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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12

Chidren's Sailor Haas, which sold a
5nc.. VIII go to-jay only for 25e.--th
.5r. ones for l.'ac.
THE MEM YORK CLOTHING 90.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12

We keep every shape Of collars. Lei
us sell you Your collars. Chas Il. We'll
ton y CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
PERSONAL.


J. A. simpson is up from Provo to-
day.
H. correl of New York is a, the Ken
yon.
G. Ferguson Of Mcrcur came In last
night
8. II. Hail Of Fillmore is at the White
House
lily Rhorer OF Detroit Mich. Is at the
Walker.
Isaac Braun Of chicago il ut the
Walker.
J. j. Bowan OF coaivnie came In last
evening.
\. iaohotta OF Cotton came In this
morning.
James FITZGERALD Of Chicago Is at the
Kenyon.
J. Franklin OF Sew York Is at tho
knutaford.
g. u. schmidlap OF New York IL at
the Kenyon.
H. w Lehman u Denver Is at the
knutsford.
Ino. c. swcnson Of Provo Is In the
city today
Arthur Hopes came In from Payson
this morning.
Jesse knight aud wife came 40 from
Provo this morning.
w. Hurd. Denver business man.
came In this morning.
Miss cook and Mics Stock OF Logan
nro IN 'ho city today.
u. II. Bowlcs. Nevada mining man.
o. In from Tuacarom.
ChaH. a. Parks ana wife u Denver
arr nj the Kenyon today.
g. y. Goldsmith. Sew York travel.
inr man. " at the knutsford
J. H. Frank OF Denver. colo. came In
late last night. AMI put up OF the
knutsford.
Geo. NJ. Loomis. the advance agent
~ SouFa's band, D. IN tho city. coming
In this morning.
Goo. Williams and wife came In from
rayson this morning ana put up az the
White House.
u. r. Morran l. at the white House.
coming In from Rock Springs. Wye,
this morning.
VIM. ~. Grlnihs and wife ~ Utica.
y y. came In this morning and put M
90 the Kenyon.
Carrot owens. the we'll known lutte
mining man. ~ In the city again. COM
lnr ~ from Butte this morning.
Mrr Ino I. Walker of Honolulu. ". T..
came In this morning from the west
Shr VIII spend month ln the city Wis.
ltlng MrH. clement.
~. g. Illienaulsi ~ iiyfum. and Jas.
Mrlklo ~ Smiihnuld. county commits.
Hlnurru of cache county uru In salt
Lake for a few days stay.
4 whole family ~ Inrkors from Yn.
kima. wash. consisting ~ y. a.. g, ~,
~. and J, u. Parker. nrc IN the city.
They arr az the cullen.
capt. W. T. scavy ~ Denver. colo. ID
ut the cullen. He was nt one time
chief NJ police at omaha. At present
ho " nc the head of the cattiumcn'r
protective bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
Norior ~ ASSESSMENT ~, :.

Tho Tidal Stream Mining and Milling
Company, Corporation. Principal
Place of business. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. Location NJ Mining Property.
West Tintic District, Tooclc County,
Utah
Noucc o. hereby given that az a
meeting ~ tho Hoard of Trustees oi
said company. held January alHt iSga.
nu assessment Of one hnlf ~ one cent
por share was levied upon the capital
stock ~ the corporation, payable on
OF before March dth. 1879. 60 Oh. Nay
Tor. treasurer of the company. NJ ibs
O.. First Fouth,. Salt Lake CITY rtuh.
Any stock uibn which this nHHcHs-
mcnt may remain unpaid March OH.
ifh. viii be- delinquent ON March sth.
1879. and win be- advertised Tor Hni. a
public auction. ana unless payment n
made before. VIII be- sold on April ard.
1883 nt a. o'clock noon 10 pay the DO
iluqurut assessment. together with
cost Of advertising and expense ~ sale.
iiy order ~ tho BOARD NJ TruHtorH
GEORGE N. WOOD.
Secretary.
Dated salt Lake city. Utah, January
n1Hf 1893
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OUR NElGHBORS.
LEWISVILLE, IDAHO.


