
with fiat trimming at the edge Very novel
and effective yokes are made ofhand-
some guipure tatting or point de Venise over
white light satin, stiff, conventional de-
signs being selected. In the center of each
star or spray a turquoise cabochon is sewn
and this species of poWdering with Jewels is
really charming.
Most effective is a yoke of this fashion in
an olive green gown, the yoke of white satin
covered with guipure, with star designs in
two sizes. An emerald finishes the center of
each large star, turquoise likewise disposed
in the center of each smaller circle, and when
covered all over in this style and worn with
a buckle or clasp in which the two Jewels
figure, no prettier vest or yoke can be i'm
agined. In a blue gown L have seen san
phres and yellow topaz used in the same
manner, and greensh turquoise and ama-
thyst in a black gown, and on antique guinura
over biscuit satin.
new material suitable for summer or
mounted colored silk, although really
sheathlike gowns, where even the thinnest of
this fabric has much chance of success ana
lightens the work of the modiste l have
only seen one pattern of a very inexpensive
quality, but believe it is made in many quail
tiles and wide range of designs.-Exchange.
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OUR OWN STATE.

2 claim for damages In the sum Of 1900
for injuflea alleged to have boon sua-
Aihci hy hin In the early part Of thfs
month on TWenty-nfth atfcet through
w, nUetpd ncgllreuce ~ ORten city.
hcfcfrcd TO the committee on claims.
~ N4' =. m. the council adjourned
for two weeks.
WEBER COUNTY BUSINESS.
The board OF county commissioner
met Yesterday and disposed OF the fol.
lowing business!
commlaaioner Adams. appointed as n
committee o. investigate The claim ~
solomon WhoelwrIEht Tor $3.50 damages.
. ported on same with the rttoium- mia
lion that Mr. Wheoivr,rbt he nlte,tet
~ Tor brush urod in constructing
leVeo. ana recommended the disaii0,v.
adopted
Hoard ordered that 5000 be- trans.
fetrod 20 general contingent fund.
IN me ntogchinaky matter similar 10
WhcelwrlRhts request Tor damnres
oommlssioner Adams recommended
,nat no damages be- allowed. rccom-
pRANARY BuRGLARtZEp.
Tho other nlgh, ihclcvcn entered the
lfunnfy % Walker harlow ~ Mound
or. ana stole 300 pounds OF bran and
shorts No trace ~ the guilty parties
has Yet been found
OGDEN NEWS NOTES.
Yesterday was the opening day of tho
y. =, Lewis JcWeiry company. afier
their recent fCmudolinr. and from 600
10 100 people visited the beautifully
decorated establishment
TWO drunha came NJ In police court
ms mofulng before Iudge HulanIski
they promised 10 reform ana sentence
was suspended
Mayor j. II. Richards OF Boise. Idaho
was an pgden visitor yesterday, the
guest u Mr.. G. X. nnnnlster.
j. ". shlfk has gone to california for
two months visit.
The ogden baseball club has arranged
Tor grand hall 20 b. given Thursdny
evening IN the Union Opera House,
Iord'a orchestra viii be IN attendance.
Everybody ~ invited.
Nv Jurors We're excused from court
until Nov. "a. isq9
\ marriage llcorsu was granted TO
Thomas ~ clifford. 10. ~ IL BELLE.
Idaho. ANA Miss Edith ~. Burch. 20.
uf ogden.
Funeral service over tho remains ~
John brennan were held Yesterday
morning ut ~ o'clock at the Catholic
church.
Miss Cecllc Lynn ~ ilcno. Nevada. In
IN the city Tor few weeks. visiting
with her sister. Mrs. u. y. Lathrop.
Judge llilrs was ln ogden yesterday
ON legal business.
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N,,TitI

In tho District Cnuff. rmlufo Division. In
and for sait Lake County. STATE N ufnh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

In the Matter ~ ihu istlir of ~usannah
iuIlsrr. deceased
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NOTICE or srocEuoLDERs' mrrr