Special Correspondence;
Louisville, bingham CO.. Idaho. Fob.
st-'rhc oid Folks reunion or the Low
isville ward la the bingham stake of
Zion was held In the Lewiavillc meet
ing house on Wednesday evening. Feb.
.snd The company, comprising the
aged ana nlcdlo aged. Numbering up
wards Of eighty persons, were cali-i to
order az 1880. ana after the usual duyo-
tional exercises, all sat down To q boun-
tcuua ropaHt. after which the tables
wcrr cleared and "a program which had
been arranged by the committee. was
rendered, being Interpreted with
dancing, which was INDUCED In hy
nearly all present. The grand march
was led by the oldest lady present. Sls-
ter I.avlnn Harper, and our bishop.
who substituted. by request. the oldest
gent In the ward. who at present ~
stick. step dancing was also INDUCED
IN by some OF the ola ANA middle aged
ladies present. which created much
merrlment.
The widows and mlssionnries' wives
were not forgntten,ns special invltntio y
had been given for them 60 attend: the
company, however, would have been
much larger but for sickness existing
In the ward 90 a great extent, the re-
union was grand success
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viii have to shut down" II these rules
are to be enforced and most Of the cit-
liens would be- glad " they did. some
OF them will remain In business anyhow
and " We must have saloons. let thcm
b. shorn Of M much Of their power Tor
evil az possible
Come u the stockmrn on Green River
are still losing cattle from tile black
leg and the public feel thst the state
Inspector ought tu be officially notified
81 existing conditions.
There have been several deaths ~
late from IN grippe or pneumonia. the
latest being the wife ~ u. l.. Alexander
and the three -ycnr-old child OF Ward
Murray The funeral Of the latter viii
be- held today. N. NJ. Baity was telc-
phoned for today at ~. Duchesne that
one u his children II very sick and not
expected tn live.
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OGDEN.
conrl Notes 4 Iltile Morc SNOW.

special Correspondence.
ogden. Fob. ss.-Rev. Clarence r.
brown OF Salt Lake win occupy the
uuipit Of the Congregational church to-
morrow. The evening services will COM
rncnoe a. a;a0 o'clock.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Nnrma r.. infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Iigglnbottom. will be held
from the Mound Fort meeting house
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Another anowstorm commenced about
lark last evening and by > o'clock the
rfnund was covered To q depth ~ tw"
inches. and the indications were FOR a
heavy fall before morning.
a fnif-slzcd audience took In" the
entertainment given under the nuspice
,f the Literary Society Of the Weber
stake academy last evening.
The Ladies' Republican club ~ Plain
city viii give q complimentary ball
Monday evening.
h. VI. Green. local passenger agent
W the Union Pacific. vontured out yes
terday after several days confinement
ut home with Va grippe.
Hoyt sherman Jr., commercial agent
u the Colorado q Southern railway.
was an ogden visitor yesterday
\ large number Ut Immigrants came
in from the East and went through to
Idaho yesterday morning.
". ". Rowe and Tom u. Pitt. Cor
inneltcs. were In the city yesterday
a.. ". Corrc. George !. Kelly. charles
Mclrhnn. q. N. Madison. ~. ~. Spcn-
Ger. W. ". white. Mrs. r. Il. and Misa
Maggie Mcguire were a Few NJ the large
number ~ Ordenites a. visited the cnp-
lial yesterday
william Garland. the proprietor "
the great Bear River canal. nccnm-
rHuiod hy HIS attorney and private see.
rotary, arrived from los Angeles. cal,
yesterday morning mud viii remain Tor
considerable time
~ LEGAL CIRCLES.
4 petition for the probate ~ tho viii
~ the Int George W. Bramwell. Sr..
was iiled By the executors under the
VIII. W. l.. stewart and samuel
pfancy. Yesterday forenoon.
Thursday evening Attorney W. n.
Smith Med suit IN the Second dis
trlct court against e.. H. Dudley To re-
cover the sum ~ ft2 alleged 30 be due
on promlasory note.
In the police Justices court one mem
dirnnt wns ront M FOR sixty days yes
turdny forenoon.
Yesterday Judge Ililcs transmitted 10
the clerk ~ the second district court
his decision In the ease ~ Robert
Frosta snnH W y. \. Crocker IT NJ. In
which plaintiff sets az charge ~
fraud IN the transfer ~ certain prop.
critics ~ defendants. alleging attempt
10 defrnud creditors. The claim In con.
nccilnu was FOR the recovery on "a note
~ $4,000. with Interest. ana 10 Hct aside
the alleged fraudulent transfer. judge
illlea reviews the cnse and grants the
prayer ~ the plaintiff and the cnsc will
now be- taken 10 the supreme Court.
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IIfIy CuirKr>s ". oSE COW.
Comparative Profits ~ thr.. nrsneh.. Of
fsrminE.

llitthburE hlfpntchl
An Interesting discussion has been
going on regarding tho relative profit
to be- derived frpni given number ~
chickens and given number 81 cows.
while one fancler declares that hftcon
hens arr moro valuable than the aver.
age cow, o. stout vaccine partisan
swcarr by the bcatd OF the prophet that
he can make more money from one COW
than any man can from 100 hens. The
results ~ experiments mad" undci
varying conditions av now useful,
one farmer made a trst with nny
chickens ana ono COW, and gives tho
result 40 fnllnwH3
Value 1T milk sold from ono cow.
fiiiin, income from nfty hens. most
Is Tor eggs sold. tld0si The cost ~
keeping tho tow was given at so. while
the maintenance ~ the hens cost $50
and % WnH estimated that the value Of
the manure was equal for both Tho
farmer was greatly In favor ~ ths
hens In the matter Of lrssencd labor,
Numerous other experiments nrr 60.
ported. N taken Ia the ratio OF nftS
o. one.
The chiof value of the controversy
has been a. show that no dairy farmer
should be- without fair ratio Of ppul-
Wy NNNA wv N'NNWNNNN NNANfA "NNNAN AAAN W.
maintaining % proper number Of cows
For small. irrigated farms Intensely
cultiyAtcdnothinF IN better able 20 con-
tribute 60 the family needs than cows
and poultry A. many ~ each onlf
should be kent. however as may receive
the best care and attention. and pains
should be- taken % have only those ~
best hlood and lineage
Right here A. where the small we'll
wntercd, well-tilicd land holding be-,
comes NJ a higher and better civilization
and citizenship, Everything on such
farm must be- ~ the best and the man
who tiilH hls few home acres ~ "a chem.
lot usrs his laboratory 10 achieve the
best results which skin and science
can evoke. must necessarily climb tn
inftier heights ana take his family
with him. thnn he who nlods on In the
fruitlesH eudonynr 90 cover a large area,
without any approach 10 scientific SKIN.
either In cultivation or management.
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IKusi,i's SALT

Notice Boz hereby given that IN accord
uurr with and under the power anu
authority granted 10y that certain trust
deed made September n, lNHi, o. no
undersigned trustee, by sarah \.
Iiaullc ANA John a. Hardlr. h,r hua-
band, and recorded ia Book "J-A," page
tCg 90 Mortgages, uf The records 0f salt
Lake County. Utah, the UNDERLINED
trustee will nucr Tor sale and sell 90 tho
highest bidder fnr cash ut The west
front entrance 90 The city mud county
building, iu salt Lake city, salt Lake
Counts, Utah. being lhc front door %
the county court house ut fili SAT-
Lake county. 1u March lsth, 1899. nc -
O'Clock noon ot that day, ull tho rual
estate hereinafter described, or 30 much
thereof aH necessary ca pay ana dis
charge the indebtedness secured ny
said trust deed, being sfu0N net pfln-
oipal now due with interest from March
90. 1895. 90 the day uf sale at the ratio
ct 5 per cent per nnnun.. 500 of tho
principal Indebtedness having been paid
uu February b. 1896, and also 10 pay
reasonable attorneys Zee compensation
90 said trustee. cost OF thiH notice and
oAucuHes ~ sale.
~ the holder Of said indebtedness and
bgrurp of default il tho payment ut
said Indebtedness az maturity,
THE real estate above referred 20 4,
situate ln SAT- Lake county, STATE ~
Utah. and h bounded and particularly
described as follows.
THE west ouo-h1lf 80 of lot No.Hrvn
90 In block furty-uNc Njl Pat "B'
Salt Lake city survey said premises
balur otherwise described as commence
inc at the northwest corner col said lut
aforesaid. and running thence south
twenty O2W rods, thence east flNu lD
rndn. thence north twenty (2O) rods, ana
thence west nYe 40 rods, 20 the place
OF beginning. together with all appur-
tcnances aud PRIVILEGES there unto be-
longing, ..
WILLIAM T., JACOBS,
Trustee.
Dated February 10th, is99
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LINDEN.
old roil. iIopor.d aud res.t-d In Good
style.