NOTICE d hofohy given that general
meeting NJ tho stntkhuIdrr, nj tho Dfand
nhlth Mining company % curunuiluu uudur
thu laws 81 wan. nll uu hold 800 tuu olu-
nags nnirg 40 N COMMERCIAL b'pak. iu
shlt Lake tliy, ith. up thO Find day m
ll'cunhCr ls.Y. 90 . O'Clock D.. m of said day.
Tor tho uuruusN ~ cnuaIdtrlur aud Nutinr
upnn tho following pWpnsr4 amendments o.
nv hulllu M incorporation Of said com.
no amend Arilclo g ~ substituting tho
words eiu 900 shurrs ~ thr unr value uf q fi
wcl. Tor tho words '.ioQl share, ~ slDUu
roam'nd Article On read a. foliowsi
"lno utli'rr4 ~ tlis company shall consist ~
O. prwldrnt y.fu.prUsluuLt, t board uf snyun
il Nlft infs, % secretary ana o. Treasure g.
e4rl ni whom shall bo "A stnchhnldrf 10 the
10 rrpoul Aulrlci.
=. ln amend AuiclH tn read uH fOlluWst
- Tue dltc tors shuII br elected hy tho sturE-
hulduis The president -puD1luuut. .uc-
frinfy and treasurer shall hu tlusfei by Nlu
hHud ~ directors. ihO president and vice.
prrhid1ut from thu|r uumhnr aud Hll ulpea
tons allhll ln ~ ballot The torn ~ uilirO
N nll % enc uiilrur shall h0 one yoar and
uuNl thUlt sucuNasurs shall DO elrttcdUud shall
have qualified, lho ANIMAL incrfing ~ stock
holders tor tho election ~ niicufs aud Tor
100 TRANSACTION ut such niliur business Is
may comr before ID shall ho held at theoiilre
" ihu o3imrany n SAT- l,ahn .Clty, salt Lake
county, Van, uu tho nnt Monday In fph-
ruHrY DO r'lrl year ut o'clock b m IOur NI
Wrulnra Of the board " diruetuus shall cln-
suiuio o quorum Tor tho Transaction Of busl-
3 To ropnnl Articles
d To REPEAL AulrlN1s
Aud for The Transaction " such other busl-
Nos as lay properly come before said meet
ing
THOMAS W. JENNINGS. pfosidout.
JAMES T.. JENNINGS. secretary,
DATED lhh slst duy u November ls1l,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Like Stanley and Livingstone. found
II harder tu overcome Malaria. Fever
and Aguc. and Typhoid disease germs
than savage cannihnla; but thousands
have found that Electric Blttefs o. a
" you have chills with fever. aches In
back NJ neck and head. and tlrrd. worn
out feeling. trial viii convince you Of
their merit. w. \. Null of webb. H.,
writcs' My children suffered for more
than year with chills ana fever. then
two bottles Of Electric nittora cured
them" Oniy 30 .antH. Try them.
Guaranteed, Sold by 2, G. NJ. l. Drug
Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