style.
spccini Correspondence.
i.indon. Utah CO.. Feb. 21--YcHtor-
day. Washington birthday was cclc-
bratcd hy having the Ola Folks together
In n general holiday, In which tho whole
ward took part Invitations were cx-
tended 90 The bishops and eouureiora
~ the near By wards and the parents
nud friends 81 those who had children
In this ward. There were quite u NUM-
her present. In the morning an the
ar,d fathers and mothers and friends
were gathered tofcthcr BY the young
men, In buEgicH aud sl-lrhr Snd taken
TO the meeting house. where "a program
suitable 10 thu occasion was given.
The meeting house was nlicd. our Old
folks occupying the stand Aftur thi
opening exercises. bishop Jnr. Cuhhlcv
gave a speech ~ welcome. IN his usual
happy vein ana jiyial way. while tho
old folks were enjoying themselves lis-
tcninE 20 the urogram. the HiHtUrn ~
the ward were at the iAndcn Social
Han preparing a grand dinner for al
ANA NJ 1880 word WAS received that
dinner was ready and nm adjournment
was at once taken. The young mon
Eot their teams together and took tho
old people ana others down To
the Social Hail. whore four tables tho
entire length ~ the building worc
spread with tho bounties ana iuxuries
~ life. The center table being reserved
tn the old people. At tho flrHt table ~
persons were SEATED. Among Them were
four over so years old. three who would
be No In few months. ten 20 and over.
ana sixteen over 90. The second tables
were nllcd again with ~ which includ-
ed cooks nnd walters, making u total
% EOS who pnrtonk ~ the finc dinner.
besides many children. on account ~
sickness many could not attend: after
dinner nnr program was rendered,
which was intefrrerrrd By some Of tho
Pioneers, citing old time "reminiscences.
which ended tho happy occasion.
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kANAB.


Died at Kanab. Utah. Feb. 18Th. 1893.
Elizabeth woutten Robinson. beloved
wife OF bishop Richard :. Robinson.
aged GO years.
Sister Robinson was borne at stat
fnrdshirc pottoflcs. England. Nov. q.
1875. She cmgfated to America In 1872.
To Nauvou In ~. was driven thence
with the Saints In 20. staying at liur-
linrtun. Iowa. untii 1879. during which
year she emirratcd to Utah. settled In
American Fork In 1850. Fhr was mar
ricd to- Richard \. Robinson who sur
wives her. ana went with him 20 Fort
Harmony, Southern Utah. IN 1853. her
husband being engaged IN the southern
Utah Indian mission with Jncun Ham
bin. Ira Hatch. Thnlos Haskell and
others. In the fall ~ 1850 they went in
Pinto Washington county. and were
the first settlers ~ that place. Was
called with her husband In manage the
church ranch ana dnuy at Upper
kunnb In iS5G moved 90 Lower knnnh
IN 1856. where she became nCtively
Identified with the relief society, etc.
She was the mother ~ twelve chill
drcn. nine ~ whom arc sdil living.
thirty grandchildren ana two great
grandchildren.
Sister Robinson was thorough Lat
tcr.dny Saint ana bore overwhelmingly
the trials aud Vicisuitudrs Incident a.
frontier life and the prosecutions ~ tho
Saints
Her hospitality was unboundci and
her cheerful smile has comfurted many
rnor wnyfarer ~ we'll a. hor family
ana friends. She died In fnil faith and
fellowship and her reward l. SUR.
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\ Minut. Description of onc Given In q
Lecture.
Harm Newsl


Harm Ncwsl
nalryman Gould In recent lecture
gave this description ~ tho "cow Tor
him"
"'rho Ideal cow" he said. rs not
large; she weighs about 1900 pounds;
she II something like a race horse. for
speed In the horse AMI milk In the cow
are allied. Boof In "a horse and beef In
n COW mean strength always II In "a
question Of nerve power. aud that IL
something food viii not produce, only
maintain. For the typical dairy COW
you must have race horse type. bony
ana muscular, whether she be- lIol-
stein, Jersey or whatever she may be-.
You VIII lnd her with bony head aud
strong Jaw, long between the eyes and
nose, with broad muzzle She should
have very bright protruding eye
! want a cow | can hang my hat on
her eyes, Why Simply on account
OF her brain power II means strong
nerve force aud that means action later
on. I want thin neck ana rotreating
hrisket. The lines above and below
must not be- straight. or she win steal
from you; l want her slightly depressed
behind the shoulders, with sharp chine:
| don't want too straight back bone.
She must have large organs OF retro
duction-you don't want "A COW with a
straight back l want her wedge
shaped want two wedges, large In
rear and large heart girth. I. e.. wide
between forward legs, sharp on should
or, This gives me large heart action
ana the strong arterial circulation
want. Then last, but by no Iaeans
least, she must have good udder, for
ono-half OF the value OF the cow IN in
her udder, She should have long I'D
dor from front To rear. Then she must
have a good handle ON each corner Of
her udder And Why Because n
she givoa two pals Of milk day II Is
matter OF some labor to milk her"
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nids VIII be- received by Robert Pat
rick. chairman committee IN Hpfiuk-
ling. carr ~ city recorder, city and
county building. not later than Mon
day. March Cth. 1898. nt ? ,. M, TOR
fifteen rprinkiinr wagons N 80 GALLONS
and ten ~ Coz gallons capacity Win
wooden tanks and latest improved at.
tachmontH for HpunklinE streets ~
Salt Lake city.
nIds must describe make ~ wagons.
style ~ wheels and size Of aNleH and
tires price to b. given =. -. u. ears
Salt Lake city.
iiy order n city Council. February
.int, 1889
ROBERT PATRICK, Chairman.
u. VI. iACkMAS. city Recorder.
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Notice n hereby given by the UNDER
signed. being the owners ~ one-fourth
~ Tho capital stock u the Treasure
mn Mining company. that special
meeting ~ the stockholders of said COR
pnratiun will he held Ut the office Of tho
company. .i2 ATLAS Block. salt l.aks
city. Utah. on Thursday the 10th day
" March, 1883, ht 10 o'clock a. m. of
said day, Tor the purpose Of consider
lng the question ~ Increasing the cap-
iinl stock of the corporation from ss5. go
% 10000. ana for the purpose OF con-
fid"flng the question Of selling the
property 90 the company or uf dovlHing
other means Tor the purpose of paying
IL debts for the purpose ~ rlcotlnK
new board ~ directors. and for the pur-
rnHo 81 transActing such other business
az may come before the meeting.
u. y. WALKER JIk.,
SHARP WAf.kER.
W. II. DODGE.
stockholders OF Treasure nm Mining
Company.
Dated salt Lake city. Utah February
igth 1893.
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NEPfiI.
Farmers tnicn organized Sudden Death
OF y. A. herman Of Mona.