In tho District CONT rrnluto division In
and for snit Lake County. STATE N utnh.
In the Matter ~ ihu Istlip oi ~usannah
iullstf. deceased
The potltinu ~ iiHftar 2 Tnuirpr hdmin-
istfHinf m the estate of susHunhh IuulrUf.
uHNisrNi ufANlnU fHf Hu uuItrUf sale OF fuli
lfuuWfiN ~ said ln.rHtut und TINT nU tef-
.unH interested aupf4F hrfufu che said ruuft
90 Show fuusr wis ON UfiirT should MT be-
ftauieu 90 srIl umurh us shall lr uorrssnfs,
uI thr following uus flIffl fuHl estate ~ sld
Decreased, go Wit iau nf lW D. hiptk ri. piit
~ rlIi Lakt titN snttrY. commencing az
The southeast fufnrrnf sulu Doc Land ruuuinE
th'uUu north i've fUds. tiunru wtst ntr nfll
thence south i've ruda. iheuru east Csc rhs
lu ullut uf beginning alsp un uudlt ldrd one.
hf luirftri ln lnts g 81 ana 20 hiufl I. Iva
tfll fura ndluluu O. Ogden city. Utah
lils hrun .ri fuH hearing IN Saturday. tho
snfuuu day ~ UnrmhNE A. ~. tsu afNtn
nclnft 70. iu. - tho county Court iiouss, Ia
the cHuft Nom ~ said guufi. ln salt Lake
city. salt Lake county, Wan,
NitnUss The rlrfA ~ said nuuu With tho
seal thyrsf uluNri tlis aist day a
November. \. N fsfl
lscall DAVID g. DUNBAR CLERK.
ny ALnrur J. ~rAHr. Deputy Clerk.
\. McMnsirr Attorney,
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aud Tor salt Lake County State n rtai.
In tho matter ~ tHn rstits q MART, II.
lna. 4Ur0I.rl.
lhr rotlt.nu M flhn e. Ufahtn. inssnh A.
lefA nuu Itrr.I0 lUfe. thH urc'ItHrs ~ Tia
viii uf tho estIf.Uf uHftnff f,.sl'. t,I.srs'ii.
Nf tunt tmtt.o1 n tug liH ~ thH flifuHlnr
Nf1ff lh0l ftHI oft ..uf alii I..HsaIIlt tH.HItf
lurtlnn IN tl" snaih mifuf tho n D.. u =
section y anu uHlnHtst quarter uf north.
west quarter nnI lrl So = OF sa.tlln -
!uWn.iiin 7 suHtI W fustf west uf sait
lAhe M,flli1n, slli inhH ruunty. Utah ~
glfllhE ~ tnn =. q survey fHf 8 airlu fso
I'VE fuds Wld1 sIHrf fhu south side " srlI
tract aud nnmndU Un Che east hy fha River
Jordan. and south uV thr claim n tue ats
lcfnmuft iittIr, containing NINETY. eIsht
acres alsna pir"Huf land bounded bv SOM.
mtuginE ~ fuH southwest curnUr NJ tho
nnfthrast quarter " section 90 foanahlu 4
snuth 20 raugu arst ~ salt iatu Nrfdiiu.
thrhrr north Ai tolls thourn east D nd.
thrn,' snlih 1915 Jos. Nfat % 30 fuis. thence
wet Ais nusls 10 pII .u % beginning. ava ms
nfrr. tntnl ur. I.is urfrs moro Or los.
luuluf terms, tnsNlt cashru confirmation u.
appears from thH frtufn ~ stir. Hiri In fhl.
court. lna hnnu stt fur haHrlnr uu Htfuftftv.
the sith day ~ NutcmiHf a. n tsf1 M ~
ucinUk a.tl.. at Tho county ruuff Housed IA
the Court iinum - suln gnuff In SALE iafa
tifNt Hult Lake County. Utah.
Mltnfss tie tlufh ~ said Court With tts
seal thguff ahifed this nh day ~
NuNrmler \. % leo
tscnn uANtu u utNHAR. clerk.
w Ainihr " ~t'mt uuruty tluf,.
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nuiLDiSG PROPOSAL.

Sealed proposals for tho erection OF q build.
ing fnf tlir Nintr Hatchery, in accordance
viii The plans an! spelucatluus nov ON ulu
ln the unifu ~ W y Mafr Archlt e. Hooper
hnrk, SAT- Lake 1ltY, Utah, viii be- rrcrlvci
BY the undersigned nn fhufsiny, tho gifd DAY
NJ November tn. nt TON u'clurh r. M. ~ said
DAY, Tho nsht to trjvct ans ana all lids h
reserved.
Ai proposals must uo accompanied hy "a
crrtinel cuugs foe no Toast i've per cent OF the
amount thtnuf
ions SHARP.
Commissioner uf iiutchurics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Ana ~ acNnfuunfA with law AMI an order
~ thu lntti ~ DIRECTOR made un thu ian
dnf NJ o'iln0r 4. y, isH no mauy shafos III
u.tn iirtrl NJ such Stock ls may be- nrcrs
.lff, WI hn snId AZ tho front door ~ tho
hHgtri Nntl1uuI Hank ~ salt Lake Uity.
!t 10. No ~ 7uuth Hast Temple street. salt
Lake city lthh, on Monday, December an
~ ct ih0 hnur ~ I" O'Clock. nom. tn nav
utNuIurni assessment thereon together With
The cost of advertising and expenses nj sale.
lilAs A. SMITH
SECRETARY Fremont Mining Comp4uv
Lake city, Utah
Dated November Iitl. tsgl.