Special Correspondence
Ncphl. Juab Co. Feb. 21.--Last nlght
farmers union was organized here.
The FIRST meeting was held Feb. - by
$. H. Hobsun and q. \. peurud. aud at
u meeting held last night permanent
organization was formed by electing
John Ellison president, Timothy Hoyt
as first and Orson Caller u.s. second vice
president, Jos. w. Nickcra secretary
and treasurer -. W. Cazicr assistant
secretary.
The object ~ the union IL 10 establish
greater urity among the farmers and
10 distribute Information o. the ngricul-
turiHis aud 10 aid them In reaching the
best markets. etc.
!. A. Jefinan of Mona died very sud.
denly yesterday. He has been quite n
sufferer In the past ana was quite
blind ~ ono time. but his slFht was
mirgculnualy restored. He leaves "a
family to mourn his unexpected demise.
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BEAVER.
bry aud Dusty Al winter ola poils' nay
-iiss,sr rrsnsh Of ~. \. As,dsm,.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Beaver city. beaver Co.. Feb. g.
We are having beautiful weather here.
The roads have been dry aud dusty all
winter. We have not had sufficient
snow 10 dnmpen the ground. making
II very pleasant Tor our mean and
tcamcH hauling Ties to Milford. which
~ proving quite q harvest 10 40 and
one We arc likely 10 need before the
end Of the year. according to tho
present dry prospects Canyon work
'rs report very little snow IN our noun
tninH. rlVluT prospects 81 slim crops
unlerH We have abundant downfall IN
the spring ana summer.
OLD FOLKS ENTERTAINMENT
Wednesday. the 2and Of February.
was rct apart na old folks day by the
Old folks committee " beaver. and was
spent In nu enjoyable manner. The
entertainment consisted of the rendi-
iiun 81 tho beautiful drama. The oc-
toronn. BY the Home Dramatic CONE
pnny, who had kindly placed their
services nt the disposal of the commit.
tee. A matinee was given Rt two pm.
for the old folks. widows and orphans
Of the city, and the play was repeated
IN the evening 90 large and cnthuHi-
nHtlc audience, Much credit ~ due
the Home Dramatic company for the
ffN'l'Ni NhnH'i w MNl'h tn'f f'us
dured the drama.
There were present of the old folks
20 between ~ aud 20. q between 20 and
~, ana over 10 years ~ age.
This WIS tho initial effort ~ the old
folks committee since their appoint
meni. and II II expected that an clnhor-
ntc midHugmer entertainment viii be-
given m June.
The beaver branch ~ the n. Y.
Academy h In q noufirhlnE condition,
II hns nm enrolment Of about 100
students nt present. ana four teachers
under the Jurisdiction ~ Prof v, T.
fartridrv. Much good " being done
among the young people by tho teach
ings nnd Influence Of this Institution.
ana we have great hopes for it, future.
We have very good prospects for the
establishment ~ creamery here.
Stock u subscribed Tor and a commit
tee II chosen that viii push II ahead.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NOTiCE-.To tho stocyhoiders OF ths
Bullion- Beck and Champion Mining 90,
a Corporation.
lou are hereby notified that the rcru.
mf annual meeting II the stockholder,
OF Hald corporation viii be held 1T the
9llce or the company room No. sOi
iemmeton building. salt Lake city
Ah. on Monday. the sixth day vi
Mhfch' 1893 at the hour ~ 10 n. m, fot
the purpose NJ olrctinr otitcera ~ M
ensuing year and for the transnction 81
such other business ass may property
come before the meeting.
by order of the board of directors.
w. J. BEATfE, secy.
Salt Lake CITY. Feb II, 1909.
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mcrly died from Group. People have
learned the value Of one Minute Cough
Cure and use Il for severe lung and
throat troubles. II Immediately stops
coughing. u never falls, r.. q.
sohramln. Mccormick Building. corner
Main street, First South.
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Notice " hereby given that the rcgu-
lar annual meeting " the stockholders
ut the star Gold a Silver Mining Cone
pany viii be- hold pursuant ~ require.
mcnte 81 N" articles ~ Incorporation
OF nnid company on the third Monday
IN March, 1899. March 2oi at the gem
orul office ~ said company. Rooms
$40, ali. Progress tluilding. no South
Main street salt Lake city Utah. at
: o'clock y. m. of said day Tor the eiec-
ton 81 Board uf i've Directors To
serve Tor the ensuing year. and Tor tho
transaction ~ such uthrr business ns
may properly cumo before such meet
Ing.
THOs. KANE. Secretary.
Dated February g. 1879
First publication February rs. 1890.
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give me a liver regulator and I can
regulate the world" said "a gonins. The
druggist handed him a bottle OF De
wits Little Early ilaera. the famous
little pills. II. g. Sohramm, Mccormick
